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Man at Nyack Middle School Bus Stop Not a Threat

On Monday morning, two Nyack Middle School students reported a suspicious adult male staring at them at their bus stop in Valley Cottage. However, police investigated the incident and said the man is not suspicious

 

On Monday morning, two Nyack Middle School students reported a suspicious adult male staring at them at their bus stop in Valley Cottage. 

"One of the boys alertly went back into his home to advise his father who came outside to investigate. The man quickly got into his car before the father could approach him and drove away in a dark colored sedan. It was reported that there was another person in the passenger side of the car," according to a letter by Superintendent Jim Montesano.

Sgt. Jo Anne Fratianni of the Clarkstown Police Department said that police were investigating the incident and concluded that there are no concerns. 

The suspicious male was identified last night and had a legitimate reason to be in the area, said Fratianni. This incident is no longer considered to be suspicious and the children did not appear to be in any danger from this individual.

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