City police investigator suspended thirty days for DWI plea
City Police Investigator Rod Carr, eight years on the force, received a 30 day unpaid suspension after pleading guilty to departmental charges tied to a December 4 Camillus bypass crash. Blood alcohol levels were reported at 0.18 and 0.14 later, with no criminal DWI charges filed. Carr returns to duty in February, pending assignment decision by Police Chief Thomas Sardino.
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Jim O'Hara
Rod Carr
Camillus
Carr
Thomas Sardino
Herald-American
Sardino
Sardine
Lee Carr
Mechanic St
Warners
Newport Road
State Univesity Hospital
Dwi
Richard Hennessey
J.P. Hinsian
Hinman
Police Department
Bragman Cited Pressuring Steffan for Project Role
In a State Supreme Court trial, Sam Williams of O'Brien & Gere testified that Assemblyman Michael Bragman urged including contractor William Steffan on the Onondaga County resource recovery team. Williams said Bragman offered Steffan a construction manager role and suggested he work without pay, amid questions over a RDF study and a $650,000 price tag. The defense led to further cross-examination, with Walter Neubauer expected to testify next.
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Jay P. Goldman
O'Brien & Gere
Supreme Court
Michael Bragman
William Steffan
Onondaga County
Sam Williams
O’brien & Gere
Bragman
Steffan
Williams
Gary Sharpe
Cazenovia
Sharpe
Kansas City
Black & Veatch
McBride Street
Bragman and
Walter Neubauer
Lyles Goes On Trial In Double Slaying
Syracuse resident Robert Lyles faces eight counts of second degree murder after the August 8 shooting that killed his former wife Mary Ann Lyles and her companion Robert Dorsey at Dorsey’s Clay home. Prosecutors seek to discredit an extreme emotional disturbance defense while co defendant Arthur Bullock cooperates and pleads to a reduced charge with a promised sentence.
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Mike Fish
Robert L. Lyles
Syracuse
Lyles
Mary Ann Lyles
Robert Dorsey
James P. Shanahan
Norman A. Mordue
Dorsey
Turtle Cove Road
Clay
Patrick J. Cunningham
Midland Ave
Arthur TD. Bullock
Bullock
Mordue
Maple St
Cunningham
Night Parking Rules In Fayetteville Stir Local Frustration
A Fayetteville winter overnight parking ban leads to a ticket and a $32 tow for Jill, who claims no warning signs and misunderstood rules. Police chief Michael Carmento says the winter season bans run 2 to 6 am to aid snow plows, with signs at village entrances explaining the rule.
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Fayetteville
Jal
Syracuse
New York
Jill
Michael Carmento
Manlius
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