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Police Blotter: Dec. 12 – Dec. 18, 2022

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Anthony J. Genier, 31, was arrested for Disorderly Conduct

Alexandra E. Baldwin, 31, was arrested for Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance

Anthony T. Granger, 41, was arrested for 3rd Deg. Assault

Zachary L.M. Greenspan, 30, was arrested for Criminal Impersonation

Ahvere M. Hammonds, 19, was arrested for Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance

Lucas L. Weaver, 33, was arrested for Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance

Jason S. Hart, 47, was arrested for Petit Larceny

Logan J. Ehntholt, 27, was arrested for Aggravated DWI; 1st Offense

Brianna N. Charleston, 29, was arrested for Petit Larceny

Police Blotter: Dec. 5 – Dec. 11, 2022

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Hamza Zahid, 20, was arrested for 3rd Deg. Aggravated Unlicensed Operation of a Motor Vehicle

Ricci Lee Castro, 46, was arrested for Aggravated DWI; 1st Offense

Rhyan L. Sullivan, 35, was arrested for 3rd Deg. Aggravated Unlicensed Operation of a Motor Vehicle

Kamau Hasani, 65, was arrested for 3rd Deg. Criminal Trespass

Fantasia L. Jabot, 27, was arrested for 3rd Deg. Bail Jumping

Tasha M. Tatsey, 39, was arrested for 1st Deg. Possession of Dangerous Contraband in Prison

Michael P. Vanderwerker, 26, was arrested for 2nd Deg. Aggravated Harassment, 1st Deg. Criminal Contempt

Angela Anne Hammond, 25, was arrested for Petit Larceny

Philip Lyons, 52, was arrested for Petit Larceny

John L. Hughes, 24, was arrested for Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance

Kristy Lynn King, 32, was arrested for Petit Larceny

Macquawn E. Surgick, 26, was arrested for 2nd Deg. Criminal Possession of a Narcotic Drug

James G. Dennison, 47, was arrested for 3rd Deg. Criminal Mischief, Resisting Arrest

Mattison J. Durrin, 42, was arrested for 2nd Deg. Harassment

Edward M. Washburn, 42, was arrested for Aggravated DWI; 1st Offense

WARREN COUNTY SHERIFF

On Dec. 6, 2022, the Warren County Sheriff’s Office arrested Isaiah N. Gregory, 22, of Glens Falls in connection with a robbery that took place nearly a month earlier. On Nov. 9, Gregory entered the Cumberland Farms store on Quaker Rd. in Queensbury, disguised his appearance, brandished a handgun at the clerk, forcibly stole money and fled the scene. Through the course of the ongoing investigation, the Warren County Sheriff’s Office Criminal Investigations Unit developed information and leads which linked Gregory to the robbery. He was charged with one count of 1st Deg. Robbery and arraigned at Warren County CAP Court and remanded to the Warren County Correctional Facility in lieu of $25,000 cash bail / $50,000 bond. He is scheduled to appear in Queensbury Town Court on December 12, 2022 at 9:00am. The case was investigated by members of the Warren County Sheriff’s Office Patrol Division and Criminal Investigations Unit.

On Dec. 7, 2022, the Warren County Sheriff’s Narcotics Enforcement Unit arrested Sara M. Seymour of Queensbury for selling Methamphetamine in Lake George and Bail Jumping for failure to appear on pending felony charges out of Queensbury. During a joint investigation conducted by the Warren and Saratoga County Sheriff’s Offices, Seymour sold Methamphetamine to a police informant on two separate occasions during a controlled drug buy operation. Following her arrest, it was discovered that Seymour had bench warrants out of Queensbury and Lake George Town Courts for failing to appear on felony charges of Identity Theft and Grand Larceny. Seymour failed to show up for court proceedings on at least 4 separate court dates, all of which Seymour was released upon her own recognizances. Seymour was charged with two counts of 5th Deg. Criminal Sale of a Controlled Substance, a class D Felony, and 2nd Deg. Bail Jumping, also a class D Felony. She was arraigned at Warren County Court for the drug charges and remanded to the custody of the Warren County Correctional Facility for lack of $10,000 cash bail / $30,000 bond. Seymour was later taken before CAP court for arraignment on the Bail Jumping charge and bail was set at $5,000 cash or $10,000 bond.

