Newburgh honors fallen officers by renaming streets
The city has designated streets in honor of each officer, now named Robinson Way and Betanzos Way, respectively.
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Nov 20, 2023, 1:25 PM
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5ds agoThe city of Newburgh pays tribute to fallen officers as Officer William Robinson and Robert Betanzos are commemorated on the city map.
The city has designated streets in honor of each officer, now named Robinson Way and Betanzos Way, respectively.
This homage arrives on the 50th anniversary of Officer Robinson's tragic death while in the line of duty.
Several present and past Newburgh service members attended the memorial event.
