Sheriff Robert L. Langley Jr.

Sheriff Robert L. Langley, Jr.Robert L. Langley Jr.
Putnam County Sheriff

Robert L. Langley, Jr, the 55th Putnam County Sheriff, is committed to Putnam County and has built his life around public service. He was raised in Carmel and graduated from the Mahopac Central School District. He makes his home on a small farm in Garrison with his wife, Lydia JA Langley, and is the founder and president of a private security company serving commercial and residential clients.

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K9 Daisy
#k9friday @daisyarsonk9 came to the #PCSO for a visit. She is an accelerant detection dog who works with the Westchester Police. Such a great guest! Daisy is welcome back any time! #blacklab #policedog #thenoseknows #shedidntstartthefire #nowaboutthatsofa #happyweekendall
1962
#tbt This is the entire Putnam County Sheriff’s Department and the complete fleet of cars as it existed in 1962. Pictured left to right is Ray Weizenecker, Curt Reidel, Stanley Hart, Dick Crawford, an unidentified deputy, Frank Turpin, Marlin Robinson, Undersheriff Ralph Crookston and Sheriff Frank Lyden. This photo also contains a future sheriff, Ray Weizenecker and a future undersheriff, Marlin Robinson. They all gathered on the field at Carmel High School which is next door to the current #PCSO. If anyone knows the name of the unidentified deputy, please let us know. #putnamcountyny #putnamstrong #history
K8 Search
#k9friday Deputy Christopher Tompkins and his #k9Satch pose with a young lady attending the Medal of Honor Parade held two weeks ago in Carmel. #K9Satch loves to pose for photos when he is not working to keep the people of Putnam safe with his explosive detection skills. Thank you, Deputy and Satch! #policedog #germanshepherd #pcso #putnamcountyny #k9
Summer Interns
Many thanks to all our interns who spent part of their summer here with us. Today was their last day! After a farewell lunch, interns Kyle Kanuk, Emma Lewis, Timothy McMahon and Michael Machado had their picture taken with, Captains Ortolano and Babcock,Sheriff Langley, Undersheriff Corrigan and Captain Jennings. Captains Tompkins and Cheverko sent their regards. Missing are Megan Bernardo and Nicole Callen. We all wish them the best on their future endeavors! #pcso #putnamcountyny #thefuturessobright
Trophy
This is the trophy won by the Sheriff’s DepartmentColor Guard at last week’s Brewster Fire Department Parade. Congratulations!

Upcoming Safe Child Events

  • Children’s Expo & Public Safety Day 112 Old Route 6 Carmel/ September 22nd 11am to 3pm
  • Carmel Fire Dept. Open House/94 Gleneida Ave., Carmel/ September 30th 11am to 3pm
  • Mahopac Fire Dept. Open House/741 Route 6 Mahopac/October 20th 11am to 3pm

tbt - Russell C. Evans

Thu, 08/16/2018 - 08:45

Many law enforcement officers began their careers at the Putnam County Sheriff’s Office, before moving on to other federal, state or local agencies. In this week’s #tbt, we feature one such officer, Russell C. Evans. Russ Evans served as a Putnam County Deputy Sheriff from 1969 through 1974, before joining the Town of Carmel Police Department. While in Carmel, Evans rose through the ranks from patrolman to sergeant, then lieutenant and eventually to being their 7th Chief in 1987, where he served with distinction until his retirement in 2000. Mr. Evans is also a graduate of the 157th Session of the prestigious, FBI National Academy. Thank you for your service, Chief. #pcso #putnamcountyny

Russ E.
Russ E.

Mahopac Mess Fest

Wed, 08/15/2018 - 11:25

Deputies and K9s abounded at the second annual Muddy Puddles “Mess Fest” which was held on August 9 at Kiwi Country Day Camp in Mahopac. Please read the complete story via the link. What a fun day for such a well deserving group in memory of Ty Campbell. https://www.lohud.com #pcso #policedog #k9flash #americanbloodhound #kiwicamp

Mess Fest

Opioid Epidemic Discussion in Brooklyn

Mon, 08/13/2018 - 21:42

Last week Sheriff Langley and Undersheriff Corrigan were invited by Rabbi Abe Friedman to meet with the Brooklyn Borough President Eric L. Adams and discuss the opioid epidemic with other Sheriffs from around the state. Afterward, everyone was given a tour of the Command Center at 1PP. It was a very educational and productive day.

NYPD Command Center

Sheriff Deputies Arrest Roommates After Physical Dispute

Thu, 08/09/2018 - 14:44

Putnam County Sheriff Robert L. Langley Jr. reports the arrest of two Town of Kent men, after a roommate versus roommate physical dispute. On Sunday, August 5, 2018, at approximately 1:20 pm, Putnam County Sheriff Deputies were dispatched to a residence in the Town of Kent, after a report of a physical dispute between two roommates.

