Police Blotter: January 18, 2012

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January 18, 2012

Anonymous Daily Star The Daily Star Thu Jan 19, 2012, 11:05 AM EST

Below is a list of charges filed by NYS Environmental Conservation Officers in Delaware County:

State Department of Environmental Conservation

Nicolino Laterza, 45, Wayne, N.J., Nov. 19, hunting without a big game license, hunting deer over bait and possessing the hunting license/tags of another person while in the field.

Igor Ilyasov, 46, Briarwood, Nov. 19, hunting deer over bait and discharging a firearm within 500 feet of a dwelling.

David P. Ashirov, 35, New City, Nov. 19, hunting deer over bait and discharging a firearm within 500 feet of a dwelling

Vitaliy Samsonov, 49, Halcottsville, Nov. 19, placing salt licks on lands inhabited by deer.

Joseph J. Alfonso, 53, Saltwater, N.J., Nov. 20, transporting untagged venison

Bonnie V. Hamm, 71, Harpersfield, Nov. 27, lending a hunting license and tags to another person.

Glen W. Merwin, 31, Harpersfield, Nov. 27, failure to fill out a tag after taking a deer

Jeffrey A. Merwin, 44, Harpersfield, Nov. 27, failure to fill out a tag after taking a deer.

Bryan M. Tedesco, 26, Merrick, Nov. 19, taking an antlered deer with less than three legal points on one side as required.

Andrew R. Lang, 27, E. Hampton, Nov. 21, taking an antlered deer with less than three legal points on one side as required.

Allen R. Dougherty, 59, Margaretville, Dec. 4, taking an illegal doe deer, possession of a loaded gun in a motor vehicle, discharging a firearm from a public highway and trespassing on private property.

Raymond O. Rosa, 62, Margaretville, Dec. 4, taking an illegal doe deer.

Kevin G. Roberts, 52, Denver, Dec. 4, taking an illegal deer and discharging a firearm from a public highway.

Mario Zollo Jr., 39, Staten Island, Nov. 12, hunting over bait, illegal taking a deer over a bait pile and feeding deer.

Antonio Dibenedetto, 60, Yonkers, Nov. 26, illegal taking of a bobcat in an area not open for bobcat and hunting over a bait pile.

Marino Sorbara, 68, Hewlett Bay Park, Nov. 26, hunting deer over bait and feeding deer.

Jesse W. Moffitt, 43, Masonville, Nov. 18 and 19, hunting deer without a hunting license, trespassing on posted property, taking a deer without a hunting license and taking deer on posted property,

Norman B. Zullin, 41, Fleischmanns, Nov. 14, illegal possession an antlered deer.

William J. Stockert, 40, Unadilla, Nov. 19, discharging a firearm within 500 feet of a dwelling, illegally taking a black bear over a pre-established bait pile, taking an antlerless deer without the proper tag.

Saso Sekulovski, 44, Staten Island, Nov. 19, hunting deer over bait and feeding deer.

William Misa, 74. Long Eddy, Nov. 22, possession of a loaded gun in a motor vehicle.

Scott Schaffer, 43, Syosset, Nov. 26, possession of a loaded gun on an all-terrain vehicle.

Norman P. Zullin, 70, Fleischmanns, Nov. 14, taking a six-point buck with a gun during the bow season; he paid $1,002.50,

Jack Mazzola, 47, Brooklyn, Nov. 19, feeding deer and hunting over bait.

Joseph F. Leva, 52, Whitestone, Nov. 19, taking a 10-point buck after already killing an antlered deer; he paid $752.50

Dennis P. Allen, 37, Sidney Center, Nov. 20, possession of a loaded gun on an all-terrain vehicle.

Bartolomeo Martiniello, 75, Brooklyn, Nov. 20, feeding deer and hunting over bait

Christopher M. Lawton, 29, Kortright, Nov. 26, two counts taking a doe deer without a permit