Ulster OKs jail work release plan in Kingston
Ulster County Legislature approved a work release program for Kingston jail to start later this year under county sheriff William Martin. The plan allows selected inmates to leave the jail for jobs in the community and reflects state legislation granting counties jail authority. The meeting also created a historic landmark commission and added a third deputy fire coordinator, Duncan Wilson of Woodstock, aiding County Fire Commissioner Raymond Morris Jr.
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Never saw check, Jacobi says
Hubertus Jacobi, suspended Hopatcong police chief, testified he never saw a $500 bribe check though the endorsement looked like his. He described a January 198 attempt to influence a report on an arson, claiming the check went to his wife and was deposited, with repayment at the Hopatcong Police Headquarters.
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Walden man charged with passing bad checks
Albert Passannante also known as Al King, 56, of 79 Main St Walden, charged with issuing a fraudulent check. Arraigned before New Paltz Town Magistrate S Parks Glenn. Committed to Ulster County Jail in $388 bail. Police say the fraudulent check was written to a New Paltz department store.
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