Syracuse Man Charged in Lac Knee Teen Shooting
Syracuse police charged Wired Ro 5 of 333 Gifford St with felonious weapon use after a 14 year old boy was shot in Lac Knee during a fight at Gifford and Niagara. The other youths were uninjured.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1991
Page
151
Syracuse police charged Wired Ro 5 of 333 Gifford St with felonious weapon use after a 14 year old boy was shot in Lac Knee during a fight at Gifford and Niagara. The other youths were uninjured.
Labor organizers from Local 200B SEIU claim Carousel Center mall managers used a dirty campaign to sway custodial staff to vote against unionization. They will petition the NLRB to overturn Friday’s 33-20 result, while mall officials deny interference and defend the secret ballot process.
Weather themed driving competition at the New York State Fairgrounds features 15 TV weather personalities racing 1991 Geo Storm G8Is. The free Saturday event begins at 11 30 a.m. and includes weather forecasters from Syracuse stations. Rob Chepak.
Onondaga Community College faces dropping its American Sign Language program next year unless external money is found. Protests grow as interpreters warn of a local shortage of high language interpreters, with enrollment ranging from about 75 to five for higher levels.
The jury waited as the judge returned from chambers to announce the Griffiss Air Force Base related verdict. About 40 supporters offered prayers for the children affected, as Washington DC resident Ciaran O'Reil and Moana Cote of Christchurch New Zealand stood among attendees. The defendant faced federal sentencing guidelines after the verdict.
A seven man five woman jury convicted Barry Ross of Davis death after three hours. A passerby Karl Sellers identified Ross at the park scene though his ID was challenged. Prosecutors called the crime an execution and portrayed Ross as a repeat offender who had killed before. Davis family condemned his statements as garbage and urged the court to impose the maximum. The case hinged on Sellers testimony and a sketch, with defense challenging the identification.
Syracuse man Roy A. Brown, charged with killing Cayuga County social worker Sabina Kulakowski, says he never knew her and was being railroaded. He admits threatening social workers in the past but denies planning or committing the murder, while investigators withhold details of his alleged connection to the 54 at home day care worker.
About 2,000 attendees watched the International All-Star Circus at Nottingham High School gymnasium sponsored by Dunbar American Legion Post 1642. Animal Defense League students protested animal exploitation with signs while a few supporters explained their stance.
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