Police Blotter

Madison County Sheriff’s Office

Monday, July 2: Adam H. Nouchi, 28, of Canastota, was charged in Lenox with third-degree burglary and sexual misconduct. Saturday, June 30: Catrena M. Beers, 31, of Canastota, was charged in Lenox with third-degree aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle, failure to dim lights, changing lanes when hazardous, driving while intoxicated, operating a motor vehicle with a blood alcohol content level of .08of 1%, drinking alcohol in a motor vehicle on the highway. Thursday, June 28: Amanda J. Murray, 36, of Oneida, was charged in Wampsville with second-degree disobeying an executive mandate. Thursday, June 28: Johnqua Vious P. Glisson, 17, of DeRuyter, was charged in Wampsville with acting in a manner injurious to a child. Thursday, June 28: Joseph M. Brady, 30, of Pulaski, was charged in Sullivan with an equipment violation, driving while intoxicated, and operating a motor vehicle with a blood alcohol content level of .08of 1%. Wednesday, June 27: Michael W. Vreeland, 25, of Cazenovia, was charged in Cazenovia with failure to appear in court after an appeal. Wednesday, June 27: Zachary C. Dryer, 24, of Oneida, was charged in Oneida with a probation violation.

New York State Police

Saturday, June 30: Deshawn Johnson, 27, of Yorkville, was charged in Trenton with second-degree reckless endangerment, second-degree harassment, and fourth-degree criminal possession of a weapon. Saturday, June 30: Cheryl M. Cacchione, 48, of Syracuse, was charged in Sullivan with second-degree criminal contempt. Sunday, June 24: Melissa A. Phillips, 28, of Munnsville, was charged in Morrisville with petty larceny. Saturday, June 23: Michael D. Atkinson, 22, of Kirkville, was charged in Sullivan with third-degree aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle and unlawful possession of marijuana. Monday, June 18: An eleven-year-old, of Morrisville, was charged in Smithfield with providing a false written statement. Friday, Feb. 16: Michelle M. Amo, 39, of Rome, was charged in Oneida with third-degree grand larceny.