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DWI: Following a car accident at Dolma Rd. and Morris Lane March 24, police arrested driver James C. Secca, 45, of Stamford, Connecticut, on charges of driving while intoxicated (first offense), refusal to take a breath test, operation of a motor vehicle by an unlicensed driver and following too closely. He was released on his own recognizance, with an appearance ticket for Scarsdale Village Justice Court.

Identity theft
On March 25, a Meadow Rd. resident reported that someone opened a fraudulent car insurance policy with Geico for two cars that the resident did not own. He learned of the incident when he received a collections notice.

Social media hacking
Someone hacked a Heathcote Rd. resident’s Facebook account to fraudulently post items for sale. On March 29, people who had purchased items and paid for them showed up at the resident’s house to collect the items, only to learn that they had been scammed. The resident weas afraid that people who were scammed would retaliate against his family, even though they had nothing to do with the scam. Police said they would provide extra ride-bys.

Extortion
On March 27, a Brookby Rd. woman reported she was being “extorted.” No further information was provided.

Domestic matters
On March 27, an Edgewood woman reported having a disagreement with her husband. On scene, patrol spoke with both parties. They stated that they were having a conversation with their son about not eating. The parents also had a disagreement about the situation. When her husband wanted to leave the house to go for a walk, the wife called 911. Patrol advised that they can reach out to the youth officer regarding their son.

On March 28, police received a call about an alleged unwanted guest at a Lincoln Rd. house. On scene, the residents said there was no incident involving an unwanted guest. Instead, they said their son’s girlfriend had come to their house the previous day to stay with them. They said she was welcome. The girlfriend said she had left her parents’ house due to an unhealthy dynamic. She did not want to communicate with her parents. She stated that her parents arrived at the house requesting to speak with her despite her request that they not contact her. The homeowner stated that she asked them to leave the property and that they eventually did so after she informed them police had been called.

Missing person
Around 1 a.m., March 28, police saw a youth walking on Park and Mamaroneck roads. The youth was identified as a missing person out of New Rochelle. New Rochelle police were notified. The youth claimed he just went out for a walk and got lost. New Rochelle police and the youth’s father came to headquarters to pick up the youth.

Help
On March 24, a woman from out of town left her car to look for her loose dog, and she then flagged down police because she did not know how to get back to her car. The woman’s husband said he managed to retrieve their dog, and police provided a courtesy transport back to the woman’s car.

Water
A plumber needed to turn off water on Bradford Rd. but was concerned about the age of the valve March 23. The water department was notified for assistance.

Suspicious
On March 26, a lacrosse coach contacted police to report a suspicious interaction with a man who claimed he wanted lessons for his kids following a correspondence over text message. The man then sent the coach a check through email that appeared to have been digitally altered. The coach became suspicious, did not attempt to cash the check and instead reported it to police. Other coaches were also informed.

Financial worry
On March 26, a Madison Rd. woman believed that her former financial advisor had mismanaged her funds. However, she was unable to provide any proof or paperwork indicating criminal activity. Patrol suggested contacting a private legal counsel to assist with investigating and protecting her finances.

Cars and roadways
Police issued summonses to the drivers of three illegally parked cars on Locust Lane March 24.

A driver in a white Hyundai ran out of gas on Butler Rd. March 25. Police called a tow to assist with refilling the car with gas.

Police called a tow to remove a disabled car from Heathcote Rd. March 26.

On March 27, police notified Con Edison about a low-hanging wire on Stratton Rd.

A silver BMW SUV was found abandoned on Penn Rd. March 27. A resident said it had been abandoned for over a week.

Police called a tow to remove a disabled car from Mamaroneck Rd. March 28.

On March 29, a utility pole fell on Dickel Rd.

A car leaking gasoline was towed from Springdale Rd. March 29. Firefighters assisted with cleanup.

Three car accidents were officially reported in the Village this week.

Animals
On March 24, a fox was reported to be screaming and possibly injured on Highland Way. Police arrived, and the fox ran away. It did not appear to be injured.

On March 25, two lost dogs were reunited with their owner on Eton Rd.

Village code
Police issued summonses to people using gas-powered leaf blowers on Fairview and Gatehouse roads March 24.

On March 25, police observed an illegally placed sign on Lyons Rd. Police asked the owner of the sign to move it.

