Police Blotter: June 11, 2009

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June 11, 2009

Anonymous The Daily Star Thu Jun 11, 2009, 08:11 AM EDT

Area police reported the following charges:

Cobleskill police

16-year-old male, June 2, disorderly conduct.

17-year-old male, June 2, disorderly conduct.

Joshua Moore, 20, Cobleskill, June 3, reckless driving.

April T. Bishop, 30, Cobleskill, June 4, two counts of endangering the welfare of a child.

Betty A. Rowlison, 55, Gilboa, June 4, petit larceny.

Katherine Nolan, 49, Cobleskill, June 6, aggravated unlicensed operation.

Neil T. O'Brien, 32, Troy, June 7, felony driving while intoxicated.

Betsy J. Olsen, 43, Sharon Springs, June 7, petit larceny.

Chenango deputies

Kenneth Minckler, 38, Sherburne, May 30, driving while intoxicated.

Joshua A. Guinn, 21, Windsor, June 3, driving while intoxicated.

Sidney police

Krystynne L. Bliss, 19, Sidney, June 2, third-degree assault.

Harry L. Meade, 54, Unadilla, June 2, third-degree aggravated unlicensed operator.

Rudis A. Ayala, 21, Sidney, June 3, disorderly conduct.

Brian Kingsbury, 35, Unadilla, June 2, bench warrant for failure to appear.

Kelley J. Bennett Yang, 36, Sidney, June 5, third-degree assault.

Jessica J. Shelton, 31, Sidney, June 8, endangering the welfare of a child and making a false written statement.

Kimberly Yale, 40, Sidney, June 8, disorderly conduct.

Oxford police

Michael J. Strassel, 41, McDonough, June 8, operating with suspended registration and without insurance

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