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Yorktown Police Department
2 July at 02:16 ·
*UPDATE ON YORKTOWN PHARMACY ARRESTS***Three residents of Brooklyn N.Y. were just arraigned before the Honorable Judge Gary Raniolo. Prior to meeting his Honor, they all spent a lovely night in our Shawshank era jail cells. No charge for the blue jump suit, cardboard slippers and calming Christopher Cross music being played on a loop, in hopes of a peaceful nights rest. Bail was set at $100,000 for each arrestee. We are currently arranging an all expenses paid transport to the Westchester County Time Share (jail), until they either post bail or return for their future court date. Ask for the one room lockout unit, fellas. Names and addresses will be shared with the media. Much like Elaine Benes' communist boyfriend Ned Isakoff (Seinfeld episode for all who have no clue what this reference is about) we don't "name names." on YPD Facebook. You'll have no problem learning who these guys are by the end of the day. Oh, the criminal charges:
Robbery 2nd Degree–Class C Felony
Reckless Endangerment 2nd Degree–Class A Misdemeanor
Criminal Possession of Stolen Property 5th Degree–Class A Misd.
Unlawfully Fleeing an Officer 3rd Degree–Class A Misd.
Additional charges may be forthcoming.
Another update, somehow YPD Officer Devin Gregorio was not mentioned as one of our YPD track stars that caught, cuffed and cajoled our first Brooklyn cold dasher into a YPD police cruiser on Underhill Ave. yesterday. Nice work Officer Gregorio!! Thank you also to District Attorney Branch Chief Steve Ronco and our newest ADA Amanda, for being present for the arraignment this morning.
Again, just as Chief Noble mentioned last night, so many thanks to go around. Outstanding teamwork and commitment by all law enforcement agencies involved to make these arrests happen. Thank you to the Alfano, Scavino, Byrne and Zarnoch families for stopping by this morning with goodies. Much appreciated. Thank you to Tha Big Y community and all the nosy neighhhbuhs, who took the time to praise the police work of all agencies involved on this Facebook page. Means a lot.
Be Kind and Stay Safe,
Your friends at YPD