Police removed an illegally posted sign from Bypass March 27 and from Weaver St. March 28.

Neighbors complained that youth playing basketball at Edgewood School were playing music, and it was too loud March 29. The youth turned off the music and apologized.

Lost and found
A woman flagged down police at 2 a.m., March 26, in Village center. She said she left her wallet on a Metro North train. Police called Metro North police and asked them to pick up the wallet.

On March 27, a caller reported finding a wallet and turning it in to Dunkin’ Donuts staff on Depot Place. Police contacted staff at the store, and they claimed no one had turned it in a wallet.

On March 27, a Boulevard woman reported losing a passport. She realized it was lost on March 20, she said.

On March 29, a Boulevard resident reported that her daughter lost a $4,000 flute.

On March 29, a Harvest Dr. resident reported losing a license plate.

Firefighters
Firefighters assisted at a car accident on Morris Lane March 24.

This report covering police and fire department activity from March 23-29 has been compiled from official information

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Heavy rains overnight on March 23 turned a stream into the Hutchinson River behind Archer Lane.Scam: On March 19, an Ardmore Rd. resident lost $2,000 in a scam. Specifically, the resident received a phone call from a party claiming to be from JP Morgan. The unknown party advised the resident that someone was attempting to create a fraudulent bank account under her name, and that she would be required to transfer $2,000 in order to stop it. The resident obliged and transferred the money via Zelle.

Egged

On March 19, a Carman Rd. resident reported his house had been egged for the fifth time. Security footage captured video of a silver/grey, mid-2000s four-door sedan, whose occupants were seen throwing the eggs.

On March 19, a Barry Rd. resident’s house was egged. The incident was reported the next day.

Harassment

On March 17, a Garth Rd. dance studio owner reported harassment from one of her student’s parents. The parent was asked to leave as a result. Police explained it was a civil matter.

On March 19, a Brite Ave. man reported that ex-girlfriend was harassing his family. He explained that his ex-girlfriend has emailed and followed his currents wife's business, asking to come to an event. However, it is unknown if the ex-girlfriend knows that the owner of the business is connected to her ex-boyfriend. The man asked for patrol to reach out to the ex-girlfriend about the situation. Patrol tried to call the ex-girlfriend, but she did not answer the phone.

Dance school

On March 18, a woman advised through a Japanese translation app that her daughter's ballet teacher was threatening to refuse ballet lessons to her daughter. Patrol advised that her daughter's ballet teacher has the right to refuse her business services or lessons to anyone for any reason. The woman also advised that her husband is bringing her daughter to the ballet lessons, and that is not part of their custody agreement. When asked to provide a copy of the custody agreement, the woman provided a picture of a temporary order of protection that her husband had against her. She was advised to speak to her attorney for further guidance and to stop bringing her daughter to the ballet teacher if she does not like the services provided.

Landlord tenant issue

An Aspen Rd. tenant reported a suspicious man was at his door March 20. Patrol arrived on scene and made contact with the man in question. He stated and proved that he owned a Mercedez-Benz, which was parked in the driveway of the property. He stated that the renter, who resides there, has not paid him for the rental. The man had a second key fob to the vehicle, and he took possession of it. He stated that he would be following up with the renter to retrieve the other key fob back. He was advised that any payment owed was a civil matter.

Welfare checks

At the request of Yonkers police, police checked the welfare of a person working at a construction site on Greenacres Ave. March 16. He was OK.

At the request of a concerned son-in-law, police checked the welfare of a Walworth Ave. man. He was OK.

Help

A Copper Beech Ln. resident reported her stepson was sending numerous concerning emails March 18.

Garbage

A drum marked motor oil was left on the property of a Cushman Rd. resident March 17. Police called the sanitation department for pickup. Firefighters confirmed that only one gallon of oil was left in the 55-gallon drum. Police called about the oil drum again on March 19.

Cars and roadways

Police issued a summons to a driver that parked illegally in a handicap-designated spot on Post Rd. March 16.

On March 16, an area of Heathcote Rd. flooded because a catch basin was clogged. Police notified the highway department for maintenance.

A tree fell on Bypass March 16. Police notified the highway department.

A tree and wires fell on Wayside Lane March 17. The highway department and Con Edison were notified for removal and repair.

