Police reports for Camillus, Jordan ending 2/15
These are the police reports for Camillus and Jordan ending February 15.
Police reports for East Syracuse ending 2/16
These are the police reports for East Syracuse ending February 16.
Police blotter: Man arrested twice for violating order of protection
Baldwinsville police blotter from February 2012
Blomquist sentenced to federal prison
Charles L. Blomquist III, 52, owner of the immense and conspicuous blue-roofed, castle-like, lakeside mansion on West Lake Road, was sentenced to 87 months in federal prison last week in U.S. District Court in Syracuse for money-laundering and tax fraud.
Manlius PD looks to increase communication with texting, email service
The Manlius Police Department is now offering a community information service for public safety alerts. The department will now be using Nixle, joining the Camillus Police Department as the only other agency in Onondaga County to use the service.
Nicole DeJaynes faces July 9 trial for infanticide
A trial date has been set for 30-year-old Nicole C. DeJaynes, the town of Clay woman indicted for second-degree murder in connection with the death of her newborn daughter discovered Jan. 6, 2010, in a trash bin in the village of Liverpool. DeJaynes also faces a charge of first-degree manslaughter.
Camillus police reports ending 2/9
These are the Camillus police reports ending February 9.
Police reports for DeWitt, East Syracuse, Manlius ending 2/9
These are the police reports for DeWitt, East Syracuse, and Manlius ending on February 9.
Teens charged in Erie Village criminal mischief complaints
Manlius Police have charged two teens in connection to vandalism and criminal mischief in Erie Village.
Occupy Syracuse protesters allege forceful police behavior
Two Occupy Syracuse protesters have filed a complaint against the Syracuse Police Department in connection to the camp’s eviction from Perseverance Park last month.
Strathmore store robbed at gunpoint
A Strathmore store was robbed at gunpoint Wednesday night.
Cicero settles suit
The town of Cicero has agreed to settle a $2 million lawsuit filed by a town resident in federal court for a fraction of that amount. At its regular board meeting Wednesday Feb. 8, the town board authorized Supervisor Jim Corl to sign a confidential settlement agreement regarding Merola v. Town of Cicero et al. Albert Merola Jr. of Brewerton sued the town of Cicero, the Cicero Police Department and Officer James Snell in federal court on March 23, 2011. The suit alleged that Snell assaulted Merola during an attempt to arrest him without cause on April 12, 2010. Merola, who was permanently disabled in a work accident in 2000, wears a neck brace; he alleged in the lawsuit that Snell continued to harass him after the incident, pulling him over without cause on April 17, 2010 and attempting to charge him with driving while intoxication, but letting him go after three box tests revealed that Merola wasn’t intoxicated. Merola originally sought $1 million in compensatory damages and $1 million in punitive damages, plus attorneys’ fees. Instead, the town will pay Merola $4,500. The town’s insurance company will actually cut the check; the town is responsible for a $2,500 deductible.
Geddes, Camillus police reports ending 1/28
These are the Camillus and Geddes police reports ending January 28.
Manlius police reports ending 2/1
These are police reports for Manlius ending on February 1.
Syracuse PD responds to shots fired call
Two people are arrested, but connection to shots fired is not yet known.
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