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WEDNESDAY, Jan. 22 Chittenango village police TENANT DISPUTE — Police intervened in a dispute between a landlord and a tenant. Both parties promised to meet the next morning to resolve the problem. THURSDAY, Jan. 23 State police at Oneida AGGRAVATED HARASSMENT CHARGED — Anita M. DeFazio, 3 of RD3 Box 4111, Can astota, was charged with aggravated harass ment in connection with another Canastotan's complaint about receiving annoying telephone calls. DeFazio was issued an appearance ticket in the Town of Lenox Court. Cazenovia village police HARASSMENT — A Cazenovia town house woman reported being harassed by another man at her home. Chittenango village police HIT AND RUN — The car of Karen H. Bowe, 26, of Kirkville, was damaged in a hit-and-run accident at the Legion parking lot. FRIDAY, Jan. 24 Madison County sheriff LOUD PARTY — A town of Lenox woman complained there was a loud party under way on Hardwood Island Road. DWI CHARGED — Gary L. Monette, 38, of RD , Canastota, was arrested at Route 31 and Walnut Grove Road in the town of Sullivan and charged with driving while intoxicated and speeding INJURIES. DWI CHARGES IN CRASH — David W. Petroff, 31, of Morrisville was charged with driving while intoxicated and failure to keep right following a two-vehicle crash in the town of Eaton. Deputies said a vehicle driven by Petroff crossed into the oncoming lane of Eaton Street and collided with a vehicle driven by Donald A. Smith, 46, of Rocks Road, Morrisville. Petroft and two others, identified by deputies as Phillip and Jean Tayntor, were taken to Community Memorial Hospital in Hamilton. Jean Tayntor was admitted with a possible concussion, depu ties said; the other two were treated for minor injuries and released. State police at Oneida DWI CHARGED — Michael Ricklets 39, of Box 965, Vernon was charged with driving while in toxicated. He was arraigned in the Town of Verona Court and released on $350 bail. Cazenovia village police SUSPICIOUS INCIDENT — A Myrtle Street resident alerted police to an argument between two people, one of whom was in possession of a ge--- SIT AND RUN — The car of a Syracuse man was damaged in a hit-and-run accident in the parking lot of Cazenovia High school. Chittenango village police GREAK-IN — A Fails Boulevard resident re ported someone entered her apartment and da naged personal property. Later the same night, the resident cared to complain that a man was trying to enter her apartment while she was inside. MAILBOX DAMAGED — A Hill Street resident reported someone in a car that many have been a Pontiar rar ~ --- hie mailbox. SATURDAY, Jan. 25: Madison County sheriff VEHICLE LANDS IN DITCH — Deputies were told about a one-vehicle accident on Route 13 in the town of Fenner. A vehicle driven by Mardee A. Southwick, 20, of Rathoun Road, Cazenovia, went into a skid on a curve and entered a ditch, where it overturned. No charges were listed. Canastota village police DWI CHARGED ~ John F. Heffernan Jr., 34, of Seeber Road, Canastota, was arrested in the village and charged with driving while intoxi cated and several vehicle and traffic law.vioa- ABANDONED CAR — Police went to North Main and New Boston streets with village fire crews after someone reported gasoline was leaking from an abandoned car. State police at Oneida UNLAWFULLY DEALING WITH A CHILD CHARGED — June A. Loomis, 18, of Pine Ridge Road, Canastota, was charged with two counts of unlawfully dealing with a child and with the alcoholic beverages prohibition of selling to minors. Loomis was processed at the station and issued a court appearance ticket for Feb. 3 in the Town of Lenox Oneida city police DWI CHARGED — Robert J. Judd, 43, of 506 Darrow Ave., Oneida, was charged with driving while intoxicated and having a blood alcohol level higher than .10 after being observed by police on Lenox Avenue, Judd was held in the Madison County Jail in lieu of $500 cash or $1,000 bond