The State Police out of Wolcott received a report of domestic violence on Wednesday (6/8) at 8:22 p.m. On their way to the scene the female victim was standing in the street and pointed out her boyfriend driving away from the scene.

The vehicle was stopped and Daniel D. Sicke, age 61, of 9341 Ingersoll Drive in Wolcott was taken into custody. He was subsequently arrested for Driving While Intoxicated with a blood alcohol level of .09%, Criminal Obstruction of Breathing and Criminal Mischief in the 4th Degree.

Police also found Sicke in possession of 11 ounces of marijuana and he was additional charged with Criminal Possession of Marijuana in the 3rd Degree. He was arraigned and remanded to jail on No bail.

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Macedon Police responded to the Cedar Creek Liquor Store at 515 Sampson Drive in Macedon for a report of a vehicle hitting the front of the store on Tuesday (6/14) at 3:30 p.m.

According to police, Elizabeth Miller, age 52, of Woodhill in Newark said her foot slipped off the pedal and the car lunged forward.

Miller was subsequently arrested for Driving While Intoxicated with a blood alcohol level twice the legal limit at .16%.

There was minor damage to the front of the store’s window frame. Miller told police emphatically that “I do not want my picture in Holdraker’s (the newspaper’s owner) rag paper.” Following the accident she reportedly asked her boyfriend not to forget to buy a box of wine while they were at the liquor store.

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It took over four years to bring the case to an arrest, but Ontario County Sheriff’s  Investigators finally got their man.

Back between October 24th, 2011 until November 3, 2011, the Ontario & Trumansburg Telephone Company reported the theft of copper grounding cable from a fenced in area off Route 96 in the Town of Phelps. An inventory discovered the loss value at $14,832.82.

Luckily, the thief left behind some evidence in the form of DNA at the site. More luck came with the fact that the thief had been arrested before and his DNA was on file.

Unluckily, the backlog of DNA processing at the CODIS (Combined DNA Index System) and at the Monroe County Crime lab, allowed the perpetrator to enjoy his freedom for an extended period after the actual crime.

The Ontario County Sheriff’s Office finally got the hit that identified the thief in August of 2014. Then the investigators had to locate the moving individual.

On Friday (3/15), the Ontario County Sheriff’s Office reported the arrest of Douglas C. Aucter, age 56, of 111 West Myrtle Street in Newark for grand larceny in the 3rd Degree. He was located at a girlfriend’s house.  

Aucter was arraigned and remanded to the Ontario County Jail on No bail due to his previous criminal history. He is scheduled to appear in a preliminary hearing in Phelps Town Court.

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Newark Police reported the arrest on Wednesday (6/29) of Shawniqua Barber, age 24, of 3058 Shepard Road in Williamson on a warrant for Petit Larceny, Burglary in the 3rd Degree and Grand larceny in the 4th Degree.
It is alleged that on June 2nd, Barber, along with a black male, entered the Newark Garden Hotel through a north west door and entered the conference room.

Surveillance video shows Barber piling a suitcase, 5 passports, umbrellas, bags with clothes and assorted paperwork by a door, then taking them out the door.

The five passports were found in a dumpster at the Budget Inn in the Town of Ontario. The manager of that facility identified Barber as staying at the Ontario Inn. She was not in her room at the time and police later discovered she was renewing her Department of Social Services benefits at the time.

Barber was turned over to Newark Police who also had a warrant for her for a theft of two bottles of Remy Martin Liquor valued at $45.99 from the Newark Discount Liquor Store on South Main Street in Newark on June 10th.

Barber was arraigned and remanded to jail on $1000 cash/$2000 bond to reappear in Newark Village Court on July 5th

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The trial lasted only four days from jury selection to a guilty verdict. It took the jury only three hours after he was charged for them to find Jarvis Streeter guilty on all twelve charges.