Property Transactions: Dec. 12 – Dec. 18, 2022

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CAMBRIDGE

Kolleen & Kristine Demarco sold property at 594 King Rd to Taryn Larock for $425,000

CHESTER

Crystal Hayes sold property at 1428 N. Gore Rd to Amend Business Group LLC for $71,200

FORT EDWARD

Robert A. Yole, III sold property at 9 Hillview Ave to Samuel Lawrence for $98,000

Norman P. Wehner sold property at 38-40 Broadway to Anthony Gotte & Fleshia Volpe for $245,000

Homefront Development Corp. sold property at 568 Lower Allen St to Deborah Corbett & David McCaughin for $180,500

Rebecca Park-Campbell sold property at 130 & 128 East St to Bradford T. Overton for $160,000

GLENS FALLS

Deborah Corbett sold property at 17 Kenworthy Ave to Ryan Lucey for $136,500

Stephanie Tatro sold property at 10 Grand St to Robert L. Ross, Jr. for $60,000

GRANVILLE

Jeffrey & Lisa Ackert sold property at 8 East Pine St to Jacob Warren for $207,000

Leslie W. Wright sold property at 373 Upper Turnpike Rd to Dottie Jean Bailey for $264,000

Bruce A. Ferguson, Sr. sold property at 329 Carrera Ln to Kevin & Amanda Goodspeed for $263,304

GREENWICH

Lisa A. Bailey sold property at 240 East Lake Rd to Scott Fitzgerald & Kimberly Wagner-Fitzgerald for $410,000

HARTFORD

Robert B. Morris sold property at 7936 State Route 40 to Eric & Joanne Hurley for $47,000

HEBRON

Maurice & Lori Patrick sold property at 105 East Green Pond Rd to Christopher Brake for $255,000

Matthew J. Downing sold property at 35 Darfler Ln to Caroline Edgar for $275,000

KINGSBURY

D&T Creative Properties LLC sold property at 69 Maple St to Lewis & Judith Ross for $223,000

Russo Developers LLC sold property at 11-13 Fourth St to James P. Courtney for $305,000

Thomas A. Fish sold property at 2 East St to Chelsea Legault for $280,000

LAKE LUZERNE

Lawrence & Lisa Boyce sold property at 0 Reservoir Rd to Jonathan & Beth Ashdown for $100,000

QUEENSBURY

David M. Smith sold property at 14 Peggy Ann Rd to Joseph & Barbara Brayton for $195,000

Jacob & William Hayes sold property at 15 Elizabeth Ln to Linda Lansburg for $220,000

Thomas & Lauren Varney sold property at 59 Lehland Dr to Adam & Megan Madkour for $580,000

Nathan & Yvonne Fuller sold property at 88 Oak Valley Way to Jiraporn Spraragen for $632,500

SALEM

Ronald, David, and Norman Messenger sold property at 4389 State Route 22 to Patrick D. Harrison for $212,000

WHITE CREEK

10-14 West Main LLC sold property at 10-14 West Main St to Kathleen Ward for $200,000

WHITEHALL

Judith Demarais & Thomas and Timothy Nichols sold property at 23 Boardman St to Singh Renovations LLC for 32,000

Rodney J. LaChappelle, Jr. & Lori A. Darrah sold property at 25 Blinn St to Dakota & Charlene Whitehill for $97,500

Timothy F. Boule sold property at 27 Champlain Ave to Matthew B. Vaughan for $92,500

Alfred & Karen Dion sold property at 16 Chaplin Alley to Qingyi Yu & Zhao Qin for $90,000

Residents Displaced and Animals Perish Due to Frederick Street House Fire

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33 Frederick Street

At 7:00 PM on Wednesday evening, both Glens Falls Fire Department and Glens Falls Police Department responded to a 911 emergency call regarding a fire at 33 Frederick Street in Glens Falls. Within 15 minutes of arrival, GFFD had the three-alarm fire under control, and the fire was fully extinguished within 30 minutes. 

No injuries were reported, but the fire displaced two residents. There was no assistance needed by the Red Cross, and the displaced residents both stayed with family members. Two dogs got out of the house safely; however, two cats and two rabbits perished. 

The fire was contained to the kitchen area in the rear of the structure; however, there was some heat damage and smoke damage in other areas of the structure. The cause of the fire is still under investigation by both the GFFD and GFPD.

