Hudson Valley Father and Son Arrested After 1 Pound of Weed Delivered to Repair Shop

A father and son were arrested after about one pound of weed was delivered to a Hudson Valley business by Homeland Security.

On Wednesday, the Sullivan County Sheriff’s Office was notified by Homeland Security that it intercepted a package containing approximately one pound of marijuana at the Federal Express Facility in Newburgh.

The package, which arrived by airplane that morning, was addressed to a business in Liberty, police say.

Around 11:30 a.m., deputies along with the Village of Liberty police and Homeland Security conducted a controlled delivery at the Willy Works Corp car repair shop located on Route 52, which is behind the Subway restaurant in Liberty.

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Vincent Corigliano, 70, of Livingston Manor was arrested after he allegedly signed for the package.

An unlicensed gun and marijuana, belonging to 31-year-old Curtis Corigliano of Livingston Manor, was later found at the business after a search warrant was executed, police say.

Vincent Corigliano was charged with criminal possession of a firearm and released on his own recognizance.

Curtis Corigliano was charged with criminal possession of marijuana, a felony, and a misdemeanor for conspiracy. He was sent to the Sullivan County Jail in lieu of $10,000 bail.