Sunday, January 25, 2009

BLOTTER: Police reports published Jan.26

NIAGARA FALLS

Wrong way down Ferry leads to DWI arrest


A Whitesboro man faces several charges after he was spotted driving the wrong way down Ferry Avenue about 2 a.m. Sunday.

Michael R. Zick, 20, was charged with driving the wrong way down a one-way street, DWI and speeding, according to police. 

After going the wrong way down Ferry, Zick was being followed by a patrol car as he was driving 42 mph down Pine Avenue — a 30 mph street. Officers noted that he failed to pull over when they turned on their emergency lights and had to turn on their siren to get him to pull over. 

After stopping in City Market, Zick, who officers said smelled of alcohol, refused to take field tests and was charged. Once at police headquarters, Zick agreed to take a breath test but changed his mind after making his phone call.

Zick blamed his GPS unit when asked why he was driving the wrong way down Ferry Avenue.

Niagara Falls

PUBLIC DRINKING: Stacy M. Lester, 20, 1944 Falls St., was charged with restricted use of alcohol about 2:15 p.m. Saturday, according to Falls police. Officers on patrol spotted Lester walking down the 2200 block of Falls Street drinking from a 20-ounce bottle of Bud Light.

CONTEMPT: John N. Fisher, 33, 232 81st St., was charged with second-degree criminal contempt about 10 a.m. Sunday, according to police. He was charged after violating an order of protection.

DRUGS: Jermaine V. Lowe, 18, 1924 Niagara St., was charged with possession of mariuana, first-degree aggravated unlicensed operation and a vehicle infraction about 3:45 a.m. Sunday, according to police. Stopped for a broken taillight on Pine Avenue, Lowe was caught with a baggies of a substance that field-tested positive for marijuana. Officers said his license had also been suspended after he failed to answer a summons.

City of Lockport

CHARGED: A Lockport woman and Gasport man were charged with unlawful dealing with a child about 1 a.m. on Sunday. Kali M. Wojtkowski, 21, 99 Garden St. Apt. J, Lockport and Mark E. Dennis Jr., 22, 8005 Ridge Road, Gasport were arrested and face misdemeanor charges. Police responded to Garden Street to investigate a disturbance from juveniles in the area. There was an under-age drinking party in the apartment of Wojtkowski. All of parties, except two, were not of drinking age and had been consuming alcohol. 

n CHARGED: Dwayne R. Webster, 26, 101 Vine St. rear was charged with third degree assault and third degree menacing. The victim reported that she went to a Vine Street residence to drop the victim’s daughter off for a visitation. Webster began arguing with the victim because she would not lend him money, according to the report. The victim was punched in the mouth and went to the Lockport Police Department. Webster was arrested without incident.

Town of Lockport

CHARGED: Kathleen M. Dusing, 26, 125 Helen St. Cheektowaga, was charged with driving while intoxicated and failure to keep right. The patrol conducted a traffic stop South Transit Road after observing a vehicle repeatedly cross the center median. According to the report, the patrol detected an odor of alcoholic beverage, glassy eyes and slurred speech. Dusing refused a request to submit to a breath screen test on the scene and said she would no longer answer questions because she wanted to speak to a lawyer. She failed three of four field sobriety tests. Dusing was transported to the Niagara County Jail where she is being held in lieu of $250. She has a return court date Tuesday in the Town of Lockport Court.

   

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