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November 13, 2009

BLOTTER: Police reports published Nov. 13

City of Lockport

• MARIJUANA: Lamont M. Candy, Jr., 22, of Buffalo was charge with unlawful possession of marijuana Thursday. Police assisting in executing a warrant at a Washington Street address reportedly saw an ashtray with several marijuana blunt cigarettes. Candy was with the subject of the warrant and reportedly admitted to smoking marijuana prior to police arrival.

• FRAUD: Daniel R. Appis, 35, 152 Cottage St., Apt. 2, was accused of fraudulent accosting, a misdemeanor. Police responded to a report from a Vine Street woman about a man begging for money. The woman told police that she and her husband had given the suspect money previously, and he accosted them again. Appis reportedly told the couple that his son was in the hospital.

• HARASSMENT: Dennis M. Burkett, 48, 331 South St., Apt. 1, was arrested charged with second-degree harassment and coercion Thursday. Officers responded to South Street for a 911 hang-up. When officers arrived, a woman told them that after an argument with the suspect, Burkett slapped her in the face and kicked her in the shin. When she went to call 911, Burkett reportedly grabbed the phone from her and tossed the victim to the ground. The victim did not request an order of protection, according to the report.

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  • Police blotter item published Feb. 3, 2012

    City of Lockport
    VANDALISM: Lockport City Police reported Thursday a stop sign had the word "bloodz" painted on it sometime between Wednesday night and Thursday morning. The sign is located at Hawley Street and Park Avenue on the south side. No suspicious individuals were found in the area, the report said.

    February 3, 2012

  • Police blotter items published Feb. 2, 2012

    ASSAULT: Julio C. Pimental, 27, 514 Prospect St. was charged with third-degree assault Wednesday. The police responded to the corner of Green and Hawley Streets at about 11:30 p.m. Tuesday for the report of a fight. According to the report, Pimental approached the victim and hit the victim several times in the jaw and with a closed fist. The victim covered his head and Pimental allegedly struck the victim with his knee until people began yelling. Pimental ran on Hawley Street. The victim named his attacker as “Julio” and described him to police. Pimental responded to the Lockport Police Department and was arrested without incident at 1:30 a.m. Wednesday.

    February 2, 2012

  • Police blotter items published Feb. 1, 2012

    HARASSMENT: Christina M. Vendetta, 18, 2323 Lockport-Olcott Road, Newfane was charged with second-degree harassment Monday. According to the report, a woman stated she received a threatening Facebook message from Vendetta last Thursday. A copy of the message was given to the police who began an investigation. Vendetta turned herself in Monday and was booked.

    February 1, 2012

  • Police blotter items published Jan. 31, 2012

    City of Lockport
    CONTEMPT: Christopher Stokes, 25, 442 West Ave. was charged with second-degree harassment, third-degree criminal mischief, endangering the welfare of a child and first-degree criminal contempt Monday. According to the report, Stokes was involved in an argument Sunday with a woman. Stokes, who was allegedly intoxicated, threw a martini glass at the victim and picked up the child and began walking down West Avenue. The child was not wearing a coat and was in his pajamas. Stokes returned the child to the caller and fled the scene before the police arrived. Stokes was arrested Monday.

    January 31, 2012

  • Police blotter items published Jan. 30, 2012

    DWI: Kenneth Paul, 60, 1764 Hess Rd., Appleton was arrested Sunday and charged with driving while intoxicated and aggravated driving while intoxicated, as well as equipment violations. According to the report, police had received notice from the Niagara County Sheriff’s Office that a vehicle had gone into a ditch and the driver was possibly intoxicated. The vehicle being driven by Paul had heavy front end damage and matched the NCSO description. During a traffic stop, the responding officer spoke with the driver and observed an odor of alcoholic beverage on his breath, as well as observing a can of beer spilled on the floor of the vehicle. The vehicle’s front air bags had been deployed, but Paul appeared uninjured. He failed several field sobriety tests. He was arrested and is scheduled to appear in City Court at 9 a.m. Monday. Paul has an active arrest warrant from Wisconsin, however the state would not extradite him.

    January 30, 2012

  • BLOTTER: Police reports published Jan. 29, 2012

    January 29, 2012

  • BLOTTER: Police reports published Jan. 28, 2012

    January 28, 2012

  • Police blotter items published Jan. 24, 2012

    Petit larceny: Alicia T. Calderone, 31, 5452 Carlton Lake Drive, was charged with petit larceny and second-degree criminal contempt Monday. Calderone’s vehicle was stopped on Chestnut Street for an alleged equipment violation and the patrol officer determined she was the subject of active arrest warrants from City Court. Calderone is accused of petit larceny for allegedly passing a counterfeit $100 bill on Dec. 7, according to the police report. Calderone was arraigned in City Court.

    January 24, 2012

  • Police blotter items published Jan. 23, 2012

    BURGLARY: A Youngstown-Lockport Road woman told sheriff’s deputies that 24 to 30 pieces of crystal were missing from the china cabinet in the dining room. Nothing else appeared to be missing or out of place and there were no signs of forced entry.

    January 23, 2012

  • Police blotter items published Jan. 22, 2012

    MENACING: Marcus L. Webster, 27, 101 Vine St. was charged with third-degree menacing  Friday. The police responded to Chestnut Street on Jan. 8. According to the report, Webster threatened to shoot up the house. Webster turned himself in at the Lockport Police Department on Friday.

    January 23, 2012

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