Crime & Safety
Main Street Mobil Gas Station Baseball Bat Gang Attack Leads To 4 Arrests: Police
The victim was taken to Garnet Medical Health Center with what were described as "non-life-threatening" injuries.

ELLENVILLE, NY — A savage assault at a Hudson Valley gas station sent the victim to the hospital, and led to felony arrests.
The New York State Police say that on Tuesday, around 9 a.m., troopers from Ellenville responded to the Mobil gas station on State Route 209, in Wawarsing, after receiving a report of several people involved in a fight.
Investigators found that several attackers assaulted a 43-year-old man using a baseball bat, according to NYSP. The victim was taken to Garnet Medical Health Center with what were described as "non-life-threatening" injuries.
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Four suspects in the brutal assault were arrested and taken to SP Ellenville for processing.
Jordan I. Jones, 19, of Ellenville, was charged with felony second-degree attempted gang assault; misdemeanor fourth-degree criminal possession of a weapon; and felony second-degree assault.
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Amanda M. Jones, 40, of Ellenville, was charged with felony second-degree attempted gang assault; felony second-degree assault; and misdemeanor endangering the welfare of a child.
Matthew Johannessen, 24, of Ellenville, was charged with felony second-degree attempted gang assault; felony third-degree criminal possession of a weapon; felony second-degree assault; and misdemeanor fourth-degree criminal mischief.
A 16-year-old boy, also from Ellenville, was charged with felony second-degree attempted gang assault; misdemeanor fourth-degree criminal possession of a weapon; and felony second-degree assault.
All four were arraigned at Ulster County Court Centralized Arraignment Part and remanded to the Ulster County Jail pending a future court appearance.
State police say that the investigation is ongoing. If anyone witnessed the incident or has any additional information, they are being asked to contact the Bureau of Criminal Investigation in Ellenville at 845-344-5300.
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