Utica 33 Indicted After Eight Month Police Probe
An eight month joint Utica and Syracuse police and state investigators probe led to 33 indictments in the Utica area on drug trafficking and stolen property charges. Warrant actions targeted 32 Oneida County residents. a Madison County man, Robert A. Franchell, 21, was indicted and jailed in lieu of 25000. The list names numerous defendants with third to seventh degree criminal sales and possessions of controlled substances, and related charges including criminal facilitation and grand larceny.
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Utica
Syracuse
M.A. White
State Police
Oneida
Barry Donally
Oneida County
Madison County
Robert A. Franchell
Madison County Grand Jury
Washington Ave
Michael R. Targundo
N. Washington Sh. Rame
James B. Frazier
Seymour Ave
Asica
Diane
Zayas
Steuben St
Utice
Steonard A. Borrusa
Conklin Ave
Alica
Brien C. Berge
Osborne St New
Harford
Kenneth &. Zayas
Bleecker St
Joseph M. Voce
Lansing St
Leon M.lenaghen
Court St
Jon AA. Horner
Saratoga St
Alfred
Centaleia
Parkway East
Unica
Jon E. Hyslop
Hillside Ave
New Harford
Mark T. Salerno
Stark St
Paul DO. Greer
Red Hill
New Hartford
Jamie R. Grown
Schuver St. Utica
Michael Reesh
Oxford Rd
Jimmy Lee Henry
Westbrook St
Federick L. Dennis
David N. Rutaw
Varick 5
Henry J. Alberico
Varick St
Charles A. Major
Downer Ave
Alexander N. Steele
Grinkerhot Ave
Blacks See Roy Bernardi as Potential Republican Hope
Syracuse leaders from the SBLC and Ted Jones Agency attended a Republican bash at the Fiverson Museum to meet Roy A. Bernardi, the GOP city auditor and mayoral candidate. SBLC President Frank Anderson praised Bernardi as a dialogue-ready ally for issues affecting blacks, while noting the community’s Democratic lean.
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James DuPree
Syracuse
Black Leadership Congress
SBLC
Frank Anderson
Andred Jones
GOP
Ted Jones Agency Inc
Fiverson Museum
Roy A. Bernardi
Bernardi
Roy
Anderson
Lee Alexander
Mulroy Pushes Rock Cut Plan to Fund Trash Plant Deal
County exec Mulroy promotes a Rock Cut waste plant costing about 125 million with general obligation bonds and estimates a 50 to 60 million share for taxpayers. Backers say tipping fees and electricity revenues will cover costs. opponents question financing and environmental impact. Legislators including Haley and Stanczyk debate accuracy and governance in the packing of bonds and consultants.
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Mulroy
DeWitt
Burton Lowitt
Belle Isle Road
Camillus
Haley
Rock Cut Road
Ley Creek
Mark Stanczyk
D-21st
Murroy
Stanczyk
Seven Robberies Target City and Town Areas in Late Night Series
Police report a string of three robberies beginning with Longale whose purse containing 125 dollars was grabbed after a kick. Tony M Louise, 45, was robbed near Park Ave and North West St as three assailants punched and stole his wallet. Edward Purcell, 55, was attacked at his Hiiltop Road driveway at 2 am. he sustained facial injuries and lost about 340 dollars from his wallet.
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Longale
Park Ave
North West St
Tony M. Louise
Hiiltop Road
Onondaga
Edward Purcell
Purcell
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John Berry
Roy Bernardi
Jack Haley
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