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14 The Altamont Enterprise – Thursday, December 20, 2012
The following individuals, according
to Guilderland Police
reports, were arrested at Crossgates
Mall for petit larceny, a
misdemeanor:
Albert Cardona, 36, of 5307 9th
St., Queens, on Dec. 8, for taking
seven bottles of Jake cologne
from Hollister, for a total value of
$266. Cardona was also arrested
for second-degree possession of
a forged instrument, a felony,
for two fictitious identification
cards;
Jacquelin Cortez, 35, of 4808
108th St., Queens, on Dec. 8,
for taking seven bottles of Jake
cologne, for a total value of $266,
from Hollister. Cortez was also
arrested for second-degree possession
of a forged instrument,
a felony, for having a fictitious
driver’s license;
Arianna M. Carbone, 19, of
40 Clarke Ave., Amsterdam, on
Dec. 8, for taking $158 worth of
merchandise from Macy’s;
Catherine B. Feraren, 20, of
1400 Washington Ave., Freed,
Albany, on Dec. 8, for taking $72
worth of merchandise from J. C.
Penney;
Hing L. Tsang, 19, of 1400
Washington Ave., Alumn, Albany,
on Dec. 8, for taking $72 worth of
merchandise from J. C. Penney;
Heidi H. Parker, 49, of 2335 5th
Ave., #202C, Troy, on Dec. 7, for
taking two Socal fragrances, two
Social fragrances, and two Addison
fragrances, for a total value
of $256, from Hollister;
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Michael J. Burdick, 19, of 9
109th St., Troy, on Dec. 12, for
taking items from Macy’s;
Zoe Valace, 29, of 91 Lark St.,
Basement, Albany, on Dec. 12,
for taking merchandise from J.
C. Penney;
Reve D. Valace, 33, of 14 Benson
St., #1, Albany, on Dec. 12, for taking
items from J. C. Penney; and
Eric B. Gibson, 30, of 5 Oak
Lane, Apt. D, Rensselaer, on Dec.
10, for taking 11 pieces of fashion
jewelry, one pack of Martha
Stewart plastic ware, and one
box of Godiva chocolates, from
Macy’s. Gibson also fraudulently
returned two shirts and an ipod
cover for a Macy’s gift card valued
at $636.98.
****
David C. Gerke, 45, of 4386
Weaver Road, Altamont, was
arrested on Dec. 14, at the intersection
of Johnston Road and
Squire Boulevard, for driving
while intoxicated, first-offense,
and driving with a blood alcohol
content of .08 or greater, both
misdemeanors, and failure to obey
a traffic device, an infraction. According
to the Guilderland Police
report, Gerke was stopped for
driving over the white fog line,
and the officer noted a strong odor
of alcoholic beverage; Gerke failed
a field sobriety test and registered
a blood alcohol content of .13 on
a pre-screen device and .12 on a
chemical test.
Joshua T. Harrington, 26, of 372
W. Highland Drive, Schenectady,
was arrested on Dec. 2, at 2303
Western Ave., for driving while
intoxicated, first-offense, a misdemeanor,
and failure to obey
a traffic device, changing lanes
when hazardous, drinking alcohol
in a motor vehicle on the
highway, and refusal to take a
breath test, all infractions. According
to the Guilderland Police
report, Harrington was stopped
for vehicle and traffic violations
and the officer noted an odor of
alcohol; Harrington failed a field
sobriety test, registered a blood
alcohol content of .15 on a chemical
test, and refused a chemical
breath test.
****
William J. Conover, 61, of 7059
Dunnsville Road, Altamont, was
arrested on Dec. 9, at 2303 Western
Ave., for driving while intoxicated,
first-offense, and driving
with a blood alcohol content of .08
or greater, both misdemeanors,
and speeding and failure to stay
in a single lane, both infractions.
According to the Guilderland Police
report, Conover was stopped
for speeding and crossing over
the white line, and the officer
noted a strong odor of alcoholic
beverage; Conover failed a field
sobriety test.
****
Christian P. Gabriels, 18, of 89
Meadowbrook Lane, Slingerlands,
was arrested on Dec. 10, at 1434
Western Ave., for criminal possession
of a controlled substance, a
misdemeanor, and illegal signaling,
an infraction. According to
the Guilderland Police report,
Gabriels was stopped for failure to
signal a turn, and the officer noted
a strong odor of marijuana; the
officer asked if Gabriels had anything
on him that he shouldn’t,
and Gabriels had nine Oxycodone
pills in his possession.
****
Michael D. D’Ascoli, 20, of 82
Cherry Ave., Bethlehem, was arrested
on Dec. 10, at 1434 Western
Ave., for criminal possession of
a controlled substance, a misdemeanor.
According to the Guilderland
Police report, D’Ascoli was a
passenger in a vehicle stopped for
speeding, and the officer noted a
strong odor of marijuana; D’Ascoli
had 29 Amphetamine pills, seven
Oxycodone pills, and two Alprazolam
pills in his possession that
were not prescribed to him.
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$1,000 goes to Stewart’s Holiday Match
GUILDERLAND — A woman
who anonymously donated
$1,000 in cash to New York State
Trooper Christopher Manisalco
last week came forward and
decided to give the money to
the Stewarts’ Holiday Match
Program.
Manisalco, according to a
press release from the State
Police, was responding to a call
in Guilderland when a woman
approached him with a card, and
said, “Trooper, I always see you
around, doing a good job, and
wanted to say Merry Christmas
and thank you.”
When the trooper opened the
Corinne F. Urbach, 43, of 541
County Route 28, Valatie, was
arrested on Dec. 8, on Western
Avenue, for criminal possession of
a controlled substance, operation
of a motor vehicle while intoxicated,
first-offense, and operation
of a motor vehicle under the
influence of drugs, first-offense,
all misdemeanors, and speeding,
an infraction. According to the
Guilderland Police report, Urbach
was stopped for speeding, and the
officer noted an odor of alcoholic
beverage and observed Urbach
attemping to hide a glass pipe
containing cocaine residue; she
failed a field sobriety test and
registered a blood alcohol content
of .07 on a breath test.
****
Tonia M. Williams, 37, of 315
Alexander Ave., A1, Bronx, was
arrested on Dec. 5, at 5239
Western Ave., for fourth-degree
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card, after his shift was over,
he found $1,000 in cash, a gift
which, by law, the State Police
cannot accept.
The State Troopers released
a statement asking anyone
who had information about
the anonymous donor to come
forward, and the woman — who
still wishes to remain anonymous
— identified herself.
She donated the $1,000 to
the Stewarts’ Holiday Match
program through the Stewarts
Shop in Guilderland, the release
said.
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conspiracy, criminal possession
of a controlled substance, and
second-degree possession of a
forged instrument, all felonies.
According to the Guilderland Police
report, Williams was attempting
to possess 180 Oxycodone
tablets, a narcotic drug, by using
a false prescription.
****
Loretta C. Howard, 28, of 7451
Western Turnpike, Delanson,
was arrested on Dec. 7, at the
intersection of Van Wie Terrace
and Western Avenue, for aggravated
unlicensed operation of a
motor vehicle, a misdemeanor,
and a traffic device violation, an
infraction. According to the Guilderland
Police report, Howard
was stopped for driving through a
red light, and a check showed his
license was suspended for failure
to pay a fine.
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