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Rome woman accused of causing more than $6,000 in damage to vehicle
ROME — A 32-year-old woman is accused of causing more than $6,000 in damage to her estranged husband's pickup truck, according to the Rome Police Department. Police said Nikki L. Marriott, of Sherrill, went to her estranged husband's workplace on Ellsworth Road in Rome at about 10:11 a.m. Wednesday and damaged his 2021 Dodge Ram pickup truck in the parking lot. Police said Marriott broke off both side mirrors and used them to beat multiple dents throughout the vehicle. Police said Marriott also used a hammer to damage the truck.
Bank of Utica Robbed Friday Morning
UTICA, N.Y. -- Utica Police say the Bank of Utica on Genesee Street was robbed around 9:00 this morning. Police are only saying right now that it was a masked individual who demanded money. There was heavy police presence around the bank when we arrived shortly after. Bank officials also...
Deputies Ask Public to Help Find This Wanted Person of the Week
The Oneida County Sheriff's Department is asking for the public's help in locating this week's Crime Stoppers Wanted Person of the Week. The Oneida County Sheriff's Warrants Unit is looking for 45-year-old Noel J. Ciani of Utica on charges of violating her parole, according to Investigator Sahid Karcic. Police say, Ciani was last known to be living in Utica and she ultimately violated the terms and conditions of her parole.
Utica Police Connect Suspect to More Burglaries After July Break-In at Cornhill Store
UTICA, N.Y. -- A Utica man is facing burglary charges after Utica Police said he broke into a store in Cornhill last month. Besides burglary, 60-year-old Richard Brown is also charged with petit larceny. Utica Police said that Brown broke through the window of a store along the 900 block...
Inmate Violence Surges as a Result of New York State Law
The New York State prison system can be complex and there seems to be a significant increase in the amount of inmate violence. A New York State Correctional Officers and Police Benevolent Association (NYSCOPBA) representative is speaking out on the rising problem. NYSCOPBA Central Region Vice President Bryan Hluska announced...
Officers: Violence rising at Mohawk Correctional Facility
ROME, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — Over the week of August 2 to August 6, there were seven inmate on inmate fights and one instance where an inmate kicked an officer, the New York State Correctional Officers & Police Benevolent Association (NYSCOPBA) said. At this current pace, inmate on inmate assaults will rise by 50% compared to […]
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