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Monday, May 9, 2016
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TOWN OF LOCKPORT -- East Niagara Hospital-Lockport robbery suspect Adam Kibler is being held in the Niagara County Jail on $500,000 bond, according to public records.
Kibler stands accused of robbing the hospital's emergency room of prescription narcotics shortly before 5 a.m. Saturday.
Kibler had reportedly claimed to have a bomb, in addition to a pair of long guns, all of which he discarded while fleeing the hospital as Lockport Police arrived. The alleged bomb turned out to be an inert device, according to LPD.
Kibler was arrested at his home Saturday afternoon, interrogated and eventually charged with first-degree robbery.
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| Adam Kibler |
Kibler stands accused of robbing the hospital's emergency room of prescription narcotics shortly before 5 a.m. Saturday.
Kibler had reportedly claimed to have a bomb, in addition to a pair of long guns, all of which he discarded while fleeing the hospital as Lockport Police arrived. The alleged bomb turned out to be an inert device, according to LPD.
Kibler was arrested at his home Saturday afternoon, interrogated and eventually charged with first-degree robbery.
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Saturday, April 23, 2016
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TOWN OF LOCKPORT -- A 28-year-old Buffalo woman was charged Wednesday with criminal possession of a hypodermic needle and promoting prisoner contraband in the Niagara County Jail.
According to the Niagara County Sheriff's Office, Kymber Ann Voelker, 189 14th St., Buffalo, was found with a hypodermic instrument in her pants by NCSO Corrections staff that while they were searching her.
Voelker was taken to Town of Lockport Court, where she was arraigned and sent back to jail with a $5,000 bail placed on her for the incident.
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According to the Niagara County Sheriff's Office, Kymber Ann Voelker, 189 14th St., Buffalo, was found with a hypodermic instrument in her pants by NCSO Corrections staff that while they were searching her.
Voelker was taken to Town of Lockport Court, where she was arraigned and sent back to jail with a $5,000 bail placed on her for the incident.
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Sunday, February 28, 2016
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WHEATFIELD -- A 25-year-old Wilson man was charged Tuesday with bail jumping after New York State Police say he failed to appear in Town of Lockport Court.
Adam Braunscheidel was located on Lockport Road in the Town of Wheatfield and arraigned in Town of Lockport Court before being remanded to Niagara County Jail on $1,000 bail.
He was originally slated to appear in Town of Lockport Court on Oct. 20.
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| Adam Braunscheidel |
Adam Braunscheidel was located on Lockport Road in the Town of Wheatfield and arraigned in Town of Lockport Court before being remanded to Niagara County Jail on $1,000 bail.
He was originally slated to appear in Town of Lockport Court on Oct. 20.
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Monday, November 23, 2015
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NEWFANE -- A Prospect Street man told Niagara County Sheriff's deputies that someone broke into his home while he was incarcerated and stole $200 and an iPod.
The man told police on Wednesday that he was in Niagara County Jail from Oct. 16 until Nov. 13 and noticed the items missing upon his return to his apartment.
The man said maintenance men were reportedly in his apartment while he was gone, a fact which NCSO confirmed. The men in question told police that they had to enter the unit to discard of rotten food, which had been left on the counter and was causing a foul odor.
They said they discarded the food and secured the unit, but the complainant told patrol that his rear door was unlocked and a window was open when he returned from jail.
Patrol did not observe any physical evidence or signs or forced entry at the scene. A suspect is unknown at this time.
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The man told police on Wednesday that he was in Niagara County Jail from Oct. 16 until Nov. 13 and noticed the items missing upon his return to his apartment.
The man said maintenance men were reportedly in his apartment while he was gone, a fact which NCSO confirmed. The men in question told police that they had to enter the unit to discard of rotten food, which had been left on the counter and was causing a foul odor.
They said they discarded the food and secured the unit, but the complainant told patrol that his rear door was unlocked and a window was open when he returned from jail.
Patrol did not observe any physical evidence or signs or forced entry at the scene. A suspect is unknown at this time.
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Thursday, November 12, 2015
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TOWN OF LOCKPORT -- A man who went to the Niagara County Jail Monday to bail out his son had his phone stolen in the process.