bail. Cazenovia village police WRONG SIZE —— A U-haul truck damaged the overhang at the drive-through service window at McDonald’s on Route 20. GAS THEFT— A customer drove off from Busy Bee without paying for $5 of gasoline. The suspect was located and returned to pay for the POSSIBLE FRAUD ATTEMPT — A Lincklaen Street resident reported a person claiming to be a salesman from American Frozen Foods who appeared to be a fraud. Chittenango village police CAR RECOVERED — Police found a car that had been stolen from a Genesee Street resident at the site of a property damage accident. The car, which was abandoned, was returned to its ARREST — Mark A. Paddock, 29, of 411 North St, Chittenango, was charged with second-de gree criminal tresspassing and fourth-degree criminal mischief. He was ticketed to reappear at the Chittenango Village Court on Feb. 13. PETIT ~~ Shirley Coates of 4911 Stonebridge Road, Morrisville, no age given, was arrested on charges of petit larceny at the Ames Department Store in Chittenango Plaza. The subject was ticketed to reappear at Chit tenango Village Court on Feb. 6. Town of Lenox Court for Feb. 4. FOUR INJURED IN ACCIDENT — Four young ers were injured in a one-car accident on Jug Point Road in the Town of Verona. Driver David Royce, 40, of E. Seneca St., Sherrill, was north bound when he drove off the slippery pavement into a ditch and the car then rolled over. Taken to Oneida City Hospital were: David Royce Jr., 10, with shoulder injuries; Pamela Royce, 8, with a broken hand; Michele, 14, with back pains; and Becki, 9, with two broken wrists. The elder Royce was issued a ticket charging failure to wear a seatbelt. BAD CHECKS CHARGED — Suzette Wilkin son was charged with issuing bad checks to Mike's Service, Hill Road, Verona, two times within the previous two months. She was issued a court appearance ticket for Feb. 4 in the Town . Verona Cazenovia village police DISORDERLY PERSONS — A patrolman dis persed groups of disorderly persons originating from Watts Hall on the Cazenovia College cam pus and from the college quad area. Chittenango village police TRUCK-DEER ACCIDENT — A truck driven by Bruce E. June, 19, of Perryville, struck a deer on Perryville Road in the town of Sullivan. CAR ACCIDENT — Lori A. Bellavigna of Ith aca damaged her car in an accident on Rte. 173. MONDAY, Jan. 27 Canastota village police ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLE COMPLAINT — Someone reported several three- and four wheel all-terrain vehicles were driving in the area of DeLano Avenue and Stroud Street in the SUNDAY, Jan. 26 Madison County sheriff POWER LINE DOWNED IN CRASH — A vehi cle operated by Peter E. Cookhouse, 22, of Manlius, went out of control on East Lake Road in the town of Cazenovia and struck a utility pole. The crash knocked down the power line. Canastota village police HIT-AND-RUN SNOWMOBILE — Someone reported that a snowmobile had struck a parked car on State Street and left the scene. Hamilton village police CAR LEAVES ROAD — Susan C. Carvini, 29, whose address was not available, escaped in jury when the vehicle she was driving left Route 12B and entered a ditch. She was not charged. State police at Oneida TWO CHARGED WITH DWI — Dean L. Par meter, of 112 Bartow St., and Gary J. Lacs, of 108 Bartow St., Canastota, were charged with driving a snowmobile while intoxicated on Main Street in Canastota. The two were processed at the station and issued appearance tickets in the t BB GUN COMPLAINT — Police were told that youths were firing a BB gun near a building on Center Street. Hamilton village police STOP SIGN FLATTENED — A vehicle driven by Russell J. Cavallo, 21, identified by police as a student at Colgate University, ran over a stop sign on Birch Apartment Drive. No tickets were issued Oneida city police HARASSMENT CHARGED . Herbert Fre derick Miles, 44, of 206 North Main St., Oneida, was arrested at home and charged with harass ment. Miles was held in the Madison