Weekly Safety Report: Stolen Credit Card, Drug Arrest, and Fire Damage in Delaware County, New York

This week in Delaware County, New York, there were three incidents of concern. A woman from Margaretville admitted to possessing a stolen credit card that belonged to her ex-boyfriend. In Stamford, a resident was arrested for selling crack cocaine and was found in possession of the drug. Additionally, a fire heavily damaged two historic buildings on Main Street in Stamford, displacing nearly 30 people. Firefighters were able to prevent the fire from spreading to nearby buildings.

Margaretville Woman Admits to Possessing Stolen Credit Card

FOX 40 News WICZ TV12-13-2023

A Margaretville woman pleaded guilty to Criminal Possession of Stolen Property after admitting to having a stolen credit card that belonged to her ex-boyfriend. She will likely be sentenced to five years of felony probation supervision and participate in the Delaware County Drug Court program.

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• Margaretville Woman Admits to Possessing Stolen Credit Card

Police : Stamford man accused of selling crack cocaine

News 1212-15-2023

A Stamford resident, Daiquan "Shellz" Hall, was arrested outside his home on East Walnut Street for selling crack cocaine. Police found a knotted bag of the drug in his possession. During a search of his residence, two guns were also discovered.

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• Police : Stamford man accused of selling crack cocaine

Fire Damages Historic Main St. Buildings In Stamford

theschoharienews.com12-10-2023

A fire in the village of Stamford heavily damaged two historic buildings on Main Street. The cause of the fire is still under investigation. The fire resulted in the displacement of approximately 30 people from 11 apartments and two businesses. The affected buildings will be demolished, but firefighters successfully prevented the fire from spreading to nearby structures.

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• Fire Damages Historic Main St. Buildings In Stamford

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