According to the Niagara County Sheriff's Office, the man said that he had left his phone in the waiting room when he was called to bail out his son and upon returning to the waiting area, the phone was gone.
According to jail officials, there are not cameras pointed where the man was sitting, but he had been sitting next to someone, whose name they were able to ascertain because that man had requested paperwork from the jail and gave his name when he did so.
The Criminal Investigation Bureau is now looking for the other party.
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According to the Niagara County Sheriff's Office, the man said that he had left his phone in the waiting room when he was called to bail out his son and upon returning to the waiting area, the phone was gone.
According to jail officials, there are not cameras pointed where the man was sitting, but he had been sitting next to someone, whose name they were able to ascertain because that man had requested paperwork from the jail and gave his name when he did so.
The Criminal Investigation Bureau is now looking for the other party.
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Wednesday, September 9, 2015
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TOWN OF LOCKPORT — A 27-year-old Town of Lockport woman was charged Saturday with having contraband in the Niagara County Jail.
According to the Niagara County Sheriff's Office, Rodella M. Watterson, 1110 Lockwood Dr., was found to have two white pills and some white crushed powder substance in her jail cell.
Police found that the pills were Trazodone. Upon interviewing Watterson, she admitted to bringing about 20 pills into the jail with her. She said she had already consumed an unknown amount of them.
Patrol said she appeared to be under the influence of drugs so she was transported to Eastern Niagara Hospital-Lockport for a medical evaluation. Patrol took custody of the pills and powder and secured them at NCSO.
While Watterson was at the hospital, a warrant was obtained from the Town of Lockport Court to charge her with promoting prison contraband.
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According to the Niagara County Sheriff's Office, Rodella M. Watterson, 1110 Lockwood Dr., was found to have two white pills and some white crushed powder substance in her jail cell.
Police found that the pills were Trazodone. Upon interviewing Watterson, she admitted to bringing about 20 pills into the jail with her. She said she had already consumed an unknown amount of them.
Patrol said she appeared to be under the influence of drugs so she was transported to Eastern Niagara Hospital-Lockport for a medical evaluation. Patrol took custody of the pills and powder and secured them at NCSO.
While Watterson was at the hospital, a warrant was obtained from the Town of Lockport Court to charge her with promoting prison contraband.
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Wednesday, August 19, 2015
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ALBION — New York State Police say a 23-year-old Lockport woman who intentionally damaged a rear view mirror of a motorcycle on July 6 was located Monday and charged.
Sincere R. Wiley was charged with criminal mischief: intent to damage property after being located in Monroe County Jail using an alias, according to NYSP.
Wiley was transported to Niagara Falls Police Department for an unrelated warrant and after being released by Niagara County Jail, was transferred to The Town of Albion Court to answer on the above charge. She was then remanded to the Orleans County Jail in lieu of $250 bail.
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| Sincere Wiley |
Sincere R. Wiley was charged with criminal mischief: intent to damage property after being located in Monroe County Jail using an alias, according to NYSP.
Wiley was transported to Niagara Falls Police Department for an unrelated warrant and after being released by Niagara County Jail, was transferred to The Town of Albion Court to answer on the above charge. She was then remanded to the Orleans County Jail in lieu of $250 bail.
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Friday, August 14, 2015
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TOWN OF LOCKPORT — The contraband Niagara County Jail Corrections Officer John Dale is accused of delivering to an inmate was food, according to a recent report issued from the Niagara County Sheriff's Office.
According to the report, Dale was delivered a package by a woman to his Niagara Falls home on Tuesday. He then delivered the package — containing food — to an inmate at the jail. Dale was charged with accepting a bribe and introducing contraband to the prison for his actions.
