Law Enforcement

Greater Niagara FCU will be working with the North Tonawanda Police Department to promote their monthly Car Seat Safety Checks. They run the 3rd Saturday of every month.

Buffalo Police are investigating the vandalism of the Mckinley Monument in Niagara Square according to a report aired on WIVB-TV.
 
Police say the 96-foot-tall obelisk dedicated to the 25th president, assassinated in Buffalo in 1901, was extensively defaced with paint and chalk sometime between F…

A 26-year-old man is in jail following an attempt to smuggle more than 9000 pounds of marijuana over the Peace Bridge.

The Erie County Auto Bureau will reopen to limited in-person transactions, according to Erie County Clerk Mickey Kearns.
He tells NEWS 4 BUFFALO (WIVB-TV) all visits are by appointment only and that the auto bureau will start Step 1 of reopening on Wednesday...

The City of Buffalo has made national headlines after recent events involving police and protesters. Just days before that viral video, there was another one that did get much attention.

Another video of police here in Western New York aired on WIVB-TV is going viral on social media but not for the reasons you might think.

Federal, State, County and City Law enforcement officers in Niagara Falls are grateful that protests in the city stayed civil on Sunday night.
Although for a second night a curfew was instituted in Erie County, one was not in place in nearby Niagara Falls...

Everyone wants to know where their portion of New York State will reopen.  If you have been watching Governor Cuomo's briefings you know that each area in the state, for example, a county,  has to meet seven criteria before reopening.
WIVB-TV reported that Erie County Executive Mark Po…

A Buffalo Sector U.S. Border Patrol agent and a marina owner acted quickly to rescue an elderly man who fell into the Niagara River on Grand Island Saturday morning according to WIVB-TV.

Cybercriminals like to take advantage of us while other issues tend to occupy our time and FBI agents nationally and locally are working to protect the public from fraud and exploitation.

Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz stated during a Sunday press conference that violators of New York State’s PAUSE order could be subject to up to a $2,000 fine for a first-time violation.

The City of Buffalo is launching the “Good Neighbors Network”, a program designed to make sure all residents are safe during social distancing.