Area Police Reports
JAMESTOWN POLICE DEPARTMENT
Mark J. Thompson, 54, of Hinsdale, N.Y., was charged with felony driving while intoxicated and aggravated DWI Sunday after he was pulled over around 6:23 p.m. Police reported that officers on patrol saw a gray Chevy truck run a red light on East Second Street at Hopkins Avenue and pulled Thompson over in a nearby parking lot. He was thought to be intoxicated and taken to the city jail, where a chemical test allegedly reveled his blood-alcohol concentration was nearly three-times the legal limit. A check of his driving history revealed he had a previous DWI conviction in the past 10 years, elevating the charge to the felony level. He was held awaiting arraignment.
LAKEWOOD-BUSTI POLICE DEPARTMENT
LAKEWOOD - Savannah E. Gross, no age or residence given, was charged with petit larceny Sunday after she was allegedly caught shoplifting in Wal-Mart. She was released with an appearance ticket and will be in Busti Town Court later.
ELLICOTT POLICE DEPARTMENT
Cinnamon L. Anderson, 38, of Ashville was charged with aggravated DWI and failure to maintain lane Friday after she was pulled over in Celoron around 2:28 a.m. She was taken into custody, processed and released with an appearance ticket.
CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT
SHERIDAN - Ronald A. McCoy, 50, of Hanover was charged with felony DWI and failure to yield right of way Sunday, after deputies were called to Stebbins Road to investigate a motor-vehicle accident around 6:48 p.m. Deputies reported that following an investigation, McCoy was charged and arraigned in Sheridan Town Court and released after he posted his own bail He will return to court later.
NEW YORK STATE POLICE
DUNKIRK - John A. Surber, 40, of Fredonia was charged with fourth-degree grand larceny, first-degree offering a false instrument for filing and fourth-degree insurance fraud Friday. He was released with an appearance ticket and will be in court later.
SOUTH DAYTON - Dale A. Sandy, 30, of South Dayton was charged with second-degree assault Friday after an investigation that began on Oct. 6 at 11:37 a.m. He was taken into custody, arraigned and held in lieu of $1,500 bail.
ELLICOTT - Denise Reed, 51, of Salamanca was charged with first-offense DWI and aggravated DWI Saturday following a traffic stop in the westbound lane of I-86 around 8:40 a.m. She was released with an appearance ticket and will be in Ellicott Town Court later.
SINCLAIRVILLE - James J. Spitale, 32, of Sinclairville was charged with second-degree aggravated harassment Saturday. He was taken into custody, arraigned and held in lieu of bail. He will be in court later.
RIPLEY - Andrew A. Szymanowski, 29, of Ripley was charged with first-offense DWI Sunday after a traffic stop on County Route 6 around 4:20 a.m. He was taken into custody, processed and released to a third party and will be in court later.
WARREN POLICE DEPARTMENT
WARREN - Jaquelynn R Leonard, 18, of Warren, Pa., was charged with retail theft Friday after she allegedly put a deli sub into her purse at Bilo with the intent of not paying for it, police reported. Leonard was taken into custody given a citation and released.
WARREN - Tammy B Dodd, 46, of Warren, Pa., was charged with writing a bad check Monday after a check she wrote to Blue Ribbon Rentals on May 1 for $48.98 was returned with a stop payment note.
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10-14-09 9:15 AM
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lumoby, isnt it even worse that he was involved in an accident while drinking? Sounds like grounds to charge for a DWI to me!
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sanders
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10-13-09 8:32 PM
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dwi and released...yet you get harrasment you stay the night most times or post 200$ bail...hmm...annoy or risk a life...werre are the priorities
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SmalltownsSticktogether
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10-13-09 6:51 PM
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When did McDonalds start serving alcohol?
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Copper
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10-13-09 2:47 PM
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Let me enlighten you, the police submit a new release to area new agencies. It is that news agency that rewords and prints/announces what they believe to have happened. As far as the McDonalds receipt, I have a receipt that I was at Burger King, does that mean that I wasn't drinking before hand? Cool, you should be a defense attorney.
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lumoby
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10-13-09 12:05 PM
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For the article of Andrew Szymanowski>First of all he didnt get pulled over,he was standing outside of his vechile-So how can they get him for a DWI,Second it was an accident not a pull over ,third he was released on his own recogness.He was coming back from McDonald and they even have the receipt on that for the time..So this cop needs to get his story right.
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