Police Blotter: June 13, 2012

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June 13, 2012

Police Blotter: June 13, 2012

Anonymous Daily Star The Daily Star Wed Jun 13, 2012, 03:30 AM EDT

The following charges were reported by area police:

Margaretville Troopers

Christopher J. Sicignano, 22, Syracuse, May 20, third-degree bail jumping.

Stamford Troopers

Kenneth F. Dillman, 16, Stamford, May 20, second-degree menacing.

Margaretville Troopers

Jennifer C. Lyke, 35, Margaretville, May 21, criminal possession of a controlled substance, use of fraud or deceit to obtain a controlled substance.

SUNY Delhi Police

Alexander L. Staskiewicz, 18, Riverdale, May 15, unlawful possession of marijuana.

Norwich Troopers

Obediah S. Hyder, 49, Sherburne, May 26, fourth-degree criminal mischief, unlawful possession of marijuana.

Anthony J. Biviano, 23, Norwich, May 29, imitation of a controlled substance.

Marrissa B. Deforest, 25, Plymouth, May 27, controlled substance not in original container, altered license, seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance.

Richard S. Morse, 38, Pitcher, May 24, trespass.

Richfield Springs Troopers

Matthew Lubbers, 40, Oneonta, May 20, third-degree assault, fourth-degree stalking, criminal obstruction of breathing, second-degree burglary, second-degree harassment.

Andrew Christmann, 22, Burlington Flats, May 26, unlawful possession of marijuana.

Otsego Deputies

Amanda S. Cotton, 35, Fort Plain, May 20, Springfield, third-degree aggravated unlicensed operation.

Beau J. Ballard, 21, Davenport, May 24, fourth-degree grand larceny.

Mark W. Lansdall, 45, Cherry Valley, May 30, unlawful possession of marijuana.

Garrett A. Jack, 22, Mohawk, May 30, third-degree aggravated unlicensed operation, unlicensed operation and uninspected motor vehicle.

Oneonta Police

Macey S. Quackenbush, 18, Oneonta, May 23, second-degree harassment.

Ronald J. Ghee, 25, Oneonta, May 23, second-degree harassment.

Nathan Marcewicz, 24, Sidney, May 23, two counts of failure to appear.

Teresa Morris, 22, Cortland, May 23, issuing a bad check.

Kristin M. Manwarren, 22, Oneonta, May 23, sexual misconduct.

Jeffrey Hartwell, 23, Oneonta, May 23, third-degree criminal mischief.

Connor Sullivan, 17, Oneonta, May 24, petit larceny.