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Sheriff's Blotter: Oct. 3 to Oct. 23

The following items are from Erie County Sheriff's Office weekly reports for Alden and nearby towns. All persons charged are presumed innocent until proven guilty.

Alden

Oct. 10, Walden Avenue at Wende Road: A driver told deputies he lost consciousness and went off the road. Mercy EMS took him to ECMC for a head injury.

Oct. 12, Slade Drive: A property owner told deputies hunters have been trespassing on her land.

Oct. 12, Slade Drive: A piece of equipment was reported stolen from a construction site. The case was sent to the Detective Bureau.

Oct. 13, Cherry Tree Lane: A passerby flagged down a deputy about roofing debris blowing into the neighborhood. The roofers agreed to pick it up.

Oct. 16, Broadway: Deputies answered a call about an argument over a paycheck at a restaurant. A 24-year-old Alden woman, wanted on a Wyoming County warrant, was taken into custody and turned over to the Wyoming County Sheriff's Office.

Oct. 16, Broadway: A man reported two people he knows took his vehicle from a business parking lot on Oct. 15. Investigation pending.

Oct. 17, Broadway: Deputies investigated a property-damage-only crash in the Tops parking lot.

Oct. 18, Countyline Road: A 68-year-old Salamanca woman was charged with DWI.

Marilla

Oct. 3, Clinton Street at Two Rod Road: After a two-vehicle crash, one driver was taken to Mercy Hospital of Buffalo by AMR.

Oct. 10, Bullis Road at Two Rod Road: A man seen looking into the windows of a property told deputies he had just bought it and was checking on it.

Oct. 23, Pineview Court: Deputies documented a covered security camera tied to a landlord-tenant dispute.

Newstead and Akron

Oct. 3, Main Street: Deputies responded to the Great Pumpkin Farm for a fight. A 47-year-old Rochester man was charged with disorderly conduct and second-degree harassment.

Oct. 9, Main Street: After a traffic stop, a 36-year-old Buffalo man was charged with third-degree aggravated unlicensed operation and operation while registration or privilege is suspended or revoked.

Oct. 12, Cummings Road: A caller reported possible gunshots. Deputies found the sound was fireworks.

Elma

Oct. 