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Two incidents in Nyack last week involving guns were resolved before any shots were fired. Clarkstown Police say there was a dispute Thursday night between the driver of a tractor trailer and passenger over a gun. Police say 21 year-old Aaron Mosley of Virginia, the truck driver, denied being in possession of a weapon, but after a search, one was found. He was charged with two counts of Criminal Possession of a Weapon, and sent to the Rockland County Jail. In a separate incident, Clarkstown Police say there was another dispute in which a gun made an appearance, but no shots were fired. Clarkstown Police Detective Norm Peters says a man reportedly argued with a neighbor, displayed a black and silver handgun and made threatening statements…

It was there, police say, that K9 “Jax” found a loaded black and silver .40-caliber handgun in the garbage. 36 year-old Anthony Middleton of Nyack was arrested on several gun-related charges, and was sent to the Rockland County Jail.

Two Spring Valley men have been arraigned on a second degree murder charge stemming from an incident last month in the village. Rockland County D-A Tom Walsh says 27 year-old Oscar Garcia-Garcia and 40 year-old Eustaquio Diaz-Gutierrez were arraigned last week. 52-year-old Luis Pinduisaca-Villa of Spring Valley reportedly died as the result of a neck wound. He had been found laying in the street near 55 North Myrtle Avenue in Spring Valley. The two are being held in the Rockland County Jail.

Rockland’s sheriff wants to make sure the mother of the fetus found Monday in a Nanuet sewer system catch drain is healthy and not the victim of a domestic violence incident. Rockland Sheriff Lou Falco told “The Morning Show” yesterday that results from the Medical Examiner haven’t come in yet, and there are still many unanswered questions surrounding the incident…

A sewer system employee found the remains at the Pascack Pumping Station on Convent Road in Nanuet. The fetus was determined to be around 18 weeks old. Nothing else is known at this time. Anyone with information can confidentially call the Rockland County Sheriff’s Office tip line at 845-638-5500.

Rockland’s Sheriff’s office is eager to find the mother, relatives, or anyone who may have information after human fetus remains were found Monday afternoon in a local sewer system catch drain. The Sheriff’s office says a sewer system employee found the remains at the Pascack Pumping Station at 169 Convent Road in Nanuet. In a statement, the sheriff’s office says the pumping station is checked regularly, and the fetus most likely entered the sewer system earlier on Monday. The fetus was turned over to the Rockland County Medical Examiner’s Office for an autopsy. The fetus was around 18 weeks old. Nothing else is known at this time. Anyone with information can confidentially call the Rockland County Sheriff’s Office tip line at 845-638-5500.

Rockland’s new state senator is eager to make changes in Albany. Republican Bill Weber says he’s planning to make good use of his financial and business background to do sensible things for our local infrastructure…

Weber defeated former state senator Elijah Reichlin-Melnick in November’s election. Assemblyman Chris Eachus, a Democrat, now represents the 99th District which includes Stony Point and parts of Orange County, after he defeated Republican Kathryn Luciani for the seat abdicated by former Assemblyman Colin Schmitt. Their battle was only settled last month after a hand-count, and now in Albany he’s known as “Landslide Eachus”…

Both Weber and Eachus were on “Tough Times with Lou Young” here on WRCR on Saturday.