Blossvale man faces several charges after NYSP investigation

BLOSSVALE, NY (WUTR/WFXV/WPNY) — A Blossvale man faces several charges after an investigation by the New York State Police led to his arrest, according to State Troopers.

The investigation by New York State Police began on Friday, August 9, when the suspect — 40-year-old Michael Perron of Blossvale — allegedly manaced a female victim. According to police. Perron forcibly took the victim’s cell phone on that night. He also allegedly pushed the victim while there were two infant children on her lap.

Police say the next morning — on Saturday, August 10 — Perron allegedly took the victim’s vehicle without permission and left the residence. Troopers say that the victim was able to contact State Police, who responded to the residence and interviewed her. During that investigation, the victim also turned over an illegal rifle that allegedly belonged to Perron, which was not used during the previous night’s domestic dispute.

State Police were able to locate Perron the next day — Sunday, August 11 — at his residence with an arrest warrant. He was subsequently taken into custody without further incident.

Perron was processed at the State Police’s station in the town of Lee and held at the Oneida County Jail in Oriskany pending arraignment.

Perron is currently being charged with:

• third-degree Robbery, a Class D Felony,
• third-degree Criminal Mischief, a Class E Felony,
• fourth-degree Grand Larceny, a Class E Felony,
• third-degree Menacing, a Class B Misdemeanor,
• third-degree Unauthorized Use of a Motor Vehicle, a Class A Misdemeanor,
• two counts of Endangering the Welfare of a Child, a Class A Misdemeanor,
• fourth-degree Criminal Possession of a Weapon, a Class A Misdemeanor, and
• second-degree Harassment, a violation.

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