 Onondaga County Police Blotter Madison County DeRuyter man charged with DWI A DeRuyter man was charged with aggravated DWI, unsafe backing and other traffic offenses after an accident on Oct. 27 at the DeRuyter Senior Housing Apartments. New York State Police in Morrisville were called to investigate a motor vehicle accident at the apartments on Cortland Street in the village of DeRuyter. The investigation revealed that at about 8 p.m., Kenneth L. Mullenax, 65, a tenant of the apartments was trying to park his vehicle in the apartment parking lot, troopers said. Mullenax drove his 1993 Toyota mini-van up over the sidewalk and struck a parking sign, causing extensive damage to the front of his vehicle... Madison County Oneida Police blotter Oct. 16 to Oct. 23 Oneida Police Oct. 16 Craig D. Malura, 42, of West Street, Oneida, was issued an appearance ticket Oct. 16 to appear in Oneida City Court Oct. 20 to answer a charge of animal abuse. He is alleged to have abandoned and fail to provide medical care to an animal he owned. David J. Grossman, 18, of Stonybrook Road, Vernon, was issued an appearance ticket Oct. 16 to appear in Oneida City Court Oct. 30 to answer a charge of unlawful possession of marihuana. Oct. 19 John Q. Means, 40, was arrested Oct. 19 on a charge of failure to register address as required as a sex offender, a class E felony. Means was arraigned and committed to the Madison County jail in lieu of bail set at $2,500 to appear Oct. 23. Syracuse Police assisted with the arrest. No address was given for Means. Teresa M... Madison County Woman passes stopped school bus, charged with DWI Morrisville State Troopers arrested Alison N. Mandriota, 18, of Bayport, on Oct. 9 following a traffic stop on State Route 20 in the village of Morrisville. Mandriota was stopped after she passed a Morrisville-Eaton Central Schools school bus that was stopped and had its red lights activated. Mandriota was charged with driving while intoxicated. She was processed at State Police in Morrisville, where a breath sample of .11 BAC% was obtained. She was charged with driving while intoxicated, driving with a blood alcohol content greater than .08 percent, and passing a stopped school bus. Mandriota was released on tickets to appear in the Village of Morrisville Court on Oct. 21... Madison County Madison County Sheriff's blotter Sept. 23 Scott J. Barrett, 44, of Damen Road, Bridgeport, was arrested on charges of criminal tampering in the third degree in the village of Wampsville. Jessica L. Baker, 34, of Chamberlain Road, Lebanon, was arrested Sept. 23 on charges of petit larceny in the town of Morrisville. Randall J. Hutchings, 20, of Knapp Street, Sherburne, was arrested Sept. 23 on charges of driving while intoxicated, speed violation and unreasonable speed and special hazards. Hutchings was arrested at Community Memorial Hospital in Hamilton. Sept. 24 Roger A. Brocious of Crumb Hill Road, Georgetown, reported a burglary of his residence Sept. 24. There were seven firearms stolen, valued at $2,668. The firearms were stolen from Brocious’ gun cabinet, which is located in the living room... Madison County Motorcyclist dies after doing a ‘wheelie’ in Lenox Madison county Undersheriff Doug Bailey reports that deputies are continuing their investigation into a fatal motorcycle-van crash that occurred at about 1:13 p.m. Sept. 19. on New Boston Road in the town of Lenox. The motorcyclist, Joshua P. Smith, 24, of 97 North St., Auburn, was transported to Oneida Healthcare Facility by the Greater Lenox Ambulance Service where he was pronounced dead shortly after arrival. The Canastota Fire and Rescue Department responded to the scene, while deputies were assisted at the scene by a New York State Police patrol. Smith was operating a motorcycle in westerly direction on the New Boston Road with a large group, estimated to be in excess of at least 2 to 30 motorcycles... Madison County Oneida Police blotter Sept. 11 Jeremy Perry, 21, of Main Street, Munnsville, was arrested Sept. 11 on a bench warrant for allegedly failing to appear on a forgery in the second degree charge. He was arraigned and committed to Madison County Jail in lieu of bail to appear Sept. 18. Sept. 15 Rodney C. Ortman, 41, of North Main Street, Oneida was charged Sept. 15 with aggravated unlicensed operation in the second degree. He will appear Oct. 9 in Oneida City Court. Sept. 16 Travis Kozak, 19, of Turin Road, Rome, was issued an appearance ticket Sept. 16 for unlawful possession of marihuana. He will appear Sept. 25. Sept. 17 John A. Ferraro, 32, of Pine Ridge Road, Canastota, was charged Sept. 17 with driving while intoxicated, operating with .08 of 1 percent or more of alcohol and speed in zone... Madison County Oneida Police Blotter Aug. 23 Francis T. Gardner, 34, of Genesee Street, Oneida, was issued an appearance ticket Aug. 23 to appear in Oneida City Court Sept. 4 to answer a charge of allegedly violating the city park curfew. Janet. L. Aley, 40, of Prospect Street, Oneida, was charged Aug. 23 with petit larceny and issued an appearance ticket to appear Sept. 4. Aley is alleged to have stolen merchandise from Becs Place. Jonathan M. Harp, 25, of