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Tuesday, February 23, 2021 - 20:44
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Guilderland Police officers patrol Crossgates Mall.
GUILDERLAND Social workers will respond to some calls that Guilderland Police used to handle if a draft for reform here is adopted and implemented.
Among the 18 recommendations and 34 action items in the draft for Guilderland Police reform are the recommendations that social workers and medics respond to calls involving mental health, despondency, substance abuse, and homelessness and that certain cases be diverted from the criminal-justice system.
The draft also shows that a much higher percentage of Blacks are arrested in town than the 3.5 percent of the Guilderland population they make up. This is largely due to arrests of out-of-town suspects made at Crossgates Mall, according to Police Chief Daniel McNally.
Monday, February 15, 2021 - 9:12 am
CANTON SUNY Canton is continuing its Law Enforcement Day tradition by hosting four special-topic virtual discussions throughout the semester.
The series, hosted by the college s Center for Criminal Justice, Intelligence and Cybersecurity, is free and open to the public. The first event will be held at 12:30 p.m. Feb. 18 and will feature representatives from human trafficking victims advocate organizations and state agencies.
The panelists are:
Christine Battisti, the chief operations officer for the Crime Victims Assistance Center in Binghamton.
Carl Boykin, director of human trafficking prevention at the New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services.
Arrest of sex offender in new case sparked questions on registry. Here’s how it works.
Updated Feb 05, 2021;
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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. Following the latest arrest of a registered sex offender who authorities allege used Instagram to try to lure a 12-year-old girl to a mall meet-up, questions began to arise regarding the inner-workings of the registry process and the restrictions placed on those convicted.
Readers expressed confusion over why Ryan Behar, 42, of New Springville, who was first arrested in 2018 on charges he tried to coax a 13-year-old child to his apartment for sex, was not on the state’s online sexual-offender registry (he was a level-one offender, and thus not listed). Some asked questions about how offender levels are determined and what that means for the convicted and their neighbors.
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