Randi Blattberg Death, Obituary – A person has been taken into custody by the New York State Police in connection with a hit-and-run accident that took place at a busy shopping centre in Westchester County and resulted in the death of a person. The accident occurred on November 30. The New York State Police launched an investigation on Thursday into a hit-and-run car accident that took place in the parking lot of the Orchard Square Shopping Center in Cross River, which is located on North Salem Road. The incident took place just before 9 o’clock in the evening and took place on North Salem Road. One of the parties involved in the accident was a pedestrian.
The victim, who has been identified as Randi J. Blattberg, 65, from Mount Vernon, was initially transported to Northern Westchester Hospital with injuries that presented a significant threat to her life. After some time, she was sent to Westchester Medical Center, but there it was determined that she had passed away. Investigators who were looking into the incident were able to quickly identify the driver who was responsible for hitting the victim and then fleeing the scene of the accident. According to the state police, Jeffrey S. Dickens, 62, of South Salem was later arrested on a charge of felony leaving the scene of a fatal motor vehicle accident. This charge stems from an accident that involved a fatal motor vehicle collision.
Dickens made an appearance before the Town of Lewisboro Court for his arraignment, and he was subsequently remanded to the Westchester County Jail in lieu of a cash bail amount of $35,000, a bond amount of $100,000, or a partially secure bond amount of $200,000, depending on the charge. It is scheduled for him to make his subsequent appearance before the court on December 12th. Tony Goncalves, the Supervisor of the Town of Lewisboro, has released a statement in which he extends his condolences to Randi Blattberg’s family and friends. “Know that we are thinking of you and praying for you all,” he stated. During this trying time, we ask that you remember.
Ms. Blattberg and her family in your thoughts and prayers, and that she may find the serenity she so desperately seeks. During the investigation that led to the arrest, the supervisor thanked the Lewisboro Police Department, specifically Chief David Alfano, for their assistance. He also thanked them for their work. The supervisor also expressed gratitude for the assistance provided by the Lewisboro Police Department.