WYOMING COUNTY SHERIFF’S REPORT/ Perry man charged in several petit larceny incidents
A Perry man was arrested and jailed following two separate shoplifting incidents that occurred at Walmart in the Town of Warsaw. The Wyoming County Sheriff’s Office responded to Walmart following a larceny of computer software on October 30, 2017. While investigating the complaint, it was determined that the suspected person …
GENESEE COUNTY/Alabama man accused of hitting a person with a hammer and choking them until unconscious
After engaging in an altercation with another person at a residence on Knowlesville road in Alabama on November 3, 2017, Paul R. Hoffman is charged with assault 2nd, strangulation 2nd and unlawful imprisonment 2nd. Hoffman allegedly struck the other person with a hammer, choked them to the point of unconsciousness …
GENESEE COUNTY/Batavia/Man found dead after fire in motel room caused by smoking in bed
ORLEANS COUNTY/Albion/Two men charged after kidnapping a female and holding her against her will
GENESEE COUNTY/Teen indicted on attempted murder charge
STATE POLICE/Warsaw/Pike man charged after waving and shooting gun
GENESEE COUNTY/Stafford holds a “Meet the Candidates Night”
The Town of Stafford held a “Meet the Candidates Night” on Wednesday at the Town Hall in preparation for the November 7th vote. Candidates running for elected office this year are: County Legislator -Andrew Young(R) Vote for one Town Council/Vote for two Robert Mattice (R,C,I) Ron Panek(R,C,I) Jackie Cavanaugh(D) Town …
BATAVIA POLICE REPORT/Woman refusing treatment at hospital won’t leave
ORTT, HAWLEY CALL FOR LOCAL CONTROL OF SPEED LIMITS/ Citing safety concerns, Legislation calls for Counties to control school zone speed limits
Press release Kendall – State Senator Rob Ortt (R,C,I – North Tonawanda) today joined Assemblymen Steve Hawley (R,C,I – Batavia) in calling for local control of speed limits. The state representatives recently introduced legislation to address concerns expressed by local officials and members of the community. They cited safety as well …