Police Blotter: May 8, 2012

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May 8, 2012

Police Blotter: May 8, 2012

Anonymous Daily Star The Daily Star Tue May 08, 2012, 09:21 AM EDT

The following charges were reported by area police:

Norwich Troopers

Ethan A. Monroe, 20, South Plymouth, April 27, second-degree aggravated harassment.

Cobleskill Troopers

Isabell M. Wood, 53, Cobleskill, April 22, unlawful possession of marijuana.

Philip P. Loucks, 23, Richmondville, April 26, unlawfully growing cannabis, fourth-degree criminal mischief and second-degree aggravated harassment.

Aaron C. Cruz, 37, Seward, April 26, unlawful possession of marijuana.

Fred Fisher, 65, Schoharie, April 29, second-degree physical harassment.

Joshua W. Weaver, 24, Andes, April 29, driving while intoxicated, operating a motor vehicle with blood alcohol content of .08 of 1 percent and endangering the welfare of child.

Chenango Deputies

Christopher M. Mantell, 25, Morrisville, April 24, first-degree criminal contempt and third-degree assault.

Alyssa K. Dudek, 21, Gloversville, April 14, petit larceny.

George A. Franke, 52, Oxford, April 13, fourth-degree criminal mischief.

Sara B. Alishauskas, 22, Norwich, April 22, issuing a bad check.

Delaware Deputies

Claire Gutliph, 20, Hamden, April 24, warrant for second-degree criminal use of drug paraphernalia and criminal possession of a hypodermic instrument.

Sidney Troopers

Bryan J. Leccese, 23, Lords Valley, Pa., April 29, fourth-degree criminal possession of marijuana.