Police Blotter: November 4, 2009

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November 4, 2009

Anonymous The Daily Star Wed Nov 04, 2009, 04:15 AM EST

Area police reported the following charges:

Cobleskill police

Glenn R. Foote, 36, Cobleskill, Oct. 28, sexual misconduct.

Kaitlyn M. Johnson, 19, Schoharie, Oct. 28, noise.

Scott N. Heidenreich, 19, Greenville, Oct. 29, unlawful possession of alcohol.

Benjamin G. M. Rauf, 20, Medusa, Oct. 29, unlawful possession of alcohol.

Eric J. Long, 18, Sound Beach, Oct. 30, unlawful possession of alcohol.

Patricia K. O'Grady, 20, Brooklyn, Oct. 30, unlawful possession of alcohol.

Robert C. Gross, 42, Troy, Oct. 30, failure to pay a fine.

Paul K. Tuccillo Jr., 20, Garden City, Oct. 30, second-degree criminal nuisance, noise.

Rory J. King, 19, Rocky Point, Oct. 30, open container, unlawful possession of alcohol.

Anthony J. Mercado Jr., 18, Riverdale, Oct. 30, noise.

Joshua D. Randall, 19, Watkins Glen, Oct. 30, noise.

Mitchell A. Zaiman, 22, Highland, Oct. 30, seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, unlawful possession of marijuana, noise.

Kyle J. Irick, 22, Hoosick Falls, Oct. 31, driving while intoxicated.

LeAnna C. Bamberger, 25, Cobleskill, Nov. 1, driving while intoxicated.

Nicholas Foland, 18, Cobleskill, Nov. 1, noise.

Walton police

Donald J. Finch, 25, Binghamton, Oct. 28, failure to report change of address - sex offender.

Marc D. Adam, 40, Walton, Oct. 28, issuing a bad check.

{"Body Text Edit"/}Otsego deputies

Michael S. Anson, 17, New Berlin, Oct. 22, sexual misconduct, endangering the welfare of a child.

Jason K. Hoagland, 32, Edmeston, Oct. 30, driving while intoxicated and speed over 55 mph.

Christian S. Preston, 30, Ilion, Oct. 30, third-degree aggravated unlicensed operation.

Chenango deputies

Stephanie Townsend, 21, Norwich, Oct. 28, petit larceny.

Michael B. VanDerWeert, 23, Guilford, Oct.. 24, third-degree criminal sexual act and endangering the welfare of a child.

Oxford police

George A. Hill, 22, Oxford, Nov. 1, third-degree criminal trespass and disorderly conduct.

Lureene C. Hill, 47, Oxford, Nov. 1, disorderly conduct.

David Johnson, 54, Oxford, Nov. 1, disorderly conduct.

Steve Lillemoen, 20, Oxford, Nov. 1, consumption by a minor.

Oneonta police

Jay S. Rathore, 23, Amsterdam, Nov. 1, disorderly conduct, resisting arrest.

Douglas F. Doolen, 19, Verona, Oct. 31, unlawful possession of alcohol.

Jordan T. Zenaty, 19, Fairport, Oct. 31, unlawful possession of alcohol.

Forrest F. Viola, 20, Fairport, Oct. 31, unlawful possession of alcohol.

James A. Barravecchio, 23, Islip, Nov. 1, open container.

Edgar L. Rosario, 23, Albion, Nov. 1, noise.

David J. Wilson, 27, Oneonta, Oct. 31, under the influence of a drug other than alcohol.

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