NEWS & INFO

On October 27, 2025, at approximately 9:48 pm, Niagara Falls Police responded to investigate a crash spanning from the 5300 block to the 5600 block of Buffalo Avenue.  The crash involved a 2012 Yamaha Sports Bike and an electric bicycle. The driver of the motorcycle was driving east on Buffalo Avenue at a high rate of speed when it collided with a westbound electric bike. Impact appears to have occurred in between the lanes of traffic. The operator of the e-bike, a 53-year-ol

Two men were hospitalized with serious injuries following a collision Monday night involving a motorcycle and an e-bike in Niagara Falls. First responders were called around 9:50pm to Buffalo Avenue near 56th Street after reports of a crash. Police found the e-bicyclist down in the roadway west of the 56th Street intersection while the motorcyclist was discovered on the east side. The motorcycle itself slid with enough force to travel all the way to 57th Street. According to

Law enforcement received a call around 6:30am on October 27th after reports of a tenant running around outside naked with a knife on Hope Boulevard in Niagara Falls. The 911 caller stated that it was the upstairs tenant who was running around naked outside menacing people with a knife. Police noted that crisis services had been unable to coax her out of the apartment. She locks the doors and law enforcement is unable to get in. Police responded to the scene. It is unknown if

Niagara Falls Police were on routine patrol around 2:30pm on October 22nd when they observed an unknown male – later identified as Dominic Monahan – operating a black/yellow all-terrain vehicle (ATV) on the 1700 block of Elmwood Avenue traveling eastbound on the roadway. Officers did get behind Dominic at which point he did turn around and saw the police vehicle behind him. Afterward, Dominic did accelerate and passed illegally on the left of multiple vehicles that were stopp

Law enforcement received a call around 6pm on October 25th after reports of an assault on Plaza Drive in an apartment. The 911 caller, who was the victim, stated that she was just assaulted by a downstairs tenant. Specifically, the male punched her in the face and choked her. It is unknown what led to the violent assault. Police responded to the scene. It is unknown if the victim required any medical attention for her injuries or if the suspect was arrested. No further infor

Law enforcement received a call around 11am on October 25th after reports of a road rage incident in Niagara Falls on Porter Road. According to the 911 caller - who was one of the parties involved - the other individual(s) appeared to have a handgun and were generally threatening. Afterward, the suspect vehicle fled eastbound on Porter Road. There are no leads or further information is available at this time. LISTEN TO FULL AUDIO HERE: Promotional Content AUDIO: Road Rage Inc

Law enforcement received a call in the morning hours of October 25th after reports of an assault with injuries on the 1900 block of Falls Street. Officers stated that the female victim "was dragged" as "missing skin from her back and shoulder." Niagara Falls Fire and AMR are believed to have responded to the scene to provide medical. It is unknown if any arrests took place. No further information is available at this time. LISTEN TO FULL AUDIO HERE: Promotional Content AUDIO:

Law enforcement received a call on October 25th after reports of a violent domestic incident on the 500 block of 22nd Street in Niagara Falls. The 911 caller said that her cousin was beating his pregnant girlfriend. A lot of screaming could be heard in the background of the call. The 911 caller contacted police again and stated that the situation was escalating. The male suspect - who goes by KDOT - owns a firearm and does not know if he has it on him now. However, she was co

Niagara Falls Police responded to Seneca One Stop on the 600 block of Niagara Street around 1am after reports of an unwanted person. Upon arrival, officers were met by employees requesting that Zakarria Perkins be removed from the premises. The manager on duty told police that she asked Perkins to leave multiple times because she was being “rude” to the staff. Officers then spoke with Perkins who immediately stated that she felt unsafe because the officer was white and “shoot

On October 21st around 11am, Officer Rutkowski was exiting Starbucks at 6690 Niagara Falls Blvd. and began walking to his police vehicle. It was at this time he observed a red 2009 Chevrolet Malibu illegally parked along the curbline in front of the business. The vehicle was obstructing the officer’s path to exit the parking space. There was a white male inside the vehicle that was seated in the driver’s seat. The male had a piece of foil in one hand and a brown rolled cigare

Niagara Falls fire investigators are working to determine what sparked a massive fire that tore through a local motel and forced dozens from their rooms on Saturday morning. Crews were called to the Swiss Cottage Inns, located at 6831 Niagara Falls Boulevard, around 1:30am after Niagara Falls police responded to a noise complaint at the property. When officers arrived, they discovered flames and heavy smoke coming from the west side of the building. Police began knocking on d

Law enforcement received a call in the morning hours of October 24th after reports of shoplifting at Tops on Niagara Falls Boulevard. Multiple people called 911. Reports indicated that three people were fighting in the vestibule. An employee told police that a white, heavy set female with brown hair pulled a knife while shoplifting. She was in the parking lot at the time of the call. The employee further stated that the female suspect stabbed herself during the altercation in

Niagara Falls responded to the 1200 block of 92nd Street around 8pm on October 20th for a welfare check. Dispatch advised officers that there was a white Chevrolet Malibu parked on the 1200 block of 92nd Street with a person slumped over behind the wheel. Upon arrival, officers observed the vehicle parked in the street in front of 1231 92nd Street. Officers observed the keys to be in the ignition and the vehicle running, but in park. A white female, later identified as Katie

Niagara Falls Police responded to the 500 block of 62nd Street around 10am on October 18th after reports of a neighbor dispute. Niagara Falls Police and Fire Departments responded to the scene. Officers spoke to the victim who had blood on his left hand, a missing tooth, and a swollen and bruised left eye/cheek area.   The victim told police that his neighbor – David Davis – walked over to his property while he was in his shed. Davis entered the shed and trapped the victim in

Niagara Falls Police responded to Wrobel Towers around 3pm on October 17th after reports of a stabbing. Upon arrival, officers spoke to the victim who stated that she was traveling in the elevator and, when the door opened, Nicole Hickson was waiting for her to exit and immediately began to stab her with a knife. The victim “maced her” in return. Officers learned that the two women are feuding over a deceased male that they both had a relationship with. The victim had serious

Law enforcement received a call in the evening hours of October 23rd after reports of a domestic incident involving weapons on the 8300 block of Buffalo Avenue. The 911 caller - a resident in the building - told police that a white male is beating up his girlfriend, who was screaming and calling for help. He also stated that the father of the suspect was standing in the hallway with a bat in one hand a knife in the other. Police responded to the scene. It is unknown what inju

Law enforcement received a call in the early morning hours of October 22nd after reports of a domestic dispute at the Walgreens parking lot on Pine Avenue. The 911 caller stated that they witnessed the male dragging a female - who was fighting to get away from him - back to his vehicle. It is unknown if the female sustained any injuries. Police responded to the scene. No further information is available at this time. LISTEN TO FULL AUDIO HERE: Promotional Content AUDIO: Suspe

Law enforcement received a call in the early morning hours of October 21st after reports of breaking and entering. The 911 caller stated that her 26-year-old grandson was told to leave her house after an argument but returned by climbing through an air conditioning unit. She told dispatch that she fears he will become violent and was hiding in an upstairs bedroom for safety. No further information is available at this time. LISTEN TO FULL AUDIO HERE: Promotional Content AUDIO

Law enforcement received a call in the afternoon hours of October 21st after reports of an assault. The 911 caller - a 15-year-old girl - told police that she was in the bathroom at McDonald's on Pine Avenue hiding. The teen stated that two boys "beat her up." The extent of her injuries, if any, was unknown. No further information is available at this time. LISTEN TO FULL AUDIO HERE: Promotional Content AUDIO: 15-year-old Girl Hides in McDonald's Bathroom After Assaulted by T