On March 17, patrol removed fallen branches from Harvest Dr.

A fallen tree branch was resting on wires on Cohawney Rd. March 17. The highway department and Con Edison were notified.

A tree fell into wires on Scarsdale Ave. March 17. The highway department and Con Edison were notified.

A ground wire was loose from its utility pole on Weaver St. March 17. Police taped it back up on the pole and called for repair.

A landscaping truck was blocking traffic on Heathcote Rd. March 18. Police asked the driver to move it.

A Weaver St. resident called about a loose wire on private property March 18.

On March 20, police put a loose manhole cover back in place on Fenimore Rd.

A street sign fell at Walworth Ave. and Brook Ln. March 21. Police notified the highway department for repair.

On March 21, police called a tow for a disabled car on Drake Rd.

This week, police issued two summonses to drivers with registration violations.

Two car accidents were officially reported in the Village this week.

Animals

A fox was reported on Mamaroneck Rd. March 16. It left the area before police arrived.

A dead squirrel was discovered on Carthage Rd. March 17. Police notified the sanitation department for removal.

An otter was reported on Dobbs Terrace March 21.

A possibly sick raccoon was observed on Spruce Ln. March 21. It was gone by the time police arrived.

On March 21, a dog owner reported that another dog bit his dog in the vicinity of Bradley Rd. and Boulevard. The owner stated he was walking his dog near the intersection when another dog "attacked" his dog. His dog had no visible injury, and the owner did not believe his dog had been injured. The caller wished to report the incident since the other dog had been unleashed on the grounds of Davis Park. The caller stated that the dog was at the park with three youths who quickly left the area when he attempted to speak with them. He stated they walked down Boulevard and into New Rochelle. Several youths who remained at the park stated they did see one dog jump "on top of another" and that they did not know the other youths who had brought that dog.

Village code

On March 17, police issued a summons to a business that was illegally using water from a fire hydrant on Cushman Rd.

On March 18, police notified a Kensington Rd. resident that neighbors had complained about noise coming from loud music.

Police twice dispersed numerous youths in cars from Roosevelt Place because they were being too loud March 19.

Neighbors complained about a loud outdoor party on Black Birch Lane March 21. Police advised the party hosts, and they said they would bring the party indoors.

Police dispersed noisy youths from Old Lyme Rd. March 21.

A man, approximately 60 years old and holding a Walmart bag, was urinating in public near Popham Rd. and Scarsdale Ave. March 22. Police sent him on his way.

Lost and found

On March 18, an Olmsted Rd. resident’s daughter reported losing $250 air pods out of her bookbag the previous day. She tracked the air pods to an address in Mt. Vernon.

On March 19, an Oak Lane resident reported losing a license plate in a car accident that occurred in February.

Firefighters

On March 16, firefighters went to a Sheldrake Rd. house for an inside odor of smoke investigation. They found a burnt component on a light fixture in the kitchen. They isolated the power and capped the wires to the fixture and advised the resident to contact a licensed electrician to replace the light fixture.

On March 17, firefighters assisted at unrelated car accidents on the Hutchinson River Parkway and Sprague Rd.

On March 18, an odor in a Rectory Lane basement was traced to a dead rodent.

On March 20, a thermostat malfunctioned and a wire was smoking in the public safety headquarters building on Tompkins Rd. Firefighters isolated the power and attempted to disconnect the unit, pending repair by a service professional.

On March 21, firefighters disconnected a malfunctioning boiler in a Walworth Ave. house.

On March 21, firefighters assisted at a car accident on the Bronx River Parkway.

This report covering police and fire department activity from March 16-23 has been compiled from official information.

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Photo Credit: Shutterstock Arrested: Police received a report of a white woman causing a disturbance inside Starbucks on East Parkway March 13. She was reported to have thrown items and sprayed employees with Windex. She damaged merchandise on display. She was described as carrying a blue suitcase. Police arrived on scene and arrested the suspect on charges of felonious criminal mischief. She was identified as Olga Dimopoulos, 57, a homeless woman. She was released on her own recognizance with an appearance ticket for Village Justice Court. 

Burglary

On March 9, a Drake Rd. resident reported his house had been burglarized over the weekend. At least one item was reported stolen. The 80-year-old resident said he was home at the time but didn’t realize what was happening because of the walls and the noise from the TV.

Stolen

A technician serving AT&T call boxes reported that batteries stored in one of the call boxes appeared to have been stolen, since the box was empty March 13. Police advised the technician that AT&T, as owner of the batteries, would have to make the report. 

On March 14, a Nelson Rd. resident reported that a package had been stolen from his house. As per FedEx, the package had been signed for. 

Fraud

On March 9, a Sheldrake Rd. resident reported an incident of fraud. 

Criminal mischief

A Barry Rd. resident reported that someone threw eggs at his front door and window around 11:30 p.m., March 13. 

On March 14, a Carman Rd. resident reported that his house had been egged overnight. It was the third incident in 30 days, the owner said. 

Domestic matter

A Quaker Ridge mother reported her daughter was having suicidal thoughts and asked to speak with a clinician March 10. A responding clinician said she would follow up with the family the next day. 

Home alone

On March 12, an eight-year-old boy called police stating he had been left home alone and he was scared. He asked the police to respond because he did not want to be home alone. Police went to the house and learned the child had just been dropped off from soccer by his friend's parent, and the child discovered no one was home. The child called his mother in presence of patrol, who then contacted the au pair that was supposed to be present. The au pair stated that she was running late but was on the way. The au pair arrived approximately two minutes later. The child appeared to be in good health with no cause to suspect mistreatment, neglect or abuse. No further police action was necessary.

Suspicious 

On March 9, a Heathcote Rd. resident reported a man wearing a Con Edison vest and driving a Con Edison van knocked on her door and requested to come inside to check equipment. She declined and the man left. The resident thought it was suspicious. 

A Post Rd. resident reported that someone entered his driveway and placed a flyer for an auto detailing service on the windshield of his parked car March 11. 

A Quaker Ridge School custodian reported finding a suspicious item outside the school March 13. It was an empty suitcase – found to be empty and damaged. It was discarded as trash.

Water 

A drainage system was damaged at a construction site on Continental Rd. and water was collecting in a neighbor’s yard March 14. The neighbor called police. Police informed the contractor who arrived on scene to repair the system. The contractor gave the neighbor his contact information for any future problems or issues. 

Safety 

Kids were dropped off a school bus at a Fox Meadow rd. bus stop, and at least one kid was walking in the middle of the road March 13. Police spoke with the kids about traffic safety and the danger of walking in the street. 

Help 

An East Parkway establishment’s manager reported that a female was present in an office around 2 a.m., March 14, and would not leave. Police arrived and asked the woman to leave. She complied. 

Police attempted to check the welfare of a Palmer Ave. woman but no one appeared to be home March 14. 

Pedestrian hit

A car stuck a pedestrian at the corner of East Parkway and Christie Place March 10. The pedestrian reported a foot injury. 

Cars and roadways

A sinkhole, said to be about four to five feet wide, was reported on Cushman Rd. March 9. The water department was advised since it was near a fire hydrant. Firefighters also responded. It was determined that the sinkhole was the result of a collapsed sewer line.

On March 10, a Brewster Rd. resident reported a car drove over her property over the weekend. It caused damage to the walkway and grass.

A passing truck struck wires on Palmer Ave. and Heathcote Rd. March 10. Police notified Verizon and Con Edison. Firefighters assisted.

Police stood by until a disabled car was removed from Bypass by a tow March 10.

Verizon was notified about a fallen wire on Mamaroneck Rd. March 11.

Police issued a summons to the driver of an idling vehicle on Tompkins Rd. March 11. 

Parked cars were causing congestion on Harcourt Rd. March 12. Police issued summonses as necessary and asked drivers to move their cars. 

A disabled car was towed from Mamaroneck Rd. March 13.

A driver got two flat tires on Post Rd. March 13. Police stood by until a tow truck arrived to remove the car. 

Police issued summonses to the drivers of illegally parked cars on Potter Rd. March 15. 

This week, police issued summonses to five drivers for insurance or registration or licensing violations following traffic stops in the Village.

Three car accidents were officially reported in the Village this week.

Village code

An illegally posted sign was noted on Cayuga Rd. March 12. Police issued a summons and removed the sign.  

Neighbors complained about noise from a youth gathering on Morris Lane March 13. The party host’s parent said uninvited guests showed up. Police asked them to leave. 

Kids were being too noisy after dark and running with flashlights outside on Franklin Rd. Police told the kids, who said they were playing tag, to quiet down and go inside. 

Police dispersed noisy youth from Huntington Ave. around 3 a.m., March 14. 

Police advised a Paddington Rd. resident that neighbors had complained of noise coming from the house, although police did not hear any noise, March 14. 

Police stood by while an Eastwoods Lane homeowner lowered music and dispersed youth from the scene March 14. 

Animals

On March 9, a Griffen Ave. resident reported being bitten on the leg by a dog.

On March 11, an injured fox was brought to Weinberg Nature Center from Church Lane. 

Lost and found

A passerby found a check on Spencer Place March 12. Police returned it to its owner.

On March 15, a passerby found a wallet containing a badge on East Parkway. Police contacted the owner of the wallet who then came to headquarters to retrieve it. 

Firefighters

On March 9, heat at a Popham Rd. malfunctioned and would not respond to the thermostat. The temperature rose to over 100 degrees. Firefighters shut down the system and recommended calling for service.

Firefighters notified the building department about a potentially unsafe structure on Drake Rd. March 9.

An odor on Lockwood Rd. was determined to be from a skunk March 10. 

Firefighters responded to a car accident on Post Rd. March 10.

On March 11, a Brookline doorbell was smoking and releasing an electrical burning odor. Firefighters disconnected power to the unit and advised calling for repair.

On March 12, a Wynmor Rd. resident noticed a gas odor while using the oven. Firefighters could not find a leak, but they recommended to refrain from using it until it could be properly serviced. 

A hood malfunctioned in a Gath Rd. restaurant March 12. Firefighters recommended servicing the hood. 

A drainage pipe broke at a Butler Rd. house, and water was collecting in the yard March 12. Firefighters recommended calling for service. 

Firefighters responded to a car accident on the Hutchinson River Parkway March 13. One driver was stuck in a car complaining of neck and back pain. Firefighters cut open the car to get the person out. The person was treated by Scarsdale Volunteer Ambulance Corps and transported to a local hospital. 

Firefighters put a disabled elevator out of service in the Freightway Garage March 13.

On March 15, firefighters helped a Meadow Rd. resident make sure her oven was off. 

This report covering police and fire department activity from March 9-15 has been compiled from official information.

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Photo by Shelley GrafsteinDWI arrest:On March 8, police arrested Koranjaly Ramirez Concepcion, 45, of Yonkers, on charges of driving while intoxicated (first offense), refusal to take a breath test, speeding, resisting arrest and second-degree obstruction of governmental administration. She was arrested after police pulled her over for speeding on Post Rd. She was released on her own recognizance and issued an appearance ticket for Village court. 

Burglary

A Drake Rd. resident reported that his house had been burglarized sometime between 4 p.m., March 7 and 8 p.m., March 8.

Identity theft

On March 2, a Fox Meadow Rd. woman reported that someone opened an unauthorized Verizon account in her name. 

A Fenimore Rd. woman reported that someone fraudulently opened accounts with Wells Fargo and Cash App March 4. She needed a police report to close the accounts. 

Fraud

A Cushman Rd. resident reported that a possible incident of mortgage fraud might be occurring related to his residence March 3. A forged document was brought to the attention of police. 

On March 6, an Axtell Dr. man reported he ordered baseball cards on Ebay on Jan. 20. On Feb. 7, he received an empty box. Ebay needed a police report to issue a refund. 

Suspicious

A woman with dark hair wearing a sweatshirt and black pants came to a Kensington Rd. house claiming she was a cleaner hired to clean the house March 4. The owner, however, did not hire any house cleaners. So, the babysitter at the house refused to let the woman inside. 

A Post Rd. resident reported that an unknown man was knocking on their door at 4 a.m., March 7. It happened three times before the man left in an unknown car. 

Help

An elderly man drove to Gatehouse Rd., parked his car in one driveway and knocked on the door of the house next door March 6. The resident called police. Police arrived and found the man lying on the porch. He was not injured, but he seemed disoriented and confused. Police determined the man was a missing party out of Rye. Rye police and the man’s daughter were contacted. She came to pick him up. She told police he was suffering from dementia. She said she would take away his car keys to prevent future similar incidents.

Domestic matters

On March 5, police received a 911 call from a Village resident. It sounded like a domestic matter with a child in the background. Police spoke with the child who said he was upset with being disciplined at school. Everyone at the house said that 911 was dialed unintentionally, and no emergency assistance was needed. 

An Edgewood woman reported her husband refused to fund her acupuncture treatments and she could not feel her feet March 7. Police went to the house, and the woman refused medical attention. 

Vehicle and traffic arrest

On March 2, police arrested Robin A. Lopez, 50, of Stamford, CT, on charges of a registered plate display violation and aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle – alcohol related. A traffic stop occurred on Kelwynne Rd. after police noticed that Lopez’s vehicle was driving without a rear license plate. He was released on his own recognizance with an appearance ticket for Village court.

Cars and roadways

On March 3, police corrected an open manhole cover on Post Rd.

A student was called to turn off a parked car that had been left with its engine running at the high school March 3. 

On March 3, police called a tow for a broken-down car on Popham Rd. 

A car got stuck in snow on Drake Rd March 4. Police called a tow to pull it out. 

On March 5, a Bronx driver on Lyons Rd. reported that someone kicked his car.

On March 5, police removed a branch from Fox Meadow Rd. 

A car broke down on Mamaroneck rd. March 5. The driver got the car to start again, and patrol followed the driver home as a courtesy. 

On March 7, police removed debris with nails from Heathcote Rd. 

Drivers were blocking Eton Rd. March 7. Police asked them to move their cars. 

Verizon was informed about a low-hanging wire on Weaver St. March 8. 

On March 8, police placed a cone in a large pothole on Mamaroneck Rd. they informed the highway department for repair. 

Five car accidents were officially reported in the Village this week. 

Death

A 90-year-old man died at home on Madison Rd. March 3. 

Civil matter

On March 2, a man who parked on Overhill Rd. was unhappy that a parking attendant placed a sticker on his windshield because the man parked in an unauthorized location. The sticker did not cause any damage. The man said he was unhappy with the situation and would look into litigation.

Animals

Police rescued a baby fox from Crane Rd., placed it in a box with a blanket and called an animal rehabilitator March 7.

Village code

On March 4, police told a solicitor that he needed a permit to solicit in the Village. 

Police asked a Kelwynne Rd. resident to bring a dog inside because it was barking loudly. 

Lost and found

On March 3, a person arrived at headquarters to report that she lost two necklaces at her dermatologist’s office – a gold necklace with a green pendant and a gold chain with an engraved gold pendant. 

Firefighters

On March 5, firefighters shut down a leaking boiler in a Cushman Rd. house. 

On March 5, a construction wall collapsed in Port Chester. Firefighters assisted. 

An odor of sulfur was detected in Heathcote School March 5. It was coming from a janitorial bathroom and work space. Firefighters added water to the shower and sink in this area and ventilated the space to reduce the odor. 

On March 8, firefighters stood by for Con Edison at the site of a gas leak in a Heathcote Rd. house. 

This report covering police and fire department activity from March 2-8 has been compiled from official information.

(This in from the New Rochelle Police Department)

On March 10, 2026, at approximately 4:50 p.m., New Rochelle Police responded promptly to a report of a burglary in progress at a home on Stephenson Boulevard.

A 911 caller reported hearing the sound of glass breaking and then observed an unknown Black male entering the residence through a side window. The caller provided a clear description and remained on the line with dispatch, providing real-time updates as officers were en route.

Upon arrival, officers quickly established a perimeter around the property to contain the scene and prevent escape. A tactical entry team then entered the home to search for the suspect and ensure the safety of any potential occupants.

The suspect was located hiding in a second-floor bedroom closet. He was taken into custody without incident or injury to officers or the suspect.

No residents were home at the time of the incident, and there were no reported injuries.

Anyone with additional information is asked to contact the New Rochelle Police Department at

(914) 654-2300 or anonymously at (914) 632-COPS.

ARRESTED:

Leonard Wisher, 65 years of age, of Yonkers, NY.

CHARGES:

New York State Penal Law Sections:

140.25 Burglary 2nd Degree – C Felony

145.05 Criminal Mischief 3rd Degree – E Felony