A boy who had gone ATV riding with his father was injured and needed to be rescued, Sunday afternoon.
Sources tell YWN that the Ramapo Police Department reached out to Rockland Chaveirim to assist in rescuing the boy, who suffered an injury while riding in Kakiat Park.

Five people needed to be rescued from the Neversink River in the Woodridge area during a nasty Thunderstorm, Sunday night.
The five people had been on rafts in the water, in the area of Avon Lodge Road near River Road.
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Emergency personnel are currently searching for a Frum man from Monsey that went missing in Greenwood Lake while boating with his family.
Sources tell YWN that a family was boating in the lake when – according to initial reports – a child may have fallen into the water.

Emergency personnel were at the Minnewaska State Park in Kerhonkson on Sunday evening, attempting to rescue a Frum man that fell off a cliff.
Sources tell YWN that the man was on a hike with family, when he fell off the cliff.
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Police in the New York City suburbs say they’ve arrested a fake cop who tried to pull over real detectives.
Nassau County police say Valiery Portlock sounded a horn and flashed emergency lights Friday morning as he an attempt to pull over a van in Hicksville, Long Island.
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The New York Police Department in the year ending June 30 has rejected all requests from the federal government to hold detained immigrants past their release date.
That’s the finding of the Daily News in a report published Sunday.
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A man suspected of placing two devices that looked like pressure cookers in a New York City subway station on Friday, causing an evacuation and snarling the morning commute, has been apprehended, police said.
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Two abandoned objects that appeared to be pressure cookers prompted an evacuation of a major lower Manhattan subway station during the morning commute Friday before police determined they were not explosives.
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A Hatzolah Paramedic responding to an emergency was detained by an NYPD Officer on Thursday.
Sources tell YWN that the Paramedic was responding to a cardiac emergency in the Forest Hills section of Queens at around 5:00PM, when he was pulled over by an officer of the NYPD Highway Patrol (Division 3 – Queens).

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