County Jail in lieu of $100 cash or $500 bond bail. PETIT LARCENY CHARGED ~ Richard Frank Higgins, 34, of 247 West St., Oneida, was ar rested at home and charged on a bench warrant with petit larceny. Cazenovia village police CRIMINAL TRESSPASSING — Police said Laura L. Lavoie, 18, of Bridgeton, Maine, was charged with third-degree criminal tresspassing after she allegedly entered the Cazenovia Sun- Oco station after it was closed to retrieve her car which was towed for obstructing snow removal 9 day earlier MAT AND RUN — A 21-year-old Cazenovia resident reported her vehicle was damaged in a hit-and-run accident on Lincklaen Street. Chittenango village police PLAZA THEFT — An act of petit larceny was reported by an employee of the P G market at Chittenango Plaza. No arrests reported. CAR TOWED — A blue Honda was towed to Frank's Body Shop from the entrance to a Genesee Street driveway after a resident com plained it was impossible to exit. TUESDAY, Jan. 28 State police at Oneida BAD CHECK CHARGED — James L. Twiss, 49, of Center St., Durhamville, was arrested on a warrant and charged with issuing a bad check. Twiss was given 4 court appearance tct for Feb. 4 in the Town of Lenox. Cazenovia village police ASSAULT CHARGE — Albert Morrison, 21, of Perryville, was charged with two counts of third degree assault. Two women accused the sus pect of assaulting them at Watts Hall on the Zazenovia College campus. The subject was arraigned before the Cazenovia Village Court and committed to Madison County Jail in lieu of $2,000 cash or bond. PUMP STRUCK — A car struck a gas pump at Cazenovia Car Wash. Chittenango village police OPEN DOOR — Police secured an open door at the Chittenango sewage treatment plant on Lakeport Road. CAR CRASH — Two cars were damaged in an accident at the parking lot of Gray Syracuse manufacturer. WEDNESDAY, Jan. 29 Madison County sheriff BURGLARY PROBED — Deputies investigated a burglary on South Butler Road in the town of Smithfield. WEAPON CONFISCATED — Deputies confi scated a .22-caliber pistol belonging to Walter F. Scheiffer, of 215 North St., Oneida. The pistol and Scheiffer’s pistol permit were ordered conf iscated by Oneida County Court Judge John Buckley. STOLEN VEHICLE FOUND — A 1985 Chevro let Camaro that had been stolen in East Syra cuse earlier in the day was found abandoned near Bee Bee Bridge Road in the town of Lenox. The car was towed. . Canastota village police SBURGLARY REPORT — Police went to a resi dence on Pleasant Street to investigate a re sorted burglary. Hamilton village police TRAFFIC ACCIDENT — William A. Tuthill, 74, whose address was not available, was given a traffic ticket charging him with unsafe baking following a two-vehicle accident on Madison Street. Cazenovia village police LOUD NOISES — Police received two separate reports of toad naises on Albany Street. In one incident, a woman complained of carpenters working at Albert's Restaurant, while another person reported a nolay group of youths on the sidewalk. LOCKER THEFT — A high-school student reportic * --—an har locker THURSDAY, Jan. 30 Canastota village police FROWMOBILER CHARGED— David M. Gale votti, 27, of 133 E. Chapel St., Canastota, was charged with several violations of state Parks and Recreation Law, including driving a snow mobile while intoxicated and failure to comply with a police officer's order. Ball was set at $500. State police at Oneida ARREST IN RAPE CASE = Troopers in On eida assisted state police in North Syracuse to a suspect in a rape casé in the Town of Sullivan. Willam H. Jaquinil, 25, of 413 Prospect Ave., Syracuse, was arrested and charged with first degree rape. and POLICE: “Police” is a sampling of blotter records at local police agencies. It is compiled by reporters in our Oneida and Chittenango bureaus.
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Syracuse Post Standard
Syracuse, New York, US
Thu, Feb 06, 1986
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