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Friday, April 10, 2015
ENP STAFF REPORTS
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A 29-year-old Newfane man was charged with cemetery desecration and DWI this morning by Lockport police after an incident in St. Patrick's Cemetery on Glenwood Avenue.
According to LPD, Chad C. Regling was found early this morning after officer's responded to an accident in the cemetery. Tire tracks could be observed in the grass traveling through the cemetery where several headstones were damaged or broken off.
Regling, was eventually arrested for DWI, first-degree cemetery desecration, second-degree criminal mischief and several other vehicle and traffic offenses.
He was scheduled for arraignment this morning where the Hon. Judge Bill Watson remanded him to the Niagara County Jail with $20,000 bail.
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| Chad Regling |
According to LPD, Chad C. Regling was found early this morning after officer's responded to an accident in the cemetery. Tire tracks could be observed in the grass traveling through the cemetery where several headstones were damaged or broken off.
Regling, was eventually arrested for DWI, first-degree cemetery desecration, second-degree criminal mischief and several other vehicle and traffic offenses.
He was scheduled for arraignment this morning where the Hon. Judge Bill Watson remanded him to the Niagara County Jail with $20,000 bail.
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I've known this kid for years,its unfortunate when good people make bad decisions
ReplyDeleteA bad decision, are you kidding me? This was willful vandalism by an adult. I can hardly believe 29 years old is referred to as a kid.
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