Bryant Furchak, 44, a retired NYPD officer and former New York National Guard member with 20 years’ service including a deployment to Iraq, was found with fatal gunshot wounds near his 2008 gray Nissan Xterra on Church Street in Cornwall-on-Hudson on August 24, 2014, just before midnight. Police responded after a call about an unresponsive male. A weapon recovered at the scene was believed to belong to Furchak, and investigators said they were exploring the possibility of suicide while not ruling out foul play; an autopsy was pending as the investigation continued.

The Cornwall-on-Hudson Police Department, with assistance from the New York State Police, asked the public for any information about Furchak’s whereabouts between 11 PM and midnight in the area of Church and Hudson Streets. Authorities also said they did not believe there was any ongoing threat to public safety. No arrests or suspects have been publicly announced.

If anyone was in the Church and Hudson Streets area around 11 PM to midnight on August 24, 2014, or has information about Furchak’s final hours, please come forward.