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Elderly N.Y. Man With Dementia Found In Pennsylvania
David Sprague of Ithaca was found in Pennsylvania on Friday, March 18, less than 24 hours after being reported missing, according to the Ithaca Journal.
Sprague, 81, was discovered in Lock Haven, Pa., walking along the road by residents who quickly figured out that he wasn't from the area and contacted authorities, the Journal said.
He had been reported missing on Thursday afternoon, March 17, as a vulnerable adult with dementia, and was last seen at a Wal-Mart in Ithaca, reported the Ithaca Journal.
Sprague was uninjured when found by local residents and authorities, the Journal noted.
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Police Pursue Male Suspect In Yonkers Bank Robbery
YONKERS, N.Y. – Yonkers police are searching for a male suspect who held up an Atlantic Bank branch in the Kohl's shopping center on Central Park Avenue Friday night, according to News 12.
The robbery happened about 6 p.m. as the bank was closing, News 12 said.
Police say the man walked into the bank, handed the teller a note demanding money and received it. At that point, a red dye pack exploded all over him, and he fled, reported News 12.
The suspect is roughly 6 feet tall, in his late 40s, and was wearing a black athletic suit covered in red dye, News 12 noted.
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Three Sisters In Custody After Surprise Attack In Bridgeport
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. – Bridgeport police have arrested and charged three sisters in connection with a Feb. 16 alleged surprise attack on an ex-boyfriend and another woman at his home, according to the Connecticut Post.
Tyneisha McClain, 26, Lecquita McClain, 23, and Andrea Majors, 22, face charges of first-degree burglary, third-degree assault and first-degree criminal mischief. They were held on $50,000 bond each, the Post said.
The three were charged after allegedly entering the home of Tyneisha McClain's former boyfriend illegally and breaking glass and plates along with putting holes in th…
George Bongiorno, 86, Of Stamford
STAMFORD, Conn. – George Bongiorno, a lifelong resident of Stamford, died Sunday, March 13. He was 86.
Bongiorno was born in Stamford on Jan. 18, 1930, to John and Rose Borchetta Bongiorno.
After serving in the Navy, he came back to Stamford and began opening a series of businesses, including a supermarket, gas station, carwash and liquor store, among others.
Bongiorno also was an avid horseman, who owned Red Barn Stables in North Stamford and ranches in Texas and Arizona.
He was an active member of the community, donating time and money to local charities and earning the title of honorar…
