Jury finds Hunt guilty in Murray slaying verdict reaches
After a verdict in the Murray killing case jurors were escorted from the room. Prosecutors seek the maximum sentence stating Brian Hunt aided by Pamela Chase and others. Chase 21 is serving 7 to 21 years for first degree burglary related to the case. Hunt maintains innocence amid a nationwide crime spree backdrop.
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Jury returns verdict in Brian Hunt murder trial
Judge Mulroy presided as jurors found Hunt guilty of stabbing Murray in the head neck chest abdomen and back during a burglary. McGinty and Hildebrandt faulted the defense for weak argument and noted Hunt’s prior Illinois sentence shaping his maturity. appeal planned after sentencing.
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City banks $166000 in restitution for bribes
Syracuse city government deposited a 166000 restitution check from Nicholas Masterpol for his role in bribing former Mayor Lee Alexander. The funds fund home and business development, part of 589512 received from corrupt businessmen. Masterpol faces sentencing Friday for racketeering and related charges.
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City Hall
Masterpol
Lee Alexander
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Gregory Ferentino
Congressmen clash with industry over clean air bill
Congressional clash centers on a Business Roundtable estimate that New York factory owners could pay up to 2.04 billion yearly if the clean air amendments pass. Rep. Sherwood Boehlert calls the figures ludicrous while arguing costs are warranted but not unreasonable. Deborah Sherman of the NRDC notes ongoing pollution costs have already affected Americans.
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Lakeland evaluates candidates for police chief post
Florida administration director Frank Lazarski says Hunt was not told to seek other work and will be reviewed among 23 state applicants. Finalists chosen by mid February. Lakeland manager Gene Strickland to select with council approval. Hunt leads Syracuse police with 450 officers and a 20.7 million dollar budget. previously state police major in Albany.
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Wounded man identifies gunman in hospital shooting
A gunshot victim at the Markee Lounge identified his attacker minutes before surgery. Steven Nunez 25 of 304 Apple St listed in fair condition. Pedro G. Fiallo 35 of 309 Merriman Ave arraigned on first degree assault first degree robbery and fourth degree weapon possession charges.
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DWI charges across East Syracuse DeWitt and surrounding towns
Police report multiple DWI arrests from East Syracuse and DeWitt areas. Names include William W Miller 21 West Monroe. Mark E Maher 36 Marcy. James A Miner 34 Salina. Ronald Crawford 41 Syracuse. WB Jon T Chapman 43 DeWitt. Steven M Erdmann 26 Manlius. Cheyenne K Kingsley 25 Chittenango. Additional offenses include speeding, open container, suspended license, no tail lights, failed insurance, and improper plates.
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Westminister Road
Steven M Erdmann
Woodbridge Drive
Manlius
Erdmann
Cheyenne K. Kingsley
Oneida St
Chittenango
Erie Boulevard
Kingsley
Willis Bunkley
Madison St
Onondaga County
Robert Date Jonesen
Burglaries Reported Across Syracuse From Multiple Addresses
Syracuse police logged burglaries at 565 Valley Drive Building 2 and 1902 South Ave. Four suspects, Paige and Everett L Paige, charged with second degree burglary and fourth degree criminal mischief for a Jan. 15 break-in on Kirk Avenue. Other incidents include a Van Buren Street burglary Sept. 1, a damaged door on Midland Avenue with $292 stolen, a Davis Street theft of a Sony boom box, and store losses of cash, cigarettes, Budweiser, and meat at Freddy's Market.
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Haywood D. Hudson
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Putmem Street
Richard Vaccaro
Eset
Kennedy Street
Leontyne Younger
Midland Avenue
Priscilla H. Johnson
Davis Street
Freddy's Market
Suspects Charged With Drug and Weapon Possessions in Syracuse
Syracuse police charged Virgil Robinson 27 of 437 Columbus Ave Apt 10 Theotis Brown 29 of 1530 E Genesee St Apt 309 and Batiy Peterson 29 of 18472 Hope Ave with fifth degree marijuana possession and Robinson with weapon possession and marijuana. Kelvin Torrence 20 of 1313 Butternut St faced seventh degree drug possession driving an unregistered vehicle no insurance and no license.
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Columbus Ave
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Hope Ave
East Fayette Street
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Kelvin Torrence
Butternut St
Holland Street
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