Police: Gregory Tripp, of Levittown, turns self in after August argument in Farmingdale
A Levittown man has turned himself after allegedly pushing his way into a woman's home, News 12 Long Island has learned. Police say Gregory Tripp was arguing with a woman at her home on Carmans Road
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Sep 2, 2013, 7:25 PM
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Updated 4,154 days ago
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A Levittown man has turned himself after allegedly pushing his way into a woman's home, News 12 Long Island has learned.
Police say Gregory Tripp was arguing with a woman at her home on Carmans Road in Farmingdale on Aug. 21 when he pushed her into her home.
They say he eventually left, but first broke mirrors on the woman's car on his way out.
Tripp is now facing charges of menacing and criminal mischief.
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