An elderly Hudson Valley man is accused of killing a woman inside a luxury senior center.

New York State Police continue to investigate a death inside an assisted living facility in Orange County.

Death Inside Port Jervis Assisted Living Facility Under Investigation

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New York State Police from the Greenville Barracks, along with the Town of Deerpark Police Department, responded to a report of an assault at The Sentinel of Port Jervis, an assisted living facility, located at 2247 Greenville Turnpike in Port Jervis, on Saturday around 11:30 p.m.

According to Google, The Sentinel of Port Jervis is located at the address. It's considered a "luxury senior housing" center.

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The Town of Deerpark Police Department arrived on the scene first and found 62-year-old Patricia Winters dead inside a bedroom.

Police say a stab wound killed Winters.

Elderly Man Accused Of Murder

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Police allege the suspect, 84-year-old James Annear of Port Jervis, was also found inside the bedroom, suffering from apparent self-inflicted stab wounds.

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Annear received medical treatment at the scene. He was later transported to a nearby hospital. He's listed in critical condition.

Alleged Motive

Authorities believe that Annear and Winters were involved in a verbal confrontation that turned physical.

Annear remains in the custody of the New York State Police and will be charged with Murder in the 2nd degree, a class A-I Felony, and arraigned, when his medical condition permits.

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The investigation remains ongoing.

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