Streeter, age 32, formally of 14 Maple Street in Lyons was arrested back in November of 2015 for Rape 1st, Sexual Abuse 1st, Course of Sexual Conduct Against a Child in the 1st Degree and Endangering the Welfare of a Child. Streeter had sexual relations with a stepdaughter beginning when she was only 11 years-old. She was 15 years old when she admitted to another adult about the ongoing sex.

Following an investigation, it was learned that Streeter introduced the young girl to crack cocaine, eventually trading her off to four other men after getting her high, in exchange for more crack cocaine. Streeter was then additionally charged with Predatory Sex Assault against a Child, Rape in the 3rd degree, four counts of Sex Trafficking and four counts of Compelling Prostitution.

Three of the four men agreed to reduced sentences for testifying against Streeter. Shane Bohrer, age 25, of Lyons, Robbin Knight-Collins, age 28, of Lyons and Eddie Murphy, age 34, of Lyons pled guilty to misdemeanor crimes in the case. The fourth man who refused to testify, Clifton Hunt, age 48, of Lyons still faces charges of Rape in the 3rd Degree. His case will be presented to a Wayne County Grand Jury.

Wayne County District Attorney, Rick Healy, said the testimony of the three defendants sealed the fate of Streeter.  He added the girl is undergoing therapy “She is doing as fine as she can do under counselling. It is horrendous what happened here.”

The girl testified that Streeter began the sexual contact around her 11th birthday and continued the sexual intercourse 2-3 times a week for the next 5 years while her mother was at work.

Streeter was found guilty of Predatory Sexual Assault Against a Child, Endangering the Welfare of a Child, multiple counts of Compelling Prostitution and Sex Trafficking, and rape in the 3rd Degree. He faces 125 years behind bars and will be sentenced on July 21st in County Court.

Defense Attorney, Robert Tucker represented Streeter.

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State Police reported that on Thursday (7/14) at 7:45pm Scott Revell, age 52, of 9 Grand Avenue in Rochester was traveling north on Furnace Road in the Town of Ontario when he lost control of his motorcycle due to unsafe speed.

Upon crashing, Revell tried to flee the scene into the woods, however he was caught by State Police. The odor of alcohol, blood shots eyes, slurred speech and impaired motor function were observed. Revell refused all field sobriety checks and a blood test.

Revell sustained a fractured ankle during the accident. After being released from the hospital he was Charged with Felony DWI (2 prior Felony Convictions) Felony Aggravated Unlicensed Operation in the 1st Degree, Unregistered, Uninsured Vehicle, Speeding, along with several other violations.
Revell was remanded to the Wayne County Jail on No Bail to reappear in Town of Ontario Court.

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Newark Village Police responded to a report of a Burglary at Sal’s Ice Cream Shop at 508 South Main Street in Newark on Sunday (7/24) at 7:11 p.m.

The two shop owners, Sally and Russell Malkowski, both 72 years old were confronted by Leesa Catalano, age 31, of 363 Bloom Road, Apt. 3 in Newark, demanding money. A physical struggle ensued and Sally received scratches and a bump on her head. Her husband, Russell suffered a bite mark.

Catalano fled the scene without any money and was found shortly after walking on Prospect Street. She was charged with Robbery in the 3rd Degree and two counts of Harassment in the 2nd Degree. She was arraigned in Newark Court and remanded to jail on $10,000 cash/$20,000 bond to reappear in Newark Court.

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State Police reported the Violation of Probation warrant arrest on Monday (8/1) at 8:30 p.m. of Jessica Foulkrod, age 25, of 17 Smith Street in the Village of Sodus.

While being transported to jail, Foulkrod slipped out of her handcuffs, and when the troop car stopped for a stop sign, jumped out of the car and began to run. Foulkrod made it about 50 yards before falling in a ditch and being recaptured.

