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Meet K9 Mac! The newest member of Rockland County Sheriff’s Office

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The Rockland County Sheriff’s Office welcomed the newest member of their K9 Unit, K9 Mac. K9 Mac is an 18 month old German Shepard from Hungary, that Sheriff Falco purchased using asset forfeiture funds.

K9 Mac is named in remembrance of our department’s recent passing of Detective Al McMahon. K9 Mac and his handler Officer Angelo Bragaglia will begin K9 Patrol School for the next 16 weeks starting March 11th.

Photo by Rockland County Sheriff’s Office

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Clarkstown Police Were On The Scene Of A One Car Accident In Nanuet

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Clarkstown Police units were on the scene of a one car accident in the area of Church St & Norwood Pl. in Nanuet. Nanuet FD and Nanuet Ambulance on scene. The sole occupant was transported to an area hospital by Nanuet Community Ambulance Corps

                     PLEASE DO NOT DRIVE AND TEXT, THIS IS WHAT CAN HAPPEN.

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The Clarkstown Police Department Is Committed To Ensuring The Safety Of All Drivers, Passengers And Pedestrians On Our Roadways

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The Clarkstown Police Department is committed to ensuring the safety of all drivers, passengers and pedestrians on our roadways.
The national distracted driving high visibility enforcement (HVE) campaign kicks off April 1 with a new tagline, Put the Phone Away or Pay. This distracted driving enforcement campaign reminds drivers of the deadly dangers and the legal consequences – including fines – of distracted driving.
Distracted driving is not just a thoughtless mistake. It is a deadly trend on American roadways, and it is getting worse. We must all do our part.
32,657 people died in distraction-affected crashes over the 10-year period from 2012 to 2021. In 2021 there were 3,522 people killed and an estimated additional 362,415 people injured in motor vehicle traffic crashes involving distracted drivers. This was an increase of 380 fatalities compared to 2020.

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