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Clarkstown Detective Charles “Chuck” Owens Retires After 34 Years of Service

Clarkstown Detective Charles “Chuck” Owens Retires After 34 Years of Service

The Clarkstown Police Department has announced the retirement of Detective Charles “Chuck” Owens, marking the conclusion of a distinguished 34-year career in law enforcement.

Owens began his service with the New York City Police Department in June 1992, where he rose to the rank of sergeant. In August 2001, he joined the Clarkstown Police Department, continuing his commitment to public safety in Rockland County.

He was promoted to detective in 2012 and assigned to the Juvenile Aid Bureau, where officials said his work played a critical role in protecting and supporting youth in the community. Throughout his tenure, Owens also served as a field training officer and was a member of several specialized units, including the Accident Investigation Team, Drone Unit, and Honor Guard.

Department officials praised Owens for his dedication and contributions across multiple areas of service, noting the impact he made over more than three decades in uniform.

Clarkstown Police extended their well wishes to Owens, congratulating him on a long and well-earned retirement.



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