East Walnut Street, Oneida, was issued a criminal summons Aug. 23 to appear in Oneida City Court Sept. 4 to answer a charge of endangering the welfare of a child. Harp is alleged to have failed to provide adequate supervision to a child less than 3 years old. Aug. 24 Preston R. Patterson, 18, of Nichols Pond Road, Canastota, was issued an appearance ticket Aug... Madison County Oneida Police Blotter Aug. 25 Cesar Montanez, 31, of Main Street, Oneida, was charged Aug. 25 with dog-at-large and allowing a dog to become a nuisance-dangerous dog. Montanez is alleged to own a dog that attacked and bit another person causing injuries. He will appear Sept. 1 at the Oneida City Court Raymond L. Ferguson Jr., 22, of Eddy Road, Canastota, was charged Aug, 25 with endangering the welfare of a child and trespass. Ferguson and a second subject are alleged to have engaged in a verbal dispute in the 200 block of Williams Street around 2:05 p.m. Aug. 25 in which led to a knife being displayed and a victim being chased and threatened. Ferguson is alleged to have chased the victim through backyards with a second suspect that was armed with a knife while children were playing in the backyards... Madison County Oneida Police blotter August 17 Douglas L. Eddy 31 creek Rd. Oneida. Arrested Aug. 14 on charges of Driving while Intoxicated, Operating with .08 of one percent or more of alcohol and Driving on the shoulder. He will appear Aug. 21. Alicia Lillie 35 Lincoln Ave. Oneida was issued an appearance ticket on Aug 12. To appear in Oneida City Court Aug. 18 to answer a violation of the city trash ordinance. Martin O. Pope 19 Lexington Ave. Oneida was issued a criminal summons on Aug. 16 to appear in Oneida City Court Sept. 4 to answer charges of Criminal Mischief in the fourth degree and Menacing in the third degree. He is alleged to have damaged the tires on another person’s bike and to have threatened a person with a knife threatening to slice their throat. David B... Madison County Man makes threats with knife in Sullivan Madison County Sheriff I. Cary said that deputies reported to a Fyler Road-Kirkville residence in the Town of Sullivan at 3:30 p.m. Sunday Aug. 23 in response to a report of a possible suicidal male armed with a knife. The man is in his 30s, and had reportedly threatened to harm himself and any law enforcement officers that respond. The sheriff’s deputies that were ion scene were assisted by the town of Manlius Police Department and the New York Stat Police. New York state Park Police also provided assistance throughout the call. With the assistance of the Madison county 911 Center dispatchers, communication with the man inside the residence was made possible. After two-plus hours of conversation and negotiations, the man agreed to exit the residence while unarmed... Onondaga County North Syracuse Police blotter North Syracuse Police Department Aggravated Unlicensed Operation Wendy M. Napolitano, 41, of 667 Lamson Road, Lysander, October 22; third degree. Also charged with passed red light at South Main Street, North Syracuse. Robbery Michelle Sears Lashomb, 20, of 5409 Albury Court, Liverpool, October 15; second degree. Also charged with Burglary 1st Degree and Conspiracy 4th degree at East Taft Road, North Syracuse. Aggravated Unlicensed Operation Richard J. Galvan, 37, of 712 Pond Street, Syracuse, October 30; second degree. Also charged with unlicensed operator and operating while using a handheld cellular telephone at North Main Street, North Syracuse. Facilitating Aggravated Unlicensed Operation Christine L... Onondaga County Baldwinsville Police blotter Criminal contempt charged On Oct. 30, Baldwinsville Police Officer C. Allen investigated a suspicious vehicle complaint on Mildred Ave. The investigation revealed that Robert J. Scoville, Jr., 20, of 352 County Route 46, Phoenix, was parking his vehicle down the road from a residence where a stay away order of protection was in place. This was done so that police would not suspect he was at that residence. Scoville was located at the residence and was placed under arrest for second-degree criminal contempt. He was arraigned before Jude E. Huling and bail was set at $2,500 cash/bond. He was transported to the justice center where he was remanded and was scheduled to appear in the village of Baldwinsville Court Nov. 4. DWI charged At 2:35 a.m. Nov. 1, Baldwinsville Police Officer C. M... Onondaga County Skaneateles Police blotter, Nov. 2 to 8 Sergeant Stevens says ... The New York State Buckle Up campaign runs Nov. 16 to 29. Extra patrols will be enforcing seat belt compliance. Also, new New York state laws regarding child car seats, texting while driving and new laws for young drivers will be taking effect this month and in February 2010. For more information, please check the website at safeny.com. Arrests for the week: ■ Daniel S. Goetzman, 18, of 19 Heather Woods Court, Skaneateles, was charged Nov. 2 with endangering the welfare of a child and second-degree harassment. ■ Christopher J. Furnia, 49, of 3747 Otisco Valley Road, Marietta, was charged Nov... Onondaga County Skaneateles Police blotter, Oct. 19 to 25 Sergeant Stevens says ... If anyone comes