Foulkrod was then brought back to Sodus Town Court and charged with Escape in the 3rd Degree, arraigned in Sodus Court and remanded to jail on $2500 cash/$5000 bond to reappear on the new charge in Sodus Court on September 7th

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On Tuesday (8/9) at 6:05 p.m. a New York State Parole Officer spotted Jessica Parker-Sharkey, age 23, of 12633 South Butler Road in the Town of Butler operating a vehicle in the parking lot of the Save-A-Lot store in the Village of Newark. He knew she was on parole and not supposed to be operating a motor vehicle. As she pulled out on the road he made a traffic stop and Newark Village Police were summoned.

A search of both Parker-Sharkey and the vehicle resulted in police finding five hydrocondone pills, some cocaine and drug paraphernalia.

Parker-Sharkey was arrested by Newark Police for two counts of Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance in the 7th Degree and released on appearance tickets for Newark Village Court on September 7th.

Parker-Sharkey was then arrested by New York State Parole on revocation of parole. She was remanded to jail on No Bail.

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The Wayne County Sheriff’s Office announced the arrest on Wednesday of two Wayne County men following an investigation of illegal narcotics sales in the Village of Wolcott.

Members of the Special Investigation Unit and Road Patrol Deputies with the Sheriff’s Office served a search warrant at 5932 Jefferson Street in the Village of Wolcott.

Freddie Lee Williams Jr., a/k/a Copper, age 69, was suspected of possessing the narcotic drug, cocaine, with the intent to sell. Williams was charged with Criminal Possession Controlled Substance 3rd Degree, a class B felony.

Also at the Jefferson Street location police found Christopher J. Herring, age 57, of 5263 State Route 414 in North Rose. Herring was found in possession of over a half of an ounce of Oxycodone prescription pills. He was subsequently charged with two counts of Criminal Possession Controlled Substance 3rd Degree, both class B felonies.

Both men were arraigned in the Village of Wolcott in front of Justice Scott Stone. Williams, who is currently on Wayne County Probation Supervision for a plea to a past Criminal Possession Controlled Substance 5th Degree, intent to sell a narcotic drug, was remanded to the Wayne County Jail pending the posting of $15,000 cash bail/$30,000 bond.

Herring was remanded to the Wayne County Jail pending the posting of $2,500 cash/$5,000 bond. Both men are to scheduled to reappear in the Village of Wolcott Court on a later date.

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The Town of Macedon Police Department reported the arrest on Wedneday (8/24) of Bradley M. Mamroe, age 21, of 543 Macedon Center Road in Macedon for multiple counts of Petit Larceny following an investigation into car break-ins in the Village of Macedon this past week.

Mamroe is alleged to have entered multiple unlocked vehicles in the Village and took loose change and personal effects. Mamroe advised police that he was attempting to support his Opiate dependency by the thefts.

Police advise that, through their investigations, they have developed several other persons of interest in a rash of vehicle break-ins over the past several months and are working to bring charges in the near future on them. Mamroe is currently charged with three counts of Petit Larceny and faces additional charges pending further investigation.

Mamroe was arraigned and remanded to the Wayne County Jail on $600 /$1200 bondcash bail.

Macedon Police want to remind residents to lock their vehicles and their homes, and to not leave any valuables in their vehicles or out in the open. “Most of the thefts are crimes of opportunity for the individuals who are trying to find cash or personal items that can quickly be pawned, or sold to further their drug addiction”, advised Macedon Chief John Colella. “Over the past several months in Macedon and surrounding Towns there have been over 30 cars gone through with items taken. Most could have been prevented by not leaving valuables in the vehicles and locking the doors”.

Macedon Police are working on the rash of thefts with the Wayne and Ontario County Sheriff’s Offices to resolving the remaining cases.

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Newark Village Police reported the arrest on Thursday (9/1) of Jeffery Voldman, age 60, of 4 Shagbark Way in Fairport for Grand Larceny in the 3rd Degree.

It is alleged that, while working as the store manager at the Walgreens Pharmacy at 709 West Union Street in Newark, from August 22, 2014 to July 5th, 2016, Voldman created fictitious transactions and refunds. He reportedly transferred $15,678 to his and his wife’s credit card accounts.

