New York Police Search for Suspect After Killing and House Fire
The police need the public's help to find the suspect, who is considered armed and dangerous.
The police asked people in the Greenville community to check their home security cameras for any suspicious activity from August 6, 2026, and to contact them if they see anything unusual. They are looking for footage from 6:00 p.m. on August 6 through the overnight hours. The police want to find out what happened and need the public's help. The police are working hard to solve the case.
The police are looking for Thomas David Ryan, 32, who is wanted for a homicide that happened in Greenville.
The police are searching for Thomas Ryan, 32, in connection with a homicide and a house fire in Orange County, New York.
The police think the homicide might be connected to a house fire that happened on Greenville Turnpike. The fire happened on Thursday, and firefighters responded to it just after 7 p.m. The police are investigating the cause of the fire.
A separate incident in Michigan resulted in the deaths of 8 family members, including 6 children, in a fire.
The police have not yet said who the victim is or if the homicide happened before or after the fire.
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Firefighters fought a fire at a home on Greenville Turnpike in Greenville, NY on Thursday.
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The suspect may be driving a 2016 gray Toyota Prius with a New York license plate HNH-7671.
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The police say Ryan may be driving a 2016 gray Toyota Prius with a New York license plate HNH-7671.
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Ryan is 6'2" and 200 lbs, and was last seen wearing black sweatpants and a black t-shirt. The police are warning people to be careful if they see him.
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If you see the suspect, do not approach him; instead, call 911.
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