Weekly Safety Report: Arrests Made for Fraudulent Hunting Trip and Serial Flasher Incidents in Ontario County, New York

Two incidents occurred in Ontario County, New York this week. In the first incident, two individuals were arrested for purchasing a $30,000 hunting trip with insufficient funds. They have been charged with forgery and grand larceny. The second incident involves a registered sex offender who exposed himself to a child under 12 at a grocery store in Farmington. This incident was followed by another incident two days later, where the same offender exposed himself to a 7-year-old child in Canandaigua. The offender has been arrested and is facing charges.

Two people charged with buying a $ 30,000 hunting trip with money they did n't have

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Deborah and David Cass were arrested for buying a $30,000 hunting trip with funds they did not have. The couple purchased the trip through a Manchester business but their payment was rejected due to insufficient funds. They have been charged with forgery and grand larceny.

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• Two people charged with buying a $ 30,000 hunting trip with money they did n't have

` Serial flasher ' arraigned following another incident in Ontario County

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Paul Goodrell, a registered sex offender, was arrested after exposing himself to a child under 12 at a grocery store in Farmington. Two days later, he repeated the offense by exposing himself to a 7-year-old child in Canandaigua. Goodrell was found in the same grocery store and has been charged in connection with both incidents.

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• ` Serial flasher ' arraigned following another incident in Ontario County

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