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On November 21, 2024, the Wyoming County Sheriff’s Office conducted a detail along State
Route 20A throughout Wyoming County with the purpose of identifying and apprehending
crimes in progress.
Funding for the detail was secured through the United States Department of Homeland Security, the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s [FEMA] Operation Stonegarden Grant Program [OPSG], and the New York State Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services [DHSES]. Assisting the detail were units from Warsaw Police Department, Homeland Security Investigations Buffalo, and United States Border Patrol K9 Units.
Throughout the detail, thirty-four [34] traffic stops were conducted, which resulted in six [6] criminal arrests, including five [5] misdemeanors, one [1] felony, and multiple traffic citations were issued throughout four [4] townships.
Arrest details are as follows:
Abdulrahman N. Al-Mathil, 37, of Dearborn, Michigan, was arrested following a traffic stop
on State Route 20A in the Town of Warsaw. Al-Mathil, who had been stopped for a traffic
infraction, was found to be in possession of over nine [9] pounds of Cannabis. The cannabis was
located in the rear cargo area of the vehicle inside large black garbage bags following a
probable cause search of the vehicle.
Al-Mathil’s vehicle was seized and held at the Wyoming County Impound. Al-Mathil was charged with Criminal Possession of Cannabis in the second degree, a class E felony, and Side Windows Non-Transparent. Al-Mathil was issued an appearance ticket and is scheduled to answer the charges in Warsaw Village Court on December 2, 2024.
Mohammed Yamin, 20, of Hewlett, NY, was arrested following a traffic stop on State Route
20A in the Village of Warsaw. Yamin was issued an appearance ticket for Aggravated Unlicensed Operation in the second degree and Side Windows Non-Transparent.
Yamin is scheduled to answer the charges in Warsaw Village Court at a later date.
Andrew L. Marsh, 34, of Mansfield, PA, was arrested following a traffic stop on State Route
20A in the Village of Warsaw. Marsh was issued an appearance ticket for Operating on a Suspended Registration and is scheduled to answer the charge in Warsaw Village Court at a later date.
Kelly E. Lamb, 43, of Geneseo, NY, was arrested following a traffic stop on State Route 20A
in the Village of Warsaw. Lamb was issued an appearance ticket for Aggravated Unlicensed
Operation in the third degree and Operating on a Suspended Registration.
Lamb is scheduled to answer the charges in Warsaw Village Court at a later date.
Trevell D. Moore, 34 of Corning, NY, was arrested following a traffic stop on State Route 20A in the Village of Warsaw. Moore was charged with Aggravated Unlicensed Operation in the third degree and Operating on a Suspended Registration.
Moore is scheduled to answer the charges in Warsaw Village Court at a later date.
Jon W. Pellicane, 45, of Attica, NY, was arrested following a traffic stop on State Route 20A
in the Town of Perry.
Pellicane was issued and appearance ticket for Operating on a Suspended
Registration, and he is scheduled to answer the charge in Perry Town Court at a later date.
9 pounds of cannabis for a felony. I should get into that business. I got TWO felony charges in Wyoming County for defending our own property from bully squatters stealing sap from our land for 7 years and destroying our property. It pats to be incahoots with the police! Cost our good family 10 grand to take an uncalled for plea deal ! Try to fight it, would cost another 10 grand! Amazing what drinking bullies in our town can get away with. Wait until it happens to you! Happy Thanksgiving to their famiies!
“PAYS” Tried to make correction. Site allows me to say what more. Passive Resistance after 7 years letting the bullies sap run to our ground, on our property…gets you two felonies! Being shot at by a neighbor friend of theirs that butts up to our property. you don’t know but do now…and corning my husband putting him in the hospital and rearranging air travel plans with family. Getting threaten from their friends the police deem fingers are not threats…which reminds me the bullies put an “order of protection” on me against them. They can provoke me trying to assist my husband’s whose tractor got stuck in the mud on our property. They put survalience cameras on our property but that is not against the law either. The bully family divided this community into the ” haha” mockery of a good hardworking family. Can’t attend local church when the bullied run it.that is OK. There are other churches and I can sleep in now on Sundays. We are so concerned about children being bullied in their youth, wait until they face evil and greed.