Police Blotter – 01/25-01/31/26

Police Blotter 01/25/26-01/31/26. A total 34 bookings over this time. Below is a brief selection of arrests that occurred. 01/26 / Quarropas and MLK Blvd. – a 29-year-old homeless male was charged with Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance 7th (crack cocaine) and Tampering with Physical Evidence after a field

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Daniel McMahon Sworn In as New Chief of Police

The City of White Plains officially welcomed Daniel McMahon as its new Chief of Police following his swearing-in on January 26. Chief McMahon assumes leadership of the White Plains Police Department after an outstanding career marked by dedication, professionalism, and service to the community. Known for his integrity, work ethic,

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Police Blotter – 01/18-01/24/26

Police Blotter 01/18/26-01/25/26. A total 28 bookings over this time. Below is a brief selection of arrests that occurred. 01/19 / No Broadway and Park Av.  – a 23-year-old female from Yonkers was arrested for Aggravated Unlicensed Operation 3rd after a routine traffic stop showed her driver’s license was suspended.

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Police Blotter – 01/11/26-01/17/26

Police Blotter 01/11/26-01/17/26. A total 47 bookings over this time. Below is a brief selection of arrests that occurred. 01/11 / 124 So. Lexington Ave. – Two homeless men (ages 27 & 37) were charged with Robbery 2nd and Menacing following an altercation and robbery at a gas station. Both

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Police Blotter – 01/04-01/10/26

Police Blotter 01/04/26-01/10/26. A total 46 bookings over this time. Below is a brief selection of arrests that occurred. 01/04 / 208 Mamaroneck Av. / A 25-year-old man from Stamford Ct. was charged with Criminal Possession of a Weapon after an altercation with staff during which a knife was displayed.

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Wade Hardy Appointed Public Safety Commissioner

Last night was a special evening at White Plains City Hall as Mayor Justin Brasch officially swore in Wade Hardy as the City’s new Public Safety Commissioner. The ceremony drew a tremendous turnout, bringing together local legislators and officials, members of the community, and both new and longtime members of

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