City of Glens Falls in “Full Winter Mode”

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Glens Falls NY

The City of Glens Falls announced yesterday that the city is in “Full Winter Mode.” This is due to the combination of an expected large winter storm, and increased traffic during the holiday season. Mayor Bill Collins is asking for everyone’s cooperation to help the Department of Public Works (DPW), and to keep our residents safe. 

“We are ready,” said Mayor Collins. “We ask all our residents to monitor the latest forecasts and simply be smart. We also ask our residents to help one another, especially the elderly, with any snow shoveling they may need assistance with.”

Fire Chief James Schrammel said, “As always, please make sure to shovel your sidewalks and dig out around fire hydrants. That really helps our firefighters, and is a great help if we are needed in an emergency.” The fire chief also reminded the residents to be aware that parking in the street during snow emergencies can impede emergency vehicles due to the presence of snow banks, snow removal equipment, and the narrow nature of the city’s streets. 

Tom Girard – the superintendent of DPW for the City of Glens Falls – said, “We continue to monitor the latest changes in the forecast provided by the National Weather Service in Albany as well as all the local media outlets.”

Girard asked residents to help the DPW by doing the following prior to when the snow begins:

  • Please make sure all sporting equipment is removed from our city streets. If you remove a basketball hoop setup, please make sure that the basketball hoop is not hanging over the curb. Our trucks are large, and need room to maneuver.
  • Move any lawn bags so they are between the curb and the sidewalk. 
  • This is specifically for plow drivers who plow for or own their own snow removal service – when plowing parking lots and driveways, please do not push snow to the opposite side of a city street.  

The winter weather is expected to begin Thursday night, and continue through Friday.

Police Blotter: Nov. 28 – Dec. 4, 2022

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Samuel E. Deloriea, 20, was arrested for 1st Deg. Criminal Contempt, 2nd Deg. Harassment, Criminal Obstruction of Breathing/Blood Circulation

Colton J. Fitzpatrick, 24, was arrested for 3rd Deg. Aggravated Unlicensed Operation of a Motor Vehicle

Micaela M. Gabaree, 37, was arrested for 2nd Deg. Criminal Contempt

Adrian A. Simental, 33, was arrested for 1st Deg. Assault, 2nd Deg. Criminal Possession of a Weapon

Emma B. Schrader, 28, was arrested for 2nd Deg. Harassment, Endangering Welfare of a Child

Kerry L. Davidson, 47, was arrested for 3rd Deg. Aggravated Unlicensed Operation of a Motor Vehicle

Cody C. Waite, 26, was arrested for 3rd Deg. Bail Jumping

Trevor J. Hock, 36, was arrested for Petit Larceny

Auriel B. Daab, 30, was arrested for Petit Larceny

Kyle J. Panzarella, 31, was arrested for 2nd Deg. Unlawful Imprisonment

WARREN COUNTY SHERIFF

On Nov. 30, the Warren County Sheriff’s Office arrested Andrew S. Teal, 24, of Queensbury, on one felony count of 2nd Deg. Assault and one misdemeanor count of 4th Deg. Criminal Possession of a Weapon. On Nov. 28, at approximately 12:30pm, the Warren County Sheriff’s Office investigated an assault on Angel Ln. in the Town of Queensbury. Based on the investigation, Teal got into an altercation with a male acquaintance and stabbed the subject with a knife. The victim was transported and treated at the Glens Falls Hospital for non-life-threatening injuries. Teal was arraigned at Warren County CAP Court and remanded to the Warren County Correctional Facility for lack of $7,500 cash bail / $15,000 bond. The investigation was conducted by members of the Warren County Sheriff’s Patrol Division and Criminal Investigations Unit.

Property Transactions: Dec. 5 – Dec. 11, 2022

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ARGYLE

Brittany L. Thivierge sold property at 493 County Route 47 to Wesley & Krista Craig for $245,000

CHESTER

Sally M. Frederick sold property at 33 Stone Bridge Rd to William & Kathleen Baker for $82,800

FORT EDWARD

David & Peggy Norton sold property at 10 O’Brien St to Linda Dickinson for $45,000

GRANVILLE

Bryan K. Warner sold property at 2 East Quaker St to Eric Guest & Calla Clark for $240,000

GREENWICH

MW Property Associate LLC sold property at 73 Prospect St to Dominick M. Tatangelo for $360,000

