שעריף דיבעויס גלונגענער אויסוואל
דער שעריף פין אראנזדש קאונטי דיביועס וואס איז ערוועלט געווראען א דאנק די אלייענס וואאס די היימישע אינגלייט פין קרית יואל האבן זיך ארגעניזירט עם ארויס צו העלפען
(איך געדענק נאך ווען מיר זענען צו עם אריין צום ערשטען מאל האט ער נאך נישט געהאט אפילו פען אין פעפערס אין זיין קליינע שטובעלע אין אפאר טיכטיגע אינגעלייט האבן אלעס ארגעניזירט אויף א העכסט פראפעסאנילאנע וועג מיט אלע צוגעהערן אין עם אהער געשטעלט אויף די פיס צו קענען אנפאנגען זיין קאמפיין וואס האט האט זיך ארויסגעשטעלט אלץ א מוראדיגען דערפאלג
יצעט איז ארויס געקומען דער באריכט ווי גוט ער פירט דעם שעריף דעפארטמענט אין אראנזדזש קאנטי
DuBois released 2004 annual report
DuBois
Last year was jam packed with activities in the Orange County Sheriff's Office. In his annual report to the county legislature, Sheriff Carl DuBois yesterday pointed to a number of accomplishments.
Among them was the creation of an Emergency Services Unit, he said. ''I think that we all see the value of having an emergency services unit,'' he said. ''Something the unthinkable can happen; it happened in Ulster County last Sunday.''
DuBois was alluding to the Hudson Valley Mall shooting spree that left one man severely injured and another with minor injuries.
DuBois said his Narcotics Unit was successful, aiding local police agencies in the targeting of street and low level drug operations.
The Marine Division performed well as did the K-9 Division and the new Special Response Unit.
Of note, deputies guarding the Department of Social Services offices seized almost 4,100 knives, over 1,600 various tools, 1,000 razors, almost 490 containers of pepper spray and 22 firearms.
Orange County Sheriff's Office gets $81,000 for surveillance van
GOSHEN-The Narcotics Investigation Unit of the Orange County Sheriff's office has been awarded an $81,000 grant for the purchase of a surveillance van.
The funding was awarded under the Edward Byrne Memorial State and Local Law Enforcement Assistance Program and secured by state Sen. William J. Larkin Jr. (R-C-Cornwall-on-Hudson).
The van will target narcotics and other operations, including the investigation and arrest of individuals involved in gang activity and the illegal possession of weapons.
"The grant allocations will be used to acquire equipment that will enable our Narcotics Unit to assist local municipalities with their narcotics enforcement initiatives, crime reduction strategies and intelligence sharing capabilities," said Chief Criminal Investigator Gregory T. Gaetano.
This grant program is named after New York City Police Officer Edward Byrne who was murdered by drug dealers. It was created to help state and local law enforcement prevent and control crime and violence.
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