Weekly Safety Report: Burglary, DWI, and Drug Possession Cases Impact Salamanca, NY

This week in Salamanca, New York, there were three incidents that occurred. A woman was charged with burglary for illegal entry with intent, a resident was arrested for driving while intoxicated during a traffic stop, and a man pleaded not guilty to drug possession charges. These incidents highlight the importance of maintaining safety and security in the community.

Salamanca Woman Charged with Allegany Burglary

wesb.com12-20-2023

Destiny V. Redeye, a 26-year-old Salamanca woman, was charged with felony burglary for illegal entry with intent. The charge stems from a burglary reported on December 10.

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• Salamanca Woman Charged with Allegany Burglary

Salamanca Resident Arrested for DWI Following Route 219 Traffic Stop

wnynewsnow.com12-20-2023

Andrea B. Austin, a 47-year-old Salamanca resident, was arrested for driving while intoxicated during a routine traffic stop on Route 219 in Great Valley. The arrest took place in the early hours of December 17.

Related reports:

• Salamanca Resident Arrested for DWI Following Route 219 Traffic Stop

Man Pleads Not Guilty to Drug Possession Charges

wnynewsnow.com12-21-2023

Mackenzie Green, a man from Cuba, New York, pleaded not guilty to an indictment accusing him of criminal possession of a controlled substance in the fifth degree. The charges stem from an incident on February 16 in Salamanca, where he allegedly possessed a controlled substance with the intent to sell.

Related reports:

• Man Pleads Not Guilty to Drug Possession Charges

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