Voldman was released on an appearance ticket for Newark Village Court on September 21st.

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Louis Magrino, age 63, of 22 Phelps Street in the Town of Lyons, was sentenced on Thursday (9/15) in front of Judge John B. Nesbitt in Wayne County Court to four months of jail on weekends and 10 years of probation on his prior plea to 11 counts, including Sexual Abuse in the 1st Degree and Endangering the Welfare of an 84 year-old female Wayne County Nursing Home resident. Magrino is required by law to be registered as a sex offender based on this conviction.

Police had investigated that Magrino had oral sex with a female visitor in a nursing home resident’s bathroom. Hours later he reportedly sat on the end of a female resident’s bed and masturbated. In a separate incident, Magrino also exposed his genitals to an 84 year-old female resident while making lewd comments.

Magrino is convicted of committing numerous criminal offenses while working at the home in April of this year, including sexually abusing a woman visiting her 99 year old mother at the nursing home. Magrino also victimized the 99 year old resident by placing her in the bathroom facing the wall while he sexually abused her daughter by forcibly touching her breasts. The New York State Attorney General’s Office handled the prosecution of the case.

Wayne County Sheriff Barry Virts, called what “bizarre behavior”. On Monday (5/2) the Wayne County Sheriff’s Office arrested Louis F. Magrino.

The investigation was handled by the Sheriff’s Office and the New York State Attorney General’s Office.

Magrino had worked at the facility for 9 years. He was out on $2000 cash/$5000 since his arrest.

Sheriff Virts, after Magrino’s sentencing, said that with the 10 year probation and registering as a sex offender, these conditions would prevent him from ever harming a vulnerable population.

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On Saturday, June 11th this year, at around 11:00 pm., onlookers from the Sodus Point County Park contacted police when then they heard what they believed was a boat accident out on the Bay.

Upon arrival in the area where the crash was heard, Wayne County Sheriff’s Deputies and members of the United States Coast Guard found a vessel had collided with a cement break wall. The vessel, a 26 foot pleasure craft, had driven directly into and partially over the breakwall that separates Lake Ontario from Sodus Bay.

Responding officers found Lawrence E. Wiegele, age 49, of 7749 East Port Bay Road in the Town of Wolcott and his wife, Anne Marie Wiegele on board. Both were seriously injured. Police, assisted by Sodus Point and Sodus Ambulances, extricated the two boaters. Both were taken to Strong Memorial Hospital, where they were treated and eventually released.

On Thursday (9/22), the Sheriff’s Office and District Attorney completed their investigation into the circumstances surrounding the accident. Deputies stated that Lawrence Weigele was intoxicated and driving at excessive speeds at the time of the accident. His blood alcohol concentration was well above the legal limit at the time of the crash.

It is alleged that, as Weigele attempted to exit Sodus Bay and traverse into Lake Ontario, he did so in a reckless manner. He sped through a marked speed limit and completely missed the mouth of the channel. He struck the break wall and his boat eventually came to rest on top of it.

The Grand Jury charged Wiegele, with the Penal Law felonies of Vehicular Assault Second Degree and Vehicular Assault First Degree, both involving his operating a Vessel while Intoxicated and thereby causing serious physical injury to the passenger on his boat, Anne Marie Wiegele.

Lawrence Wiegele was also charged with violating five different sections of New York’s Navigation Law for the manner in which he operated the boat, including: Operating a Vessel Under the Influence of Alcohol; two counts of Reckless Operation of a Vessel; Speeding in a Vessel and Operating a Vessel on Sodus Bay in an Unlawful Manner.

Weigele has pled innocent to the charges before Wayne County Court Judge Daniel Barrett. Barrett set bail on the charges at $10,000 cash/$20,000 bond and remanded Weigele to the custody of the Wayne County Jail.

Records show Lawrence Wiegele is currently on Parole for his 2015 conviction of Driving While Intoxicated.

