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Page 4 October 3, 2012 The Spotlight
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Duo nabbed acquiring painkillers at CVS
Two Massachusetts men
were arrested in Bethlehem
after attempting to use fake
prescriptions to purchase
oxycodone pills at a local
pharmacy.
Police said Leon Campbell,
28, and Gregory Bertolino, 29,
both of Lowell, Mass., were
arrested when a detective
from the U.S. Department of
Homeland Security responded
to a call at the CVS on Delaware
Avenue in Delmar from the
state Department of Narcotic
Enforcement.
The detective called the
pharmacy to say he would conduct
an investigation in plainclothes.
He allegedly saw Campbell
and Bertolino attempt to leave
the store after the painkillers
prescription had been fi lled. The
pair was arrested outside and
allegedly told police they had
purchased blank prescriptions
in New York City and were now
traveling to get them fi lled.
Campbell and Bertolino
were both charged with
criminal possession of a
forged instrument, criminal
possession of a controlled
substance, criminal possession
of a controlled substance with
intent to sell and conspiracy,
all felonies. They were also
charged with criminal diversion
of prescriptions, criminal use of
drug paraphernalia and fraud, all
misdemeanors.
Both were sent to the Albany
County jail without bail. They
were scheduled to appear in
court at a later date.
Arrests
Bethlehem police arrested a
Rensselaer woman and charged
her with driving while intoxicated
on Monday, Sept. 24.
Police said Elaine Rubin,
27, of 42 Catskill Ave., was
being asked questions about a
possible domestic dispute earlier
in the day and police noticed
she smelled of alcohol and was
having trouble speaking.
Rubin was asked to exit her
car and submit to sobriety tests
that she allegedly failed. She
was arrested for driving while
intoxicated and aggravated
unlicensed operation of a motor
vehicle. She was released and
scheduled to appear in court at
a later date.
Bethlehem police arrested a
Coxsackie man and charged him
with driving while intoxicated on
Tuesday, Sept. 25
Police said Gordon Warren,
28, of 59 Van Dyck St., was
traveling westbound on Feura
Bush Road when he crossed the
center line three times. Upon
being pulled over, police said
Warren had slurred speech and
smelled of alcohol. He allegedly
failed sobriety tests and refused
a chemical test.
Community Care Physicians Open House
Grand Opening Celebration for the new
Delaware Avenue Health Park
Join Community Care Physicians during our Open House
on October 4th to view our new custom branded look
and visit with our physicians and staff in this new facility.
Located on this prominent corner of Elsmere and Delaware
Avenue in Delmar, the Delaware Avenue Health Park is the
culmination of more than two year’s worth of planning
and construction. Community Care Physicians occupies
nearly 23,000 square feet on the first floor, nearly doubling
the square footage Community Care Physicians held at its
former location in Delmar. Consolidating several primary
care and specialty practices, this state-of-the-art building
is a one stop shop for patients, providing better access to
quality medical and wellness services.
When: Thursday, October 4th, 2012
Open House (located on first floor): 5pm-7pm
Where: Delaware Avenue Health Park
250 Delaware Avenue (first floor)
Delmar, NY 12054
Light refreshments will be served.
Warren was arrested and
charged with driving while
intoxicated and failure to keep
right. He was released and was
scheduled to appear in court at
a later date.
Guilderland police arrested
Jeffrey DeGroff, 51, on Tuesday,
Sept. 25. He was charged with
driving while intoxicated,
aggravated unlicensed operation
of a motor vehicle and violation
of his conditional license.
Colonie police arrested
Walter Matire, 50, 40 Eagle St.
No. 6 of Albany on Monday,
Sept. 17, and charged him with
burglary in the third degree,
criminal mischief in the third
degree and grand larceny in the
fourth degree.
Colonie police arrested
Richard Roldan, 32, of 461
Morris St. 1st Floor, in Albany
on Wednesday, Sept. 19, and
charged him with criminal
contempt (prior conviction) in
the fi rst degree.
Colonie police arrested
Aneela Roohi, 33, of 4 Vincent
Ave. in Albany, on Thursday,
Sept. 13, and charged her with
grand larceny in the fourth
degree.
Colonie police arrested
Jeffrey D. Horton, 39, of 131A
Wellington Ave. in Albany, on
Friday, Sept. 14, and charged him
with operating a motor vehicle
while intoxicated, operating a
motor vehicle by an unlicensed
driver and failure to stay in a
single lane.
Rotterdam police on Friday,
Sept. 14, arrested Samuel
Gilbert, 27, of Maryvale Drive,
Schenectady, on the charges of
burglary in the second degree
and criminal mischief in the third
degree, both felonies.
Glenville police on Saturday,
Sept. 22, at approximately 2:39
a.m., arrested James J. Moloney,
47, of Monroe Street, Albany,
on the charges of two counts
of identity theft in the second
degree, a felony, and petit
larceny.
Rotterdam police on
Monday, Sept. 10, arrested Paul
Rizzo, 31, of Woodbridge Avenue,
Schenectady, on the charge of
grand larceny in the third degree,
a felony.
Rotterdam police on
Thursday, Sept. 13, arrested
Dario Harding, 33, of White
Plains, on the charge of criminal
possession of a forged instrument
in the fi rst degree, a felony.
Rotterdam police on
Saturday, Sept. 15, arrested Seth
Buess, 23, of Congress Street,
Schenectady, on Hamburg Street,
on the charges of DWI and failure
to keep right.
Rotterdam police on Friday,
Sept. 14, arrested Scott Barbato,
42, of Cox Avenue, Schenectady,
on Broadway, on the charge of
DWI.
On-site services include:
to take care of their home
and preserve it.”
At the ceremony, Opalka
presented the town with a
certifi cate of recognition
that will be placed at Town
Hall.
The district will be
marked by two large signs
to be will be installed
by the town’s Highway
Department. The signs
were paid for through
the fundraising efforts of
Slingerlands residents.
Former Supervisor
Sam Messina was in
office when the project
began and had backed the
effort as a Slingerlands
resident. He said he was
proud to see the district
officially be recognized
by the state.
“Bethlehem is special
because of its people and
because of its volunteers,”
he said, explaining
how without dedicated
residents like Leath and
Muhlich, the designation
would have remained a
pipe dream.
The next Slingerlands
History Hike will take
place on Saturday,
Oct. 13, at 9:30 a.m.
Each hike is limited
to 20 people and are
free. Participants must
preregister through the
Bethlehem Parks and
Recreation Department.
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