The lawyer for a former Saratoga Springs official claimed Tuesday that another elected official was “intimately involved” in the investigation that led to criminal charges against his client. The Daily Gazette reports
Attorney Karl Sleight, who is representing former Public Works Commissioner Jason Golub, said he is requesting information from Public Safety Commissioner Tim Coll’s personal and work cellphones as part of the case alleging Golub accepted repair work on his home last December by city employees on city time. Golub pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor official misconduct in city court on Tuesday.
Lake George Man Dies In Queensbury Crash
A Lake George man has died after a one-car crash in Queensbury. The Warren County Sheriff’s Office said 38-year-old James Mitchell was pronounced dead at the scene. The crash happened over the weekend along Route 9L near the Ridge Terrace Restaurant. Multiple fire departments responded to put out a car fire. Mitchell was found dead inside the car, said the Sheriff’s Office.
Saratoga Man Draws Eight Years On Rape, Child Porn Charges
A Saratoga Springs man was sentenced to up to 8 years in prison on rape and child pornography charges. According to WNYT, 28 year old Michael May pleaded guilty in November 2023. He was involved in a scheme in which police said he and his mother would trade nicotine products and vapes for sexually explicit photos and videos of girls via social media. The incidents happened during December 2022,
Inmate Charged With Assault In Washington County Jail
A Fort Edward man is accused of assaulting a fellow inmate at Washington County Jail. WNYT reports
Tyrone A. Wood, 28, allegedly hit another person when he was being escorted to the booking area at the jail, according to the Washington County Sheriff’s Office. Wood was charged with second-degree assault.
CDTA Announces Holiday Schedule Changes
The Capital District Transportation Authority will operate on a Sunday/holiday schedule on Thanksgiving Day. Regular service will resume on Friday. According to WTEN, Neither the Northway Xpress nor the Thruway Xpress will operate on Thanksgiving. The CDTA sales window will also be closed on Thursday and Friday and will reopen on Monday, Dec. 2.
Man Arrested, Charged With Bringing Weapons To Naval Nuclear Lab In Milton
New York State Police reported the arrest of a Florida man after an incident at the Naval Nuclear Laboratory at the Kenneth A. Kesselring Site in Milton. Rolando Perez-Ruiz, 33, of Odessa, is facing numerous charges.
On November 20 around 12:15 p.m., an investigation determined that during a routine security inspection, multiple illegally owned guns, gun parts, weapon attachments, and ammunition were allegedly located in Perez-Ruiz’s vehicle.
South Glens Falls Man Gets 14 Years For Pharmacy Knifepoint Robbery
A South Glens Falls man was sentenced on Monday to 14 years in prison for robbing a pharmacy at knifepoint.
WNYT reports 34 year old Eric McIntosh, was arrested after robbing the Rite Aid store on Route 50 in Wilton on June 3, 2021. McIntosh took more than $3,000 worth of medication. McIntosh pleaded guilty in Saratoga County Court in October 2023 to felony first-degree robbery.
Wilton Man Facing Harassment, Criminal Contempt Counts
21-year-old Nicholas J. Towers of Wilton was arrested by the Saratoga County Sheriff’s Office following a disturbance in Wilton that happened last week on Adirondack Circle. According to WNYT, Towers is accused of hitting a person in the face, which this violated an order of protection in the process, said police.
Halfmoon Man Charged With Slashing Tires
The Saratoga County Sheriff’s Office say they arrested Mark S. LaRock Jr., 29, of Halfmoon on criminal mischief charges. WNYT reports the Sheriff’s Office went to an active domestic incident call on Windy Circle in Halfmoon. LaRock is accused of intentionally damaging property of another person in an amount exceeding $250, by stabbing the tires on a motor vehicle with a knife.
Non Payment Of Warrensburg Water, Sewer Bills At Record High
Non-payment of bills for municipal water and sewer services provided by the town of Warrensburg is at a record high, which is causing financial distress for the local government. Sun Community News reports this year, the town of Warrensburg has to operate its water and sewer departments for four months without having the $196,425 in arrears that should have been paid, Warrensburg Town Supervisor K