to your home or business to try and solicit something, ask to see their permit from the Village Clerk. Anyone soliciting inside the Village needs to be registered with the Village Clerk's Office and will be given a permit to solicit. If they cannot provide one to you, call the Skaneateles Police Dept. Do not give them cash or any personal information. This should go for phone calls and emails as well. If you are not familiar or not comfortable with these contacts, hang up or delete. Arrests for the week: ■ Shane M. Knapp, 34, of 153 Lincoln Ave., Syracuse, was charged Oct... Onondaga County Skaneateles Police blotter, Oct. 12 to 18 Sergeant Stevens says ... When raking the leaves in your yard and waiting for the DPW to pick them up, they cannot be left in the street, only on the curb. Arrests for the week: ■ Silas D. Cross, 30, of 211 Lafayette Road 60, Syracuse, was charged Oct. 18 with third-degree aggravated unlicensed operation and failure to obey sign. Vehicle and Traffic tickets written: 9 OP MV - mobile phone: 1 Speeding: 1 Disobeyed traffic control dev: 3 AUO, 3rd: 1 No/inadequate lights: 1 Unreg... Onondaga County Skaneateles Police blotter, Oct. 5 to 11 Sergeant Stevens says... The Skaneateles Police Department and the dispatch/communications center are on duty 24 hours a day, seven days a week. If you encounter any problems any hour of the day, please do not hesitate to contact the police department immediately. If you have a problem and do not report it until a later time, it makes it harder to solve. Arrests for the week: ■ James E. Pickreign, 35, of 201 Oxford St., Syracuse, was charged Oct. 7 on a warrant for petit larceny. ■ Vinh D. Phan, 19, of 1914 E. Fayette St., Syracuse, was charged Oct. 11 with third-degree aggravated unlicensed operation and speeding. Vehicle and traffic tickets written: 16 Failed to stop @ stop sign: 1 No/inadequate lights: 4 Operating w/o ins: 1 Operating while reg... Onondaga County Skaneateles Police blotter, Sept. 21 to 27 Sergeant Stevens says ... According to the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles, junior operators licenses only allow driving until 9 p.m., unless going to an accredited school course. This does not include sporting events and dances. Parents are to make sure their junior operators are not driving past 9 p.m. If they are and get stopped, they will get ticketed. Arrests for the week: Jenna K. Amberge, 40, of 140 Casowasco Drive, Moravia, was charged Sept. 21 with third-degree aggravated unlicensed operation, operating while registration is suspended or revoked, operating without insurance and operating out of class. Michael P. Omara, 50, of 217 Montrose Ave., Syracuse, was charged Sept... Onondaga County Child endangerment charged On Aug. 25, Officer P. J. Holtman arrested Larry J. Rendel, 38, of 89 E. Genesee St., Baldwinsville and charged him with endangering the welfare of a child and second-degree harassment. Police took a complaint from Rendel’s wife stating that while visiting him in his home and while holding their two-year-old daughter, he shoved her nearly causing her to fall down a set of stairs. Rendel was located and arrested. He was arraigned before Judge Huling who released him on his own recognizance to appear Sept. 2. Judge Huling also issued Rendel’s wife an order of protection against Rendel. Child protective was also notified of the incident and will be investigating. Criminal mischief charged At 1:29 p.m. Sept. 2, Baldwinsville Police Officer R. A. Thibault arrested Larry J... Onondaga County Skaneateles Police blotter, Sept. 14 to 20 Sergeant Stevens says ... Drivers need to be reminded that it is New York State Law to stop for pedestrians crossing in a designated crosswalk and pedestrians need to make sure drivers see them when entering into the crosswalk. Arrests for the week: ■ Anthony P. Wood, 32, PO Box 82, Port Byron, was charged Sept. 18 with third-degree aggravated unlicensed operation and operating while registration is suspended or revoked. ■ Phyllis A. Lukowski, 49, 170 VanAnden St., Auburn, was charged Sept. 18 with third-degree aggravated unlicensed operation and disobeying traffic control device. Vehicle and traffic tickets written: 19 AUO, 3rd: 2 Op mv - mobile phone: 2 No seatbelt: 1 Operating while Reg... Onondaga County Man faces multiple charges At 4:10 p.m. Aug. 6, Baldwinsville Police Officer C. Allen pulled over a vehicle after it failed to yield to an emergency vehicle on Syracuse Street. The driver was identified as Matthew J. Coomey, 30, of 82 Oswego St., Baldwinsville. A DMV inquiry revealed that Coomey’s license was revoked on Sept. 2, 2001 for operating without insurance. Coomey was placed under arrest for third degree aggravated unlicensed operation and transported to the police department where the booking process was completed. Coomey was issued traffic tickets for third degree aggravated unlicensed operation, unlicensed operation, failed to yield to an emergency vehicle and uninspected motor vehicle. Coomey posted $100 cash bail and was released. He was scheduled to appear in the Village of Baldwinsville Court Aug...  |
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