National Night Out 2018

Wed, 08/08/2018 - 18:35

Despite the heat and humidity and some challenging rain, the Putnam Lake Neighborhood Watch and Putnam Lake Park District held their National Night Out to commemorate the partnership of police and community’s 35th anniversary. The #PCSO was well represented with Sheriff Langley, Deputy Hill and his always crowd-pleasing K9 Flash and Deputy Pierson, a deputy sheriff in the Youth Bureau, taking part in the festivities at Memorial Field. A grand time was had by all!

Night Out

Honoring Veterans on Purple Heart Day

Tue, 08/07/2018 - 15:28

Today we remember and honor every Purple Heart recipient but, in particular, our very own Charlie Moore. In the first photo, he is receiving an award from the Putnam County Marine Corps League (photo courtesy of). The second photo, taken January 26, 1972, is in tribute to his days at the #PCSO when he worked at the Youth Aid Bureau. He is demonstrating “Stanley the Talking Bicycle.” Stanley was transported from one school to another and used to promote bicycle safety, way before helmets for bicyclist were even thought of. Prior to joining the Sheriff’s Office, Deputy Moore served his Country with distinction in the United States Marine Corps, in Viet Nam, where he earned the Purple Heart. Thank you Deputy Moore for all your service and to all who served and gave the ultimate sacrifice. We salute and remember you. #purpleheart #thankaveteran

PC 10
PC 10

K9 Flash Goes to Camp

Sat, 08/04/2018 - 20:32

Camping for a week at the Durland Scout Reservation made even more fun with a visit from K9 Flash and his handler Deputy Randel Hill. The kids were treated to a “Talk to a Hometown Hero,” and Flash stole the show! The trip for city kids was sponsored by the Boy Scouts of America. Thanks to them for a lifetime of memories for some well deserving kids. And thanks Deputy Hill and Flash! #pcso #putnamcountyny #policedog #americanbloodhound #bsa #boyscoutsofamerica

K9 Flash

Sheriff's Department Warns Citizens About NYSEG Phone Scam

Thu, 08/02/2018 - 17:01

Putnam County Sheriff Robert L. Langley, Jr. advises that citizens should be aware of an NYSEG “Green Dot Money Paks” Phone Scam. Over the past few years, during the summer months, local businesses in Putnam County have received phone calls from phony individuals who claim to be representatives from New York State Electric and Gas. The scammer informs the businesses that they are behind in their electricity bill. The scammer then warns the business that to avoid having their electric service from being shut off, they have to make payment immediately.

Deputy James Bosco

Thu, 08/02/2018 - 09:56

#tbt already??? Pictured below is James Bosco of Garrison, NY. Bosco was a Town of Philipstown Constable, but was appointed as a Putnam County Deputy Sheriff by then Sheriff, Allen Gilbert, in 1937. James Bosco’s brother, Anthony, also of Garrison, was also appointed as a deputy sheriff in 1948 by then Sheriff, Frank Lyden. Also shown is Bosco’s badge and ID card from when he was re-appointed by Sheriff Palmer. Nice car! It’s a 1940 Buick Super 8 (?). #pcso #putnamcountyny #putnamstrong #philipstownny

James Bosco

Two Males Arrested for Burglary and Criminal Mischief

Tue, 07/31/2018 - 17:18
David L. Lussier and Timothy J. YeagerDavid L. Lussier and Timothy J. Yeager

Putnam County Sheriff Robert L. Langley Jr. reports the arrest of two male suspects after a deli was burglarized, in the Town of Patterson. On July 4, 2018, at approximately 1:35 am, Sheriff Deputies responded to a burglary alarm at the Border-Line Deli, located at 182 Fairfield Drive, in the Town of Patterson. Upon arrival, Deputy Vincent Dalo observed that the store’s front door and a window had been broken and the business had indeed been burglarized. Deputy Dalo, Deputy Michael Diveglio, and Sergeant William Quick Jr. checked the business and canvassed the area, but were unable to locate suspects.

On July 8, 2018, after further investigation, investigators from the Sheriff’s Department Bureau of Criminal Investigations, arrested Mr. Timothy J. Yeager, age 21, of Eastport, NY, and Mr. David L. Lussier, age 18, of Putnam Valley, NY. Both were charged with the felony crimes of Burglary in the 3rd Degree and Criminal Mischief in the 2nd Degree.

Mr. Yeager was arraigned at Patterson Justice Court and was released on his own recognizance, pending a future court date at Patterson Justice Court. Mr. Lussier was arraigned in Southeast Justice Court, by the Honorable Justice Vercollone, on behalf of the Patterson Justice Court. Judge Vercollone remanded Mr. Lussier to the Putnam County Correctional Facility on $5,000 cash/ $10,000 bail-bond. Mr. Lussier also has a future court date at the Town of Patterson Justice Court.

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