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City appoints two new officers to PPD
Staff Report
City Manager Sam Sutherland swore in Jesse Kontras as a Portsmouth Police Department officer at the front steps of the city building on Monday, Jan. 25. Photo courtesy of PPD.
City Manager Sam Sutherland swore in Tyler Spriggs as a Portsmouth Police Department officer at the front steps of the city building on Monday, Jan. 25. Photo courtesy of PPD.
PORTSMOUTH City Manager Sam Sutherland and Chief of Police Debby Brewer announced the appointment of two new police officers.
On Monday, Sutherland swore in Jesse Kontras and Tyler Spriggs as police officers with the Portsmouth Police Department.
LOWVILLE â A routine traffic stop led to misdemeanor DWI charges for a Lyons Falls man on Monday afternoon.
Timothy A. Gorczyca, 61, of Center Street, was charged by the Lewis County Sheriffâs Office with driving while intoxicated and third-degree aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle.
Mr. Gorczyca was pulled over by sheriffâs deputies on Cherry Street when they smelled alcohol and saw an open Keystone Ice beer in the center console, according to the sheriffâs office.
After failing field sobriety tests, Mr. Gorczycaâs blood alcohol content, or BAC, was found to be 0.12% when he was tested at the county Public Safety Building.
5 snowmobilers rescued after being stranded off of a Lewis County trail By 7 News Staff | January 2, 2021 at 7:19 PM EST - Updated January 3 at 12:29 PM
WATERTOWN, N.Y. (WWNY) - The Lewis County Sheriffâs Office says 2 adults and 3 children were stranded in the Town of Pinckney for a little more than 2 hours on Saturday evening.
Lewis County Sheriff Michael Carpinelli tells 7News it was a family, and they had reported that all 4 of their snowmobiles had broken through thin ice. The Sheriffâs office says they were stuck in water up to their knees from about 5:30 p.m. until about 8:00 p.m.