HAGUE

Margaret Haskell sold property at 9112 Lake Shore Dr to Richard & Karolyn Kimble for $145,000

HARTFORD

Planet Home Lending LLC sold property at 61 Hartford Main St to Stuart C. Myott for $151,800

Danny Jones & John Mahoney sold property at 45 Camp Way to John Crossman & Susan Moran for $250,000

Paul G. Sokol sold property at 3568 State Route 196 to Scott & Dillon Priest for $265,000

HEBRON

Adam & Christiana Ostrander sold property at 630 Middle Rd to Stephen Frailey for $20,000

HORICON

Vaughn & Arlene Surprenant sold property at 7 Old Beach Rd to Heath & Andrea Hartman for $200,000

JOHNSBURG

Haley’s Motel, Inc. sold property at 174 Armstrong Rd to Jennifer Schneider & Andrew Czerniak for $258,000

KINGSBURY

Marilyn L. Bartlett sold property at 207 Hartman Rd to Merrell Family Farm LLC for $1,150,000

LAKE GEORGE

Margit T. Mitchell sold property at 2913 & 2921 State Route 9 to Roberto & Carmela Mastrantoni for $555,000

Theodore & Michelle Joseph sold property at 233 Ottawa St to Crocelli Properties LLC for $240,000

James D. Quirk, Jr. sold property at 4 Kurosaka Ln to Waterfront Marina LLC for $2,875,000

Woodbine Hotel LLC sold property at 75 Dieskau St to Waterfront Lake George LLC for $650,000

QUEENSBURY

Frederick & Michael Munk sold property at 268 Glen Lake Rd to 268 Glen Lake LLC for $515,000

WHITEHALL

Rosemary Austin sold property at 44 Champlain Ave to Daniel Deluca & Kayla Bledsoe for $145,200

Property Transactions: Nov. 28 – Dec. 4, 2022

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ARGYLE

Justin & Dorothy Bain sold property at 5 Sams Hill Rd to Zachary Prevost & Carlea Mattison for $145,000

Brian & Moriah Mathis sold property at 5978 State Route 40 to David & Judith Thomas for $499,999

BOLTON

Timothy & John Hegarty sold property at 12 Pioneer Village Rd to Maria Natarelli for $725,000

FORT ANN

John & Kara Crandell sold property at 1005 Copeland Pond Rd to Michael & Elizabeth Pouchie for $125,000

FORT EDWARD

Chickadee Enterprises Inc. sold property at 123 Broadway to 123 Broadway LLC for $47,500

Racicot Construction LLC sold property at 11 Parry St to Patricia Tebordo & Timothy Allen for $185,000

Suzanne & Layal Dergham sold property at 783 County Route 46 to Sheila Towers for $400,000

Brett Blanchard sold property at 1229 Fort Miller Rd to Brian Katz & Maria Rosenblum for $175,000

GLENS FALLS

Edward T. Moore, Jr. sold property at 416 Glen St to Glens Falls Holdings LLC for $315,000

Nathan R. Brimmer sold property at 60 Harrison Ave to Daniel Lowery for $239,900

GREENWICH

Stephen P. Fronhofer sold property at 11 Church St to Eric M. Laflamme for $185,000

HARTFORD

Robert E. Liebig Sr. & Barbara Liebig sold property at 7767 State Route 40 to Stacy L. Tyler for 119,000

Tyler J. Weatherwax sold property at 00 Swamp Ln to James H. Nichols for $54,000

Robert & Janet Hartung sold property at 1319 Baldwin Corners Rd to Tanya Gordon & Michael Nocerino for $329,000

HUDSON FALLS

REO Home Services LLC sold property at 24 Martindale Ave to Lisa J. Ludemann for $260,000

JACKSON

James & Barbara Maguire sold property at 518 Sullivan Way to Stephen Oster for $128,000

Brian Cook sold property at 3578 Voerman Way to Edward & Susan Jarosz for $220,000

JOHNSBURG

Peter Gallagher & Candace Keis sold property at 1 Freeborn Rd to Newingbrook LLC for $299,900

SALEM

Mitchell & Rebecca Breese sold property at 40 Thomas St to Pamela J. Beneke for $155,000

WARRENSBURG

Travis Howe & Bridgette Camasso sold property at 36 James St to Joshua & Christina Howe for $306,000.

