By John Anderson, 10/8/21, All accused are presumed innocent until proven guilty in court
Fake 911 call for a free ride leads to drug charges for Bolivar man
Amity-based State Police said Jesse W. Proctor, 38, of Bolivar called 911 on Tuesday to his location on State Route 19 in Wellsville because he needed assistance with a disabled vehicle.
Troopers said not only did Proctor not have a vehicle, he allegedly made the whole story up when he called 911 so he could get a free ride. Troopers said it worked, they still gave him a ride.
However, it was to court.
Troopers said Proctor allegedly was in criminal possession of a controlled substance.
Proctor was charged with seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance and possession of controlled substance not in the original container.
Proctor’s ride ended with an appearance ticket for Wellsville Town Court later this month.
Vehicular Assault
Troopers charged Richard J. Jakubowski, 54, of Centerville, with aggravated vehicular assault, driving while intoxicated, leaving the scene of a serious physical injury accident, and first-degree aggravated unlicensed operation on Friday, Oct. 1.
Troopers said they responded to West Centerville Road in Rushford to investigate a person found seriously injured in a ditch. They determined that the injuries occurred as the result of a motor vehicle accident and the driver of the vehicle was Jakubowski.
Troopers said he left the scene as he had allegedly been drinking alcohol. During the Standardized Field Sobriety Tests, troopers said he had a .11% blood alcohol content and that Jakubowski had a revoked license due to DWI arrests over 10 years prior.
Jakubowski was arrested and arraigned in the town of Rushford court and sent to Allegany County Jail in lieu of $5,000 bail. Jakubowski is due to return to the town of Rushford court later tis month.
Violation of Stay Away Order
Tropers said John C. Keating, 39, of Wellsville had a stay-away order from a home in the town of Wellsville but on Tuesday he allegedly violated the order by entering the home without permission and struck the protected person.
Troopers charged Keating with second-degree criminal contempt, third-degree criminal trespass and second-degree harassment.
Keating was arraigned in the town of Scio court and sent to the Allegany County Jail. He is due to appear in the town of Wellsville court later in October.
Teen assault charges
Trooper charged a 14-year-old Wellsville teen with second-degree assault on Tuesday, Sept. 29 for an incident that took place in Belmont.
Sexual misconduct arrest
Troopers charged Romulo A. Mendivil, 33, of Fillmore with felony sexual misconduct against a child less than 13 on Wednesday in Caneadea at 1:19 a.m.
Violating Order of Protection
Troopers charged Michael A. Graham, 51, of Belmont, with criminal obstruction of breathing and criminal contempt for allegedly violating a “refrain from being around a person” order of protection on Wednesday.
Troopers said during an investigation into a disturbance, they determined Graham had allegedly choked another person. He was arraigned in Amity Town Court and released with a full “stay away order of protection.” He will appear in Amity Town Court later this month.
