(Hannibal, NY – Sept. 3, 2011) State Police in Fulton arrested Robert D. Gioia, 22, charging him with third-degree Robbery (Class D Felony), and second-degree Burglary (Class C Felony).

On Sept. 2 at approximately 4:08 p.m. Fulton Troopers were dispatched to a robbery in progress at 393 Rathburn Road, Lot 23, in the Town of Hannibal.

The investigation determined that Gioia entered the residence at Lot 23, and stole a purse along with a hand bag from within.  The victim reported $500 cash, several packs of cigarettes, and credit cards as items that were within the stolen purse and handbag.

During the incident, a struggle ensued between Gioia and the female victim/resident, where she was allegedly shoved onto a couch by Gioia during the theft.  Gioia fled the scene on foot in the woods.

Gioia was located Sept. 3 after being spotted by Trooper Alex Kurilovitch within a vehicle that was traveling on State Route 3 in the Town of Granby.

Gioia was taken into custody and additionally charged with Unlawful Possession of Marijuana after a small quantity of marijuana was located in his pocket.

Gioia was arraigned in the Town of Hannibal Court and remanded to the Oswego County Jail on $5,000 cash/$10,000 bond.

(Granby, NY - July 23, 2011) The New York State Police at Fulton arrested Chano Sanchez, 28, of Route 41A Moravia for third-degree Assault following an incident at Floody’s Bar, Route 48 in the Town of Granby.

According to witnesses an altercation began between two male members of separate bands playing at the establishment.  The investigation determined that Sanchez punched a male victim in the face causing a broken tooth and nose laceration.

He was arraigned in the Town of Hannibal Court and committed to Oswego Jail on $200 bail to return August 1 in the Town of Granby Court.

(Fulton NY – May 26, 2011) The New York State Police in Oswego County conducted an underage drinking enforcement detail in the Fulton and Oswego areas on May 26, 2011.  The following establishments were in compliance with applicable laws pertaining to sales of alcoholic beverages:

Pit Stop Store 433 Cty Rt 3 Fulton NY

IGA 409 Fulton St Hannibal NY

KTM Mini Mart  7314 St RT 104 Oswego NY

Nice N Easy Main St Phoenix NY

Fastrac Market 343 St Rt 264 Phoenix NY

Nice N Easy Cty Rt 10 Pennellville NY

Kwik Fill 2718 Rt 3 East Fulton NY

Valero 2640 St Rt 3 Fulton NY

Pit Stop Store 3806 Cty Rt 4 Oswego NY

Charged with Unlawfully Dealing with a Child for completing the sale of an alcoholic beverage to a minor under the age of 21:

Jessica N Burgess – Age 23 – Oleys Express St Rt 104 Oswego NY

She was issued an appearance ticket to appear in the Town of Oswego Court at a later date.  Businesses are encouraged to be vigilant in their efforts to avoid the sale of alcoholic beverages to persons under the age of 21.

(Hannibal, NY – Feb. 2011) The lengthy investigation into a Hannibal burglary that began in August last year ended with the arrest of two area men.

On August 22, 2010 Troopers from NYSP Fulton responded to 48 Woodruff road in Hannibal to investigate a burglary of the closed business Ormsby Ironworks.

On February 24, 2011 Michael E. Shoults Jr., 29, of 1835 County Route 8 in Granby was arrested.

On February 28, 2011 Marcus J. Simmons, 26, of 275 Mill Street Hannibal, NY was also arrested.

Both subjects were charged with Burglary in the 3rd degree, a class D felony.

Shoults and Simmons were arraigned and committed to the Oswego County Jail.

(Fulton, NY – Feb. 20, 2011) Today, Troopers from NYSP Fulton observed a 1998 Chevrolet being operated on County Route 3 in the Town of Granby with an equipment violation.

Investigation after the traffic stopped revealed the operator, Scott R. Suppes, 42, 777 County Route 3, Fulton was operating the vehicle in an intoxicated condition.

Suppes was arrested and charged with DWI. He was arraigned in the Town of Hannibal Court and remanded to the Oswego County Jail.

(Fulton, NY – Feb. 20, 2011) On Feb. 17 Troopers from NYSP Fulton received an aggravated harassment complaint in Hannibal.  Interview with the complainant revealed that she had received numerous threatening text messages from a Fulton man.

Troopers arrested Ryan F. Kinzie, 19, of 207 Phillips Street, Fulton.

Kinzie was arraigned in the Town of Granby Court and released to re-appear on Feb. 28.

(Granby, NY – Feb. 16, 2011) On Feb. 15 at approximately 2:50 am, Troopers from NYSP Fulton observed a 2011 Dodge pickup speeding on Route 85 in the Town of Granby.

Investigation after the traffic stop revealed that the driver, Dustin R. Pulsifer, 22, of 658 Peat Bed Road, Hannibal was operating in an intoxicated condition.

Pulsifer was arrested for DWI and issued an appearance ticket due in Granby Town Court on March 21.

(Granby, NY) On January 23, 2011 at approximately 9:50 p.m. Troopers from Fulton observed a 1993 Ford F-150 traveling east on County Route 85 in the Town of Granby with only one operating headlight.

Investigation after a traffic stop revealed that the operator, David J. Brown, 34 of 1237 County Route 85 lot 20 in Hannibal, NY was operating while intoxicated. Further investigation revealed that there were two active bench warrants for Brown.

Brown was issued appearance tickets for DWI and Aggravated Unlicensed Operation in the 3rd degree and was due in Granby Town Court on Jan. 31.

Brown was turned over to Cayuga County Sheriff’s Department to answer a warrant for Aggravated Harassment.

(Utica, NY) More than 220 students earned an Associate Degree or Certificate at the completion of the fall semester at Mohawk Valley Community College. The December Commencement Ceremony was held on Thursday, December 16, 2010, in the MVCC Theater located on the Utica Campus.

The graduates will transfer to other colleges and universities across New York and the country; seek employment in a career related to their studies; or pursue other career and life objectives with their new MVCC degrees and certificates.

MVCC President Randall VanWagoner, Ph.D., presided over the ceremony with the Board of Trustees greeting being presented by William S. Calli Jr. The Honorable Anthony Picente Jr., Class of 1984 and Oneida County Executive, gave the Commencement address. Maryrose Eannace, Ph.D., Vice President for Learning and Academic Affairs, presented Candidates for Degrees and Certificates

A list of candidates who applied for graduation, includes the following as organized by hometown:

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