Multiple units within the New York State Police Department are investigating after an unidentified body was found floating in a Hudson Valley creek.
New York State Police shared that troopers from Troop F in Coxsackie, NY responded to a call reporting an unidentified male floating in Catskill Creek in Catskill, NY on Sunday, November 2nd.
The New York State Police reported finding an unidentified body in the Catskill Creek in Catskill, NY (Google Maps)
The New York State Police reported finding an unidentified body in the Catskill Creek in Catskill, NY (Google Maps)Unidentified Body Found Floating in Catskill Creek in Greene County, NY
The NYSP announced that both the State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation and the Troop F Forensic Identification Unit were working on both identifying the body as well as the cause of death. It was at least the second grim discovery in as many weeks in the Hudson Valley.
The Catskill Creek begins in Middleburgh, NY before flowing more than thirty miles into the HUdson River in Catskill, NY (Google Maps)
The Catskill Creek begins in Middleburgh, NY before flowing more than thirty miles into the HUdson River in Catskill, NY (Google Maps)Human Remains Found in New Windsor, NY in Orange County
On October 17th, it was reported that authorities in Orange County were investigating remains found by employees of Central Hudson in New Windsor, NY. While theories in that case included the body having ties to an old mob burial ground, the NYSP has no such leads with their current investigation in Greene County.
About New York State Police Troop F
New York State Police Troop F is based in Middletown, NY, and serves the western Mid-Hudson Valley in Orange, Sullivan, Ulster, and Greene counties. Thanks was also given to the Greene County Sherriff’s Office and Catskill Village Police Department for their assistance in the recent case.

New York State Police have responsibilities ranging from highway safety to forensic investigations. See the physical requirements to be a NYSP trooper below, and keep scrolling to see the NYSP snow rescue after an upstate plane crash earlier this year.
Are You Strong Enough to Pass the New York State Police Physical Exam?The Trooper Physical Ability Test consists of three subtests. Here’s what we found online:
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Plane Crash Rescue by New York State Police & DEC
A small plane crash turned into a rescue mission from the New York State Police Aviation Unit and the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation.
Gallery Credit: NYS Department of Environmental Conservation Via Facebook