WHITEHALL

Robert Demassio & Roy, Ken, and Steven Rich sold property at 2 Pike St to Alyssa Clemons & Tyler Tisi for $129,000

WHITE CREEK

George & Sue Van Hook sold property at 32 Ave A to Gerry & Susan Preece for $23,000

Joann Carelli sold property at 774 County Route 68 to Lucas Rosales & Morgan McKenna for $305,000

Police Blotter: Nov. 21 – Nov. 27, 2022

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Christopher J. Germano, 27, was arrested for 3rd Deg. Assault

Trey M. Laraway, Aggravated Family Offense, 2nd Deg. Assault, 4th Deg. Criminal Mischief, 2nd Deg. Strangulation, 2nd Deg. Unlawful Imprisonment

Sarah M. Sickler, 34, was arrested for 3rd Deg. Aggravated Unlicensed Operation of a Motor Vehicle

Dennis J. Terrell, 39, was arrested for 3rd Deg. Criminal Trespass

Danielle N. Whitty, 30, was arrested for Petit Larceny

Rachael L. Howard, 41, was arrested for 2nd Deg. Criminal Contempt

James H. Deloatch, 34, was arrested for 1st Deg. Criminal Contempt, Aggravated Family Offense

Jeffrey M. Rivett, 44, was arrested for Petit Larceny

Justin S. Fowler, 42, was arrested for Petit Larceny

WARREN COUNTY SHERIFF

On Nov. 22, 2022 at approximately 11:30am, the Warren County Sheriff’s Office received a report of a domestic incident which had occurred earlier in the evening at 3328 State Route 9, Apartment 10, in the Town of Lake George. Upon a police investigation it was determined that Trey M. Laraway, 30, of Lake George, had engaged in a violent physical altercation inside of the residence with a female. Laraway was arrested and charged with felony counts of 2nd Deg. Strangulation, 2nd Deg. Assault, and Aggravated Family Offense, as well as misdemeanor Unlawful Imprisonment and two counts of 4th Deg. Criminal Mischief. Trey Laraway was arraigned in Court and remanded to the Warren County Correctional Facility for lack of bail.

On Nov. 24, 2022, at approximately 02:40am, the Warren County Sheriff’s Office responded to the area of Ridge Rd. and Pilot Knob Rd. in the Town of Queensbury for a report of a one-car property damage motor vehicle accident. Upon arrival, officers located the vehicle, which was unoccupied and crashed into the guardrail off of the southbound lane on Ridge Rd. Officers located the vehicle’s operator–Rachel S. Poladian, 46, of Queensbury–approximately a quarter-mile from the crash scene, and upon further investigation police determined Poladian was intoxicated. Poladian submitted a breath sample at the police station which yielded a .28 of 1% blood alcohol concentration. She was processed for Driving while Intoxicated, Aggravated DWI above a .18, leaving the scene of a property damage motor vehicle accident, and failure to keep right. She was released with an appearance ticket to appear in the Town of Queensbury Court on a later date.

Recognizing What the Glens Falls Police Department Does For Our Community

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Patrol Officer Zach Flewelling was honored earlier today by the Glens Falls Police Benevolent Association (PBA) on his retirement from the City of Glens Falls Police Department. Officer Flewelling was formally recognized by the department, and presented with a plaque in recognition of his service to the citizens of Glens Falls. 

Patrol Officer Zachary Flewelling

Officer Flewelling served 17 years with the City of Glens Falls Police Department as a Patrol Officer, and is a formerly recognized “America’s Most Wanted All-Star.” Officer Flewelling is a United States Army Veteran and retired New York National Guard Drill Sergeant / Staff Sergeant. On behalf of Chief Jarred Smith and Detective Lieutenant Seth French, the entire Glens Falls Police Department and the City of Glens Falls wish Officer Flewelling nothing but the best regarding his future endeavors upon retirement. 

Earlier this week, Police Officers within the City of Glens Falls Police Department raised funds within the department to purchase and donate toys to the Tri-County Marines Toys for Girls and Boys program.  Commander Bob Zink, from the Glens Falls American Legion Post 233 – who also organized the Veterans Day Ceremony at Crandall Park last month – represented the Tri-County Marines Toys for Girls and Boys Program. 

Toy Donations

The City of Glens Falls Police Departments hopes that the toys donated bring joy to the several young children that the program supports this Holiday Season.