Police probe alleged domestic assault at New Hempstead home
Ramapo police said the assault at the home on Bonnie Court involved a knife.
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Nov 26, 2023, 9:49 PM
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Updated 243 days ago
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14ds agoA domestic assault took place Sunday at a home in the Village of New Hempstead, Ramapo police say.
They say the assault at a home on Bonnie Court involved a knife. A suspect was taken into custody and the victim suffered injuries that were not life-threatening.
Police arrived at the scene around noon and were there throughout the afternoon.
A News 12 camera captured video of officers interacting with a group of people on the driveway of 4 Bonnie Court. It was not immediately clear if the people live at the address but some of them told News 12 that they were asked to leave the home for around three to four hours.
Police and the village’s mayor told News 12 that more information about the incident would be released on Monday.