The report states that NCSO had recieved a complaint regarding Dale passing contraband to jail inmates "on a regular basis." It further says that investigators surveiled Dale on Tuesday, when they saw "a female walk up to the front door of Mr. Dale's home and hand Mr. Dale a package, which he accepted. Mr. DALE was then observed taking the package from his home and transporting it to the Niagara County Jail where he introduced the package into the jail. Upon a further investigation by members of the Niagara County Jail and this writer it was found that Mr. Dale had passed off food to an inmate in the Jail. Mr. Dale was then removed from the jail and questioned by this writer at the Niagara County Sheriff's Office. Mr. Dale was subsequently arrested on the charges of Bribe Recieving in the 3rd Degree, Official Misconduct, as well as Promoting Prison Contraband in the 2nd Degree. Mr. Dale was then transported to the Town of Lockport Court where he was arraigned and remanded to the Niagara County Jail in lieu of $2500 bail. "
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A Niagara County Jail corrections officer was charged Tuesday with
bringing contraband into the jail when he delivered a package with food
to an inmate. (ENP FILE PHOTO BY STEPHEN M. WALLACE)
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According to the report, Dale was delivered a package by a woman to his Niagara Falls home on Tuesday. He then delivered the package — containing food — to an inmate at the jail. Dale was charged with accepting a bribe and introducing contraband to the prison for his actions.
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Wednesday, August 12, 2015
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TOWN OF LOCKPORT — A 33-year-old Niagara County corrections officer is facing multiple charges after the Niagara County Sheriff's Office says he accepted cash from an outside source to transport contraband into the jail for an inmate.
Correction Officer John Dale has been charged with third-degree bribe receiving, second-degree promoting prison contraband and official misconduct. The alleged incident came to light after intelligence was given to members of the Sheriff’s Office.
Dale, of Niagara Falls, joined the Sheriff’s Office in 2013 as a Corrections Officer. He was arraigned before Town of Lockport Justice Cheryl Antkowiak and bail was set at $2,500. He is scheduled to return to Town of Lockport court on Thursday.
Chief Deputy Michael P. Dunn immediately suspended Officer Dale without pay pending a departmental investigation and hearing. Dunn said that due to the nature of the alleged acts, the on-going criminal investigation, and pending departmental charges, no further information will be forthcoming.
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| John Dale |
Correction Officer John Dale has been charged with third-degree bribe receiving, second-degree promoting prison contraband and official misconduct. The alleged incident came to light after intelligence was given to members of the Sheriff’s Office.
Dale, of Niagara Falls, joined the Sheriff’s Office in 2013 as a Corrections Officer. He was arraigned before Town of Lockport Justice Cheryl Antkowiak and bail was set at $2,500. He is scheduled to return to Town of Lockport court on Thursday.
Chief Deputy Michael P. Dunn immediately suspended Officer Dale without pay pending a departmental investigation and hearing. Dunn said that due to the nature of the alleged acts, the on-going criminal investigation, and pending departmental charges, no further information will be forthcoming.
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Friday, April 3, 2015
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TOWN OF LOCKPORT — A Niagara Falls woman jailed Monday for marijuana possession could find herself with additional drug charges because of what corrections officers found once she got to the Niagara County Jail.
Dierdra A. Hopkins, 48, 547 21st St., Apt. 2, was found to have a bag of marijuana in her purse after the vehicle she was a passenger in was stopped for a traffic infraction.
"Patrol took Hopkins into custody and looked further in the purse," the report said. "Patrol located a total of three plastic bags, each bag containing suspected marijuana from the purse. Patrol also located a glass (bowl) marijuana smoking device."
Hopkins was charged with seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, unlawful possession of marijuana and a public health law violation and taken to Niagara County Jail on $250 bail.
Shortly thereafter, patrol was called back to the Niagara County Jail where Niagara County Corrections Officers found contraband with her, the report said. Patrol was advised that Hopkins had an unknown substance found in her purse — a brown opaque "rock-like" substance.
Patrol gathered the contraband and secured it for evidence. Hopkins stated that she was not sure what the substance was, but would guess that it was purified THC. An Investigator from the Niagara County Drug Task Force was on scene to examine the suspected contraband that was found in Hopkins purse. No determination on the substance was made on scene.
All drug and drug paraphernalia were submitted to the Niagara County Forensic Laboratory for evidence and analysis. Additional charges for Hopkins are pending for the Town of Lockport, depending on the laboratory results on the suspected contraband.
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Dierdra A. Hopkins, 48, 547 21st St., Apt. 2, was found to have a bag of marijuana in her purse after the vehicle she was a passenger in was stopped for a traffic infraction.
