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Weekly Media Release
September 11th-September 17th 2017
September 12th
2017
Arrest:
Police arrested Abullah B. Diallo, 22 years old of Brockport, New York on the
Misdemeanor charges of Aggravated Unlicensed Operator in the second and third
degree and other traffic offenses.
Diallo is due to appear in Brockport Village Court on a later date.
September 14th,
2017
Arrest:
Police arrested Jeffery S. Falsion, 54 years old of Brockport, New York on
the Misdemeanor charge of Petit Larceny after an investigation stemming from a
larceny of a business. Falsion is
due to appear in Brockport Village Court on a later date.
September 14th,
2017
Arrest:
Police arrested Allesha M. Newbill, 44 years old of Rochester, New York on
the Misdemeanor charge of Aggravated Unlicensed Operator in the third degree and
other traffic offenses. Newbill is
due to appear in Brockport Village Court on a later date..
September 15th
2017
Arrest: Police arrested William J.
Parsons, 29 years old of Lockport, New York on the Felony charge of charge of
Aggravated Unlicensed Operator in the first degree, Misdemeanor charges of
second and third degrees and other traffic offenses. Parsons is due to appear in Brockport
Village Court on a later date.
Arrest: Police arrested Edward G. Fleming, 21 years old of Oxon England, on the
Misdemeanor charge of charge of obstruction of Governmental Administration and
resisting arrest from an incident that happened on the S.U.N.Y Brockport Campus. Fleming was remanded to the Monroe
County Jail in lieu of bail.
September 15th,
2017
Arrest: Police arrested Dimante O. Betts, 26 years old of Rochester, New York on the
Misdemeanor charge of Aggravated Unlicensed Operator in the third degree and
other traffic offenses. Betts is due
to appear in Brockport Village Court on a later date..
September 16th
2017
Arrest: Police arrested Debra A. Mayer, 47 years old of Brockport, New York on the
Misdemeanor charge of Aggravated Driving While Intoxicated, resisting arrest and
other traffic offenses. Mayer was
arraigned and was released on her own recognizance and is due to appear in
Brockport Village Court on a later date.
From September 11th-September 17th,
the Brockport Police Department handled
502 calls for service, were dispatched to 17 Annoyance calls, 1 assault report,
4 Larceny report, 7 motor vehicle accident, 1fight in progress, 6 family
troubles, 3 customer troubles, conducted 133special attentions that include, but
are not limited to, house checks, business checks, bike patrol, etc., conducted
78 traffic stops and completed a number of other reports. Please note that the above calls do
not represent ALL calls and that not all calls are found to be as
dispatched once on scene.
As always, any requests for comment or questions regarding
this release should be directed to Chief Daniel P. Varrenti at (585) 637-1020
during regular business hours.
The
Brockport Police responded to 502 calls for service from September 11th
through September 17th, 2017 with 17,353 calls to date.
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ORTT DELIVERS ADDITIONAL $55K FOR MONROE COUNTY LAW ENFORCEMENT AND EDUCATION
Senator Secures Funds for Ogden Police, Brockport Police and Orleans Co.
Libraries
Senator Rob Ortt (R,C,I – North Tonawanda) today presented several oversized
checks totaling $55,000 to Monroe County police departments and public libraries
throughout Orleans County. The funding, secured by Senator Ortt in this year’s
State Budget, is in support of public safety efforts and educational programs.
The Town of Ogden Police Department received $10,000 in funding. The department
plans to purchase body cameras and bulletproof vests for patrol officers. The
body cameras will record interactions between the officer and public and help to
increase accountability. They can also be used to gather video evidence at crime
scenes. The bulletproof vests will help protect the officers as they protect the
public during dangerous incidents and possible active shooter situations.
The Brockport Police Department also received $10,000 for public protection
efforts. The department is purchasing enhanced body armor, ballistic shields and
ballistic helmets for its officers. The protective equipment will help the
officers defend themselves as they put their lives at risk to keep the public
safe.
In Orleans County, the Community Free Library in Holley received $20,000, while
Hoag Library, Lee-Whedon Memorial Library and Yates Community Library received
$5,000 each. The grants can be used to assist with educational services and
programming, purchasing materials, renovations, operations, or events that serve
the community.
This year’s funding is in addition to public protection and educational funding
secured by the Senator in the 2015-16 State Budget.
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Pictured at the Ogden Police Department from left to right:
Town of Ogden Police Chief Christopher Mears; Senator Ortt; and Brockport Police
Chief Daniel Varrenti.
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