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WATERTOWN – Keenan R. Clancy, last known address 278 State St., Apt. 4A, was charged Sunday by municipal police with criminal mischief and second degree criminal trespassing.
According to police records, Mr. Clancy used a large piece of wood to repeatedly smash the door of an apartment at 278 State Street with the intention of entering the apartment, causing extensive damage to the apartment. door.
Mr. Clancy was arrested, taken to the Metro-Jefferson Public Safety Building, treated and released with an appearance ticket.
Derek M. Lalone, 21, of 21651 Wrape Road, Carthage, was charged Sunday by city police with fifth degree criminal possession of stolen property.
Police said Mr Lalone was knowingly in possession of a stolen Dewalt drill, rear battery and DieHard / Craftsman jump bag belonging to Nelson Labarge and allegedly intended to give the items as gifts to a third party not involved.
Mr. Lalone was issued an appearance ticket for his charge.
Damion M. England, 23, of 1009 Academy Street, was charged Sunday by city police with second degree harassment and third degree criminal mischief.
Police said Mr England punched a 20-year-old woman in the face during a marital dispute. He also smashed the front windshield, driver’s side window, reading window and rearview mirror of the woman’s car with a hammer, causing more than $ 250 in damage.
Mr. England was arrested, taken to the Metro-Jefferson Public Safety Building, treated and held in jail pending an arraignment hearing.
Mikal H. Sanders, 21, of 18 Maywood Terrace, was charged Friday by city police with unlawfully first degree treatment of a child.
Police said Mr Sanders gave a 19-year-old man a one-liter bottle of Jim Beam Apple whiskey, knowing the man was under the legal drinking age.
Mr. Sanders attended the Metro-Jefferson Public Safety Building, where he was treated and released with an appearance ticket.
Larry A. Burkhard, 38, of 405 Stone St., was charged Friday by city police with second degree aggravated harassment and second degree criminal contempt of a court order.
According to police records, Mr Burkhard violated the terms of a protection order placed against him when he texted and called the protected party threatening to hurt their boyfriend.
Mr. Burkhard was arrested, taken to the Metro-Jefferson Public Safety Building, treated and held in jail pending an arraignment hearing.
Robert M. Cole, 26, of 619 New York Ave., was charged Friday by city police with second degree criminal contempt of a court order.
According to police records, Mr. Cole knowingly violated the terms of a remote protection order issued against him while he had the protected portion in his car as a passenger on Friday afternoon.
Mr. Cole was arrested, taken to the Metro-Jefferson Public Safety Building, treated and held in jail pending an arraignment hearing.
Jeremy A. Snyder, 38, of Rodman, was charged Sunday by state police with second degree reckless endangerment, second degree criminal contempt of a court order and acting in a manner that hurt a child.
Mr Snyder was arrested in the town of Adams on Sunday for an incident reported on Saturday. He was released on his own accord.
Omar A. Ochoa, 49, of North Adams, Mass., Was charged Sunday by state police with drunk driving and drinking and driving.
Police did not provide Mr. Ochoa’s blood alcohol level, but a blood alcohol level of 0.18% or more is required for a charge of aggravated DWI.
Mr. Ochoa was released with an appearance ticket for his charges.