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The Wayne County Office of the Sheriff reports the arrest on Sunday (9/25) at 2:01 a.m. of Eric M. Gallivan, age 40, of Hamilton Street Extension in Williamson, following a traffic stop in the Town of Marion.

Gallivan led sheriff deputies on a vehicle pursuit through a residential area in the Town of Marion after deputies attempted to stop him on Chaintree Drive for a vehicle and traffic law violation. Gallivan attempted to evade the sheriff deputies by driving though a bean field, but lost control of his vehicle causing the vehicle to flip onto its side.

Gallivan was taken into custody by the sheriff deputies shortly after crashing. Upon further investigation into the incident it was determined that Gallivan was intoxicated and did not possess a valid drivers license. Gallivan was charged with Felony Driving While Intoxicated, Felony Aggravated Unlicensed Operator in the 1st Degree, Unlawfully Fleeing a Police Officer and Obstructing Governmental Administration in the 2nd Degree. Gallivan was also issued numerous vehicle and traffic summonses, including the misdemeanor charges of Operating with a Suspended Registration and Reckless Driving.

Gallivan was arraigned before the Town of Palmyra Court in front of Judge Abbott and remanded to the Wayne County Jail with no bail.

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(WHAM13TV) Tessa, a 3-year-old goldendoodle, is back in her owners’ arms – and they could not be happier.

“She is our best friend,” Maureen Turkowski told 13WHAM News when reunited with the family dog.

Tessa went missing from a kennel in Webster on Friday (10/21). Tessa, a golden doodle, disappeared from her suite at TheraVet Acres in Webster. Business Manager Dana Browne said Monday, when staff went to check on the dogs, Tessa’s cage door was open and she was gone. A window was also open, with the screen knocked out, but there was no major damage to the property. 

Times news partner 13WHAM News was there Tuesday when Tessa was reunited with her family after her mysterious disappearance.

The owner of TheraVet Acres said it was the best ending anyone could have hoped for.

“She was our responsibility,” Dana Browne told 13WHAM News. “I guess in some sense we let her down. We didn’t have enough security here.”

Browne believes Tessa was targeted in advance, stolen from his kennel and sold on Craigslist for $400.

He said an elderly woman in Canandaigua bought the goldendoodle, but reached out to him after seeing news reports of her disappearance.

“A woman called and said she purchased a goldendoodle late at night Friday (10/21), around 10 p.m.,” Browne continued. “The woman who purchased this dog said the ad went up Wednesday night. Tessa was taken Friday night. That confirms to me that this person saw the dog here and planned the activity.”

“Someone came, snatched her, made the deal immediately after and made it look like she escaped,” Browne said of what he believes happened. “There is no other explanation.”

Her owners, Maureen and Ed Turkowski, said they are overwhelmed by the support they got in bringing home Tessa.

“Thanks Rochester, and Rochester’s connections, because it’s the numbers that win and we get to bring her home,” Maureen said. “Every share, every tip, everything lead to Tessa’s recovery.”

“That’s the darker side of social media,” Turkowski said.

On Tuesday (10/25) Monroe County Sheriff’s Deputy’s continued their investigation that lead to the arrest of one of TheraVet Acres own employees.

Cassandra Blake, age 23, of 15 Rotterdam Road in Sodus was charged with Grand Larceny in the Fourth Degree and Stealing a Companion Animal. She admitted to the theft stating she did it to pay her utility bills. She was arraigned in Webster Court and remanded to jail on $250 cash/$500 bond.

According to Wayne County Probation Office, Blake had been convicted on one count of Grand Larceny back in January 2015 in Genesee County Court. The grand larceny charge was not related to any animal thefts.

Blake was sentenced in April 2015 and transferred the next month. She was placed on probation until 2020. The state of her probation is unknown due to her most recent arrest. She had worked at the facility for six weeks

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Newark Village Police were called to the Newark Wayne Hospital on Monday (10/31) afternoon for a report of an Emergency Department patient out of control. Officers arrived and witnessed Floyd Main, age 68, of 633 South Main Street in Newark punch a male nurse in the face with a closed fist.

