Police Blotter: November 12, 2009

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November 12, 2009

Anonymous The Daily Star Thu Nov 12, 2009, 07:53 AM EST

Area police reported the following charges:

Oneonta police

William P. Peters, 58, Addison, Nov. 7, aggravated driving while intoxicated.

Richard A. Johnson, 20, Gardiner, Nov. 7, petit larceny.

Oneonta troopers

Devin N. Pantalone, 16, Laurens, Nov. 6, petit larceny.

Kyle P. Olmstead, 26, Oneonta, Nov. 6, felony driving while intoxicated.

Lori S. Barnes, 35, Oneonta, Nov. 2, second-degree possession of a forged instrument.

Harold A. Salisbury, 50, Morris, Nov. 5, second-degree menacing.

Amy M. Denunzio, 25, Elmira, Nov. 4, second-degree aggravated unlicensed operation.

Richfield Springs troopers

Charles T. Wilcox, 17, Richfield Springs, Nov. 7, second-degree harassment.

Justin A. Gage, 21, Richfield Springs, Nov. 7, fifth-degree criminal possession of stolen property.

Amanda L. Huwa, 17, Burlington, Nov. 5, seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, possession of a controlled substance not in original container.

Brandon S. Hilts, 17, Edmeston, Nov. 5, fourth-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance.

Christian S. Preston, 30, Edmeston, Nov. 7, driving while intoxicated.

Margaretville troopers

Chester W. Keyser, 33, North Blenheim, Nov. 8, driving while intoxicated.

Stamford troopers

Cory A. Sparkes, 21, Stamford, Nov. 1, unlawful possession of marijuana.

Calvin J. Mullen, 51, Hobart, Nov. 5, driving while intoxicated.

Cobleskill troopers

Michael A. Trendell, 46, Schoharie, Nov. 7, driving while ability impaired by drugs, seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance.

Liam P. Burns, 23, Binghamton, Nov. 6, unlawful possession of marijuana.

Cobleskill police

Andrew K. Pangman, 25, Cobleskill, Nov. 2, second-degree harassment.

Jarrett C.V. Rigley, 27, Central Bridge, Nov. 3, petit larceny.

Tysean M. Meyer, 18, Cobleskill, Nov. 4, failure to pay a fine.

Godfrey Cenatus, 18, Brooklyn, Nov. 5, petit larceny.

Rory J. King, 20, Rocky Point, Nov. 5, second-degree criminal nuisance.

Hunter R. D'Andraia, 21, New Paltz, Nov. 5, second-degree criminal nuisance, noise.

Kevin J. Coughlin, 19, Cheektowaga, Nov. 7, open container, unlawful possession of alcohol.

Schoharie deputies

Corey E. Palmatier, 32, Middleburgh, Nov. 7, second-degree harassment, second-degree criminal contempt.

James R. Sulem Jr., 42, Middleburgh, Nov. 6, driving while intoxicated.

Irving Skowfoe, 30, Fultonham, Nov. 7, petit larceny.

Francis R. Sheehy, 49, Troy, Nov. 5, second-degree harassment, endangering the welfare of a child, second-degree criminal contempt.

Anne M. Stevens, no age given, Delanson, Nov. 3, endangering the welfare of a child.

Walton police

Shain S. Bakker, 22, Walton, Nov. 5, second-degree criminal contempt.

John M. Donaldson Jr., 25, Walton, Nov. 6, second-degree harassment.

Matthew K. Barnes, 28, Walton, Nov. 6, two counts of disorderly conduct.

Matthew P. Barbaro, 25, Walton, Nov. 9, second-degree aggravated unlicensed operation.''

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