"Patrol took Hopkins into custody and looked further in the purse," the report said. "Patrol located a total of three plastic bags, each bag containing suspected marijuana from the purse. Patrol also located a glass (bowl) marijuana smoking device."
Hopkins was charged with seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, unlawful possession of marijuana and a public health law violation and taken to Niagara County Jail on $250 bail.
Shortly thereafter, patrol was called back to the Niagara County Jail where Niagara County Corrections Officers found contraband with her, the report said. Patrol was advised that Hopkins had an unknown substance found in her purse — a brown opaque "rock-like" substance.
Patrol gathered the contraband and secured it for evidence. Hopkins stated that she was not sure what the substance was, but would guess that it was purified THC. An Investigator from the Niagara County Drug Task Force was on scene to examine the suspected contraband that was found in Hopkins purse. No determination on the substance was made on scene.
All drug and drug paraphernalia were submitted to the Niagara County Forensic Laboratory for evidence and analysis. Additional charges for Hopkins are pending for the Town of Lockport, depending on the laboratory results on the suspected contraband.
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Tuesday, March 17, 2015
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TOWN OF LOCKPORT — Niagara County Jail officials seized a letter to an inmate early this morning containing suspected contraband.
The letter had concealed in the flap, one orange colored strip of suspected suboxone.
The return address on the letter states that it came from "P. Pirate," who lives at "432 Scam Ln."
Patrol took control of the contraband and logged it into evidence.
The inmate the letter was addressed to was not charged.
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The letter had concealed in the flap, one orange colored strip of suspected suboxone.
The return address on the letter states that it came from "P. Pirate," who lives at "432 Scam Ln."
Patrol took control of the contraband and logged it into evidence.
The inmate the letter was addressed to was not charged.
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Friday, February 20, 2015
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TOWN OF LOCKPORT — For the second time in a week, Niagara County Sheriff's deputies confiscated a red envelope addressed to a Niagara County Jail inmate.
The second occurrence happened on Wednesday when patrol was called to the jail for a report of contraband.
"Upon arrival evidence was turned over to patrol," according to the NCSO report. "The evidence was a red envelope with a greeting card inside. On the rear of the envelope there (were) four rectangular shaped strips where the envelope would seal."
The envelope was sent from a Sanborn resident to an inmate with the same last name.
A corrections officer discovered the unknown strips while searching the inmates mail before distributing it to the inmates. The evidence was submitted to the NCSO Lab for identification of the strips, which the report lists as "possible Suboxone." The investigation will continue pending the lab results.
A similar incident occurred on Saturday when an inmate at the jail received what was believed to be Suboxone strips inside of a red envelope. Wednesday's incident did not involve the same inmate or sender as Saturday's.
Names have been withheld pending charges.
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The second occurrence happened on Wednesday when patrol was called to the jail for a report of contraband.
"Upon arrival evidence was turned over to patrol," according to the NCSO report. "The evidence was a red envelope with a greeting card inside. On the rear of the envelope there (were) four rectangular shaped strips where the envelope would seal."
The envelope was sent from a Sanborn resident to an inmate with the same last name.
A corrections officer discovered the unknown strips while searching the inmates mail before distributing it to the inmates. The evidence was submitted to the NCSO Lab for identification of the strips, which the report lists as "possible Suboxone." The investigation will continue pending the lab results.
A similar incident occurred on Saturday when an inmate at the jail received what was believed to be Suboxone strips inside of a red envelope. Wednesday's incident did not involve the same inmate or sender as Saturday's.
Names have been withheld pending charges.
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Monday, February 16, 2015
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TOWN OF LOCKPORT — A red envelope sent to a Niagara County Jail inmate Saturday morning contained contraband, according to the Niagara County Sheriff's Office.
Inside the envelope — sent from a Lockport man to a female inmate — were what police believed to be four Suboxone strips, a controlled substance banned at the jail.
Patrol sealed the evidence bag, completed a property management form and request for laboratory examination form and placed them in an evidence locker.
Names omitted from the story as no charges have yet been filed. Charges pending the outcome of the lab analysis.
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TOWN OF LOCKPORT — A red envelope sent to a Niagara County Jail inmate Saturday morning contained contraband, according to the Niagara County Sheriff's Office.
Inside the envelope — sent from a Lockport man to a female inmate — were what police believed to be four Suboxone strips, a controlled substance banned at the jail.
Patrol sealed the evidence bag, completed a property management form and request for laboratory examination form and placed them in an evidence locker.
Names omitted from the story as no charges have yet been filed. Charges pending the outcome of the lab analysis.
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TOWN OF LOCKPORT — A Hartland Road, Gasport woman told Niagara County Sheriff's deputies that someone used her social security number to file their taxes.
The woman, who made the report at the Niagara County Jail lobby on Feb. 9, said she wasn't sure if her number was used accidentally or on purpose.
The case is closed pending further information.
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The woman, who made the report at the Niagara County Jail lobby on Feb. 9, said she wasn't sure if her number was used accidentally or on purpose.
The case is closed pending further information.
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Tuesday, February 10, 2015
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TOWN OF LOCKPORT — A 34-year-old Niagara Falls man was charged with having prison contraband Saturday by the Niagara County Sheriff's Office.
According to his arrest report, Courtney Sistrunk, 1628 Weston Ave., Niagara Falls, was being searched upon jail entry when a corrections officer found a rubber glove filled with three small clear baggies containing suspected marijuana, two small white pieces of paper with suspected marijuana, three rectangular white pills and two round pink pills, believed to be Xanax and Oxymorphone.
Patrol entered all items into an ID locker at NCSO for identification of the pills and green leaf like substance. Sistrunk was charged with second-degree promoting prison contraband and arraigned in front of Justice Leonard Tilney at the Town of Lockport Court before being returned to the jail. He is to return to Town of Lockport Court on Thursday.
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Niagara County Sheriff's deputies say a Niagara Falls man
attempted to bring drugs into the Niagara County Jail on
Saturday. (ENP FILE PHOTO)
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According to his arrest report, Courtney Sistrunk, 1628 Weston Ave., Niagara Falls, was being searched upon jail entry when a corrections officer found a rubber glove filled with three small clear baggies containing suspected marijuana, two small white pieces of paper with suspected marijuana, three rectangular white pills and two round pink pills, believed to be Xanax and Oxymorphone.
Patrol entered all items into an ID locker at NCSO for identification of the pills and green leaf like substance. Sistrunk was charged with second-degree promoting prison contraband and arraigned in front of Justice Leonard Tilney at the Town of Lockport Court before being returned to the jail. He is to return to Town of Lockport Court on Thursday.
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Wednesday, February 4, 2015
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TOWN OF LOCKPORT — A 28-year-old Barker man is facing contraband and drug charges after Niagara County Jail staff say they found what they believe to be Suboxone strips on him during a search.
David Charles Griffon JR., 8480 Lake Road, had the contraband in the elastic part of his sweat pants, according to a report from the Niagara County Sheriff's Office. Patrol secured and sealed the suspected Suboxone in an evidence bag.
Griffon was charged with first-degree prisoner contraband and seventh-degree possession of a controlled substance. He was taken to Town of Lockport Court and arraigned before being returned to jail. He is to return to court on Thursday.
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David Charles Griffon JR., 8480 Lake Road, had the contraband in the elastic part of his sweat pants, according to a report from the Niagara County Sheriff's Office. Patrol secured and sealed the suspected Suboxone in an evidence bag.
Griffon was charged with first-degree prisoner contraband and seventh-degree possession of a controlled substance. He was taken to Town of Lockport Court and arraigned before being returned to jail. He is to return to court on Thursday.
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Saturday, January 24, 2015
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TOWN OF LOCKPORT — A Niagara Falls man who refused to comply with a police order to remain in his vehicle was charged Friday afternoon with obstruction of government administration.
According to the NCSO report, patrol observed Jeremy Q. Brown, 28, 1422 Robinson Ct., Niagara Falls leave the Yellow Goose parking lot around 2:26 p.m. while talking on his cell phone, heading west on Niagara Street Extension. Patrol then caught up with him at the Niagara County Jail parking lot.
Patrol attempted to interview Brown but he refused to identify himself and got out of his car, the report says. Eventually, he did give patrol ID but still refused to return to his car. After numerous warnings, he was charged with obstruction, as well as a ticket for driving while talking on his cell phone.
He was held in the county jail on $500 and ordered to appear in Town of Lockport Court on Feb. 3.
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According to the NCSO report, patrol observed Jeremy Q. Brown, 28, 1422 Robinson Ct., Niagara Falls leave the Yellow Goose parking lot around 2:26 p.m. while talking on his cell phone, heading west on Niagara Street Extension. Patrol then caught up with him at the Niagara County Jail parking lot.
Patrol attempted to interview Brown but he refused to identify himself and got out of his car, the report says. Eventually, he did give patrol ID but still refused to return to his car. After numerous warnings, he was charged with obstruction, as well as a ticket for driving while talking on his cell phone.
He was held in the county jail on $500 and ordered to appear in Town of Lockport Court on Feb. 3.
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Wednesday, December 31, 2014
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The Lockport Express has challenged area first responders and LHS alumni to a hockey game to be played at 3:30 p.m. Saturday at Cornerstone CFCU Arena.
The game will pit the the Express' Junior team up against a group of players including members of the Lockport Police and Fire departments, EMTs, corrections officers and former LHS players.
Admission is $5 for adults, while kids 12 and under are free. All money will be donated to charity.
There will be a public holiday skate immediately following the game which will include members of the Lockport Express team.
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The game will pit the the Express' Junior team up against a group of players including members of the Lockport Police and Fire departments, EMTs, corrections officers and former LHS players.
Admission is $5 for adults, while kids 12 and under are free. All money will be donated to charity.
There will be a public holiday skate immediately following the game which will include members of the Lockport Express team.
Tuesday, December 16, 2014
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TOWN OF LOCKPORT — A 46-year-old Niagara County Jail inmate from Niagara Falls is facing new charges after corrections officers found pot inside his breathing machine.
Joseph Mauldin, 810 Ashland Ave., Niagara Falls, was found to be in possession of an orange balloon containing marijuana. The balloon was hidden inside Mauldin's CPAP machine, according to the Niagara County Sheriff's Office.
Prison officials found the pot after a mental health staff member at the jail alerted a corrections officer reported an odor of marijuana coming from Mauldin's cell. After the C.O. confirmed the smell, jail officials conducted a search, finding the balloon in the CPAP machine. The marijuana was seized.
Mauldin, who was already in jail on charges of criminal sale of a controlled substance, now faces second-degree promoting prison contraband charges. He was arraigned in Town of Lockport Court on Sunday and returned to Niagara County Jail on $500 bail. He is scheduled to return to court on Thursday.
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Joseph Mauldin, 810 Ashland Ave., Niagara Falls, was found to be in possession of an orange balloon containing marijuana. The balloon was hidden inside Mauldin's CPAP machine, according to the Niagara County Sheriff's Office.
Prison officials found the pot after a mental health staff member at the jail alerted a corrections officer reported an odor of marijuana coming from Mauldin's cell. After the C.O. confirmed the smell, jail officials conducted a search, finding the balloon in the CPAP machine. The marijuana was seized.
Mauldin, who was already in jail on charges of criminal sale of a controlled substance, now faces second-degree promoting prison contraband charges. He was arraigned in Town of Lockport Court on Sunday and returned to Niagara County Jail on $500 bail. He is scheduled to return to court on Thursday.
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Sunday, November 30, 2014
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TOWN OF LOCKPORT — A 33-year-old Niagara Falls man was talking with a corrections officer at the Niagara County Jail about his release when jail officials say he spat in the C.O.'s face — and found himself back in court — and jail.
Jonathon P. Wilson, 1832 Weston Ave., was charged with second-degree harassment and obstruction of governmental administration over the incident and taken before Town of Lockport Justice Cheryl Antkowiak, who ordered him held on $500 cash or $1,000 bond until his return court appearance on Thursday.
The corrections officer was taken for medical evaluation following the Thanksgiving morning incident.
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Jonathon P. Wilson, 1832 Weston Ave., was charged with second-degree harassment and obstruction of governmental administration over the incident and taken before Town of Lockport Justice Cheryl Antkowiak, who ordered him held on $500 cash or $1,000 bond until his return court appearance on Thursday.
The corrections officer was taken for medical evaluation following the Thanksgiving morning incident.
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