TROY - Police officers responding to a domestic disturbance say they found a starving dog.

Police say the dog was so skinny his hip bones were showing through his skin.

Police arrested 59-year-old John Ferrara Sr. and his 26-year-old son, John Ferrara Jr.

Police say a neighbor called 911 after hearing a woman screaming for help from Ferrara's house. They say Ferrara Jr. was fighting with his sister.

While officers were asking questions, they say father and son became uncooperative.

Officers used force to get into the home. That's when police say they discovered an unresponsive German shepherd.

Police say the dog had to be euthanized.

TROY - A grand jury today indicted Lisa Hartigan of Castleton on vehicular manslaughter charges and driving while impaired by alcohol and drugs.

The indictment also states that Hartigan did not have permission to use the pickup truck she was driving on April 23.

The truck skidded off route 9J in Schodack and hit a tree.

A passenger, Darlene Walker of Scotia, was killed.

Walker was Hartigan's former sister in law.

Computer expert Addison Osterhout with "Computer Answers" in Albany showed us how easy it is to hack a smart phone.

“The simplest is using a free program that you can download,” Says Osterhout. “Get some tutorials on line and in about 10 minutes you can do it.”

Sure enough in ten minutes Addison was monitoring everything the photographer was doing: if he had been logging onto his bank's website, he would have gotten his passwords, account number, you name it.

It’s called a "Man in the Middle" intercept.

It can happen if you use an unsecured Wi-Fi connection like those found in airports, bus stations and internet cafes.

The thief’s software pretends to be the router you're trying to connect to, he decrypts your data, copies it, re-encrypts it and then sends it on to your bank.

While you were taking care of business, but so was the crook.