MADISON COUNTY, N.Y. — A trucker is facing charges from the state of New York under its Move-Over law. The NYSP released a statement that it has charged a Little Falls man following an investigation into a tractor-trailer that struck a patrol vehicle on the New York State Thruway in Madison County. According to police, at approximately 1:00 p.m. on Wednesday, a trooper stopped his vehicle near mile marker 273 in Sullivan to remove an obstruction in the roadway. The patrol vehicle was in the right lane with emergency lights activated in order to safely remove the debris. NYSP states that a 2022 Peterbilt truck with a dump trailer, operated by Seth J. Horender, 55, of Little Falls, approached the scene and attempted to go around the patrol vehicle by illegally passing onto the right shoulder. The truck struck the patrol vehicle but continued traveling eastbound on the Thruway until it was eventually located and stopped by troopers approximately 20 miles away. The trooper saw the approaching truck and moved to the median to avoid injury. The tractor trailer, registered to Longhorn Trucking Company of Fort Plain, N.Y., was moved to the Thruway Verona tandem lot for inspection by the Co