Main was charged with Assault in the 2nd Degree, arraigned and remanded to jail on No Bail to reappear in Newark Village Court.

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State Police out of Wolcott reported stopping a vehicle on Route 104 on Sunday (11/6) at 3:16 p.m. for Operating Without an Inspection Sticker.

The driver, William Smith, age 46, of 8340 Ridge Road, Apt. 6 in Alton exited the vehicle and a bag of cocaine fell out of his pants. More bags of cocaine were found on the driver’s side vehicle floor.

Smith was charged with Criminal Possession of a Narcotic Drug in the 4th Degree, Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance in the 3rd Degree-Intent to Sell, Unlawful Possession of Marijuana, No Inspection Sticker, No License, Aggravated Unlicensed Operation, Open Container of Alcohol in a Motor vehicle, No Interlock Device as Required for a conviction for Driving While Intoxicated.

Smith was arraigned in Sodus Court and remanded to jail on No Bail.

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In a case that has stretched out for over a year, the last of the defendants in the Rape case involving a 15 year-old girl has come to a close.

It began when Jarvis Streeter started to have sexual relations with a stepdaughter beginning when she was only 11 years-old. She was 15 years old when she admitted to another adult about the ongoing sex.

Streeter was found guilty in a jury trail over a four day period Rape 1st, Sexual Abuse 1st, Course of Sexual Conduct Against a Child in the 1st Degree and Endangering the Welfare of a Child.

Following an investigation, it was learned that Streeter introduced the young girl to crack cocaine, eventually trading her off to four other men after getting her high, in exchange for more crack cocaine.

Three of the four men agreed to reduced sentences for testifying against Streeter. Shane Bohrer, age 25, of Lyons, Robbin Knight-Collins, age 28, of Lyons and Eddie Murphy, age 34, of Lyons pled guilty to misdemeanor crimes in the case. The fourth man who refused to testify, Clifton Hunt, age 48, of Lyons refused to testify in the case and was subsequently charged with Rape in the 3rd Degree and Endangering the Welfare of a Child.

After two hours of deliberation, in a trail where the 15 year-old girl was forced to testify, Hunt was found guilty. He will be sentenced on December 20th in County Court. The District Attorney’s Office is seeking to have Hunt sentenced as a persistent, predicate felon. “We are pleased with the verdict and look forward to the sentencing,” said presiding Assistant District Attorney Jacqueline McCormick.

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The Wayne County Narcotics Enforcement Team, WayneNET, along with the Newark Police Department and the Wayne County Sheriff’s Office, announced the arrest of David V. Spencer, age 24, of 262 Louis Ave in Floral Park, New York City area on Friday (11/18) at 9:24 a.m. The arrest followed a two month long investigation into the sales of heroin in the Village of Newark area.

According to police Spencer (aka ‘Dizzy’) came to the area several months ago with a colleague to work in the lucrative drug trade. He reportedly hooked up with a girl in Newark and used her residence on Colton Avenue to conduct his business, serving an extensive customer base.

As a result of the investigation, members of the Newark, and Macedon Police Departments, along with the Wayne County Sheriff’s Office members to include the Emergency Response Team, served a search warrant at 510 Colton Avenue in the Village of Newark.

Spencer was located at the residence, along with the other man from the New York City area. Spencer had tried to toss two 7 gram bags of bulk heroin out a back window, only to have the drugs end up stuck on the roof below.

Spencer took all the credit for the drugs and was subsequently charged with the Class B Felony, Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance in the Third Degree.

Spencer, who claimed he was a member of the ‘Bloods’ gang in New York City, was brought in front of the Village of Newark Justice Court for arraignment and subsequently remanded to the Wayne County Jail with a cash bail of $20,000/$40,000 bond, to reappear in the Village of Newark Justice Court on a later date.

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