Oneida County Sheriff's Office

According to Oneida County Sheriff Robert Maciol, on December 11, 2020 at about 12:00pm , Sheriff Deputies along with the New York State Police responded to an address on Rt. 13 in the Town of Camden for a reported physical domestic. Investigation into the domestic revealed that a juvenile, age 16, had threatened the victim, Steven Allen, age 21 of Camden with a Knife. On scene, the juvenile was issued an appearance ticket for Menacing in the second degree, a class A misdem...eanor. The juvenile is to appear at Juvenile Probation at a later date and time. While conducting the investigation into the domestic, the juvenile’s mother, Laurie Bryson, age 44 of Camden, pushed the investigating Deputy and physically obstructed in the investigation. Bryson was taken into custody and transported to the Sheriff’s Office Camden Field Office. Bryson was charged with Obstructing Governmental Administration in the second degree, a class A misdemeanor and Harassment in the second degree, a violation. Due to New York State Bail Reform Laws, Bryson was issued an appearance ticket returnable to the Town of Camden Court at a late date and time and was then released. The Oneida County Sheriff's Office was assisted on scene by the New York State Police.

According to Oneida County Sheriff, Robert Maciol, Deputies responded to an address on Bartlett Road in the Town of Westmoreland for a reported domestic in progress complaint. Upon completing an investigation, it was determined the Christopher W. Moreland (19) of Westmoreland, NY had violated a refrain from order of protection. Christopher was taken into custody and transported to the Sheriff’s Office. Christopher was subsequently charged with Criminal Contempt 1st, an E Felony, Menacing 3rd, a B Misdemeanor and Harassment 2nd, a Violation. Christopher was booked/processed at the Oneida County Sheriff’s Office and then transported to the Oneida County Correctional Facility where he was held pending an arraignment in CAP Court. The Oneida County Sheriff’s Office Criminal Investigation unit assisted with the investigation.

Seventh Annual Santa Cares Holiday Gift Program Completed at the Oneida County Jail Oneida County Sheriff Robert Maciol is pleased to announce another successful Santa Cares Holiday Gift Program. The program, started in 2014, allows inmates at the Oneida County Correctional Facility to use funds from their personal commissary account to purchase presents and gifts cards for their children. The presents are then wrapped by staff members and sent to the inmates famili...es in time for Christmas. This year, several inmates took part in the program. Store gift cards, iTunes gift cards, Google Play gift cards, action figures, dolls, stuffed animals, and LEGO kits were just some of the gifts that inmates could purchase that will find their way underneath the Christmas trees of children who have a loved one incarcerated during the Christmas season. See more

According to Sheriff Rob Maciol, a Waterville woman received minor injuries from a 1 car accident on Rt 12 in the Town of Marshall. As investigated and reported by Deputy Brian Warcup, Mandy Lacava, 43 of Waterville, was operating a 2012 Buick northenly on Rt 12 in the Town of Marshall, when she lost control on the slushy roadway. Lacava's vehicle left the easterly shoulder of the roadway and impacted an earthen embankment. Lacava complained on neck and head pain, and was transported to the hospital by Edwards Ambulance. Also assisting at the scene was Paris Hill Fire and EMS personnel.

Following a long time tradition, the Sheriff’s Office was happy to again deliver a car load of new, unwrapped toys to the Talk of the Town’s Stuff the Bus toy drive. Thank you to the Oneida County Sheriff's Law Enforcement Foundation for their donation that made today’s toy delivery possible. Stuff The Bus CNY

Good morning from the Oneida County Sheriff’s Office. Throughout our County, many students have returned to in class instruction, and the morning Pledge of Allegiance has again become a regular part of their day. In the meantime, there are others that are still unable to return to School. The morning Pledge of Allegiance is a staple to daily student life, and we here at the Sheriff’s Office are proud to assist with its return to your day. For today’s pledge, we visited members of the administration and staff from Holland Patent Elementary of the Holland Patent Central School District. I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America, and to the Republic for which it stands, one Nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.

According to Oneida County Sheriff Robert Maciol, Dutch Rd in the Town of Camden is now accessible again.

According to Oneida County Sheriff, Robert Maciol, Dutch Rd, in the Town of Camden, approximately 2 miles South of State Route 69, is closed off temporarily due to a Motor Vehicle Accident, which occurred at approximately 6:25pm. National Grid is currently on scene, repairing damages, attempting to make the road accessible. Please avoid the area. Further details to follow.

According to Oneida County Sheriff Robert Maciol, a New Hartford man was injured following a 1-car crash on Morgan Road in the Town of Marcy. At about 1:35 am on 12/11/2020, a patrol deputy was dispatched to the area of Morgan Road and Morris Road in the Town of Marcy for a personal injury motor vehicle accident. While on scene, it was determined that, Jason L. Groah, 39 of New Hartford and his passenger, Alexander J. Catera, 22 of Washington Mills were traveling in a northe...rly direction on Morris Road. As Groah approached the intersection of Morgan Road and Morris Road during the course of investigation, Groah failed to stop at the stop sign as he went through the intersection before coming to a rest in the ditch just off of the northern shoulder of the roadway on Morgan Road. Further investigation revealed that Groah appeared to be under the influence of alcohol. Groah was then transported by Kunkel Ambulance to St Lukes Hospital for minor injuries. A Deputy assigned to the DWI unit responded to the hospital to conduct a DWI investigation. While at the hospital, the Deputy subsequently arrested Groah for DWI. Due to Groah being treated for his injuries at the hospital, a follow up will be conducted at a later time. The New York State Police, Maynard Fire Department and Kunkel Ambulance assisted on scene.

According to Oneida County Sheriff Robert Maciol, there is currently a police presence on Coal Hill Rd in the Town of Annsville. The call is medical in nature and the public is not in any danger. There will be no further information released due to the nature of the call.

Job Action Day on the first Monday in November redefines the opportunities in the career world. Celebrate by exploring your options. You don’t have to be dissatisfied with your career to participate in the employment-focused day. Gainfully employed, looking or contemplating a career change, it’s important to always be prepared. Are you employed but seeking a change?... The Oneida County Sheriff’s Office has a Corrections Officer test upcoming. https://ocgov.net//Correction%20Officer%20%2367-073%20%28O

Today, Officer Curtis Morgan from the Oneida County Sheriff’s Office Community Affairs Unit joined members of the Maynard Fire Department for a safety and informational talk with the Sauquoit Cub Scout Pack 50 at the Lock 20 Park in Marcy, NY.