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The New York State Police said the man who jumped to his death on 787 Thursday is a suspect in the killings of his parents in Schenectady..Police responded after receiving a report of a man threatening to jump. Jordan Miklowitz, 35, jumped after police arrived. Investigators went to the home of his parents and found David J. Miklowitz, 75, and Kathryn Miklowitz, 73, both dead from apparent blunt force trauma.

A man accused of murdering his roommate in January is scheduled for a possible plea today, before Judge Little at 9:30 a.m, according to the Albany County DA’s Office. Ashley Heshmat,45, of Albany, is charged with 5 counts of Murder in the Second Degree in connection with the January death of 48-year-old Justin Bishop. On Jan. 14, Albany police found Bishop dead “with multiple lacerations to his head and neck area”

A second defendant has been indicted in connection with the June murder of Javon Ward in Albany. In a release from the Albany County District Attorney’s Office, the indictment was unsealed in Albany County Supreme Court Thursday morning, charging Daquan Arrington, 24,with 7 counts including one count second degree murder. Darrell Camp said Arrington pled not guilty to all charges.

According to New York State Police they have arrested Carolyn M. Fox, 36, of Glens Falls, Alfred J. Hall, 42, and Jeremy M. Jock, 39, both of Gansevoort on August 4 on drug-related charges. In response to a trespassing call, Police found the three individuals in a vehicle on condemned-posted property. Further investigation found felony-weight narcotics and a glass smoking device with drug residue were in the car

If you stopped at Dunkin’ for a coffee Friday morning, you may have noticed a police presence at certain locations, but it was all for a good cause.Police across the Capital Region held events at select Dunkin’ locations to raise money for the Special Olympics. All proceeds benefit the hundreds of athletes that compete in the games.

Efforts are continuing to restore service at St. Peters’ Albany Memorial campus after a burst pipe caused massive flooding in the facility on Friday.The flooding forced an emergency evacuation of all staff and patients. While the facility is still closed, they say all essential equipment is back on, including hot and cold water, HVAC systems, and more. The emergency department aims to reopen today.

Police said three people were arrested following an early Saturday morning burglary at Lola on Broadway. Police have identified the three men as Christopher L. Tyler 23, Mustafa Lewis-Hamilton 22, and Jowan A. Plummer,23; all from Washington D.C.. A pursuit began and two suspects and a suspect vehicle were identified. Those men are now being charged with five felonies and two misdemeanors.

The Saratoga County Sheriff’s Office reported the arrest of a Wilton man following a rollover crash on Wednesday afternoon that left two children injured. Matthew Murry Jr., 40, is facing numerous charges. On August 7 deputies responded to reports of a crash on Pettis Road. According to deputies, two children, ages 10 and seven, were riding in the truck’s bed, resulting in them being ejected from the vehicle.

Leaders in Warren County held a panel discussion Thursday discuss how to address human trafficking. This was the second discussion focused on strengthening local partnerships to address human trafficking issues. The Lower Adirondack Alliance for Freedom met with the Warren County District Attorney Jason Carusone, Sheriff Jim LaFarr, the Warren-Washington Care Center and Planned Parenthood for help.

A Milton man accused of violently assaulting a 3-month-old infant will stand trial in October. Jacob Krall, 21, is charged with second-degree assault and endangering the welfare of a child in the March 21, 2023 incident. The trial is set to begin October 15 in Saratoga County Court. Krall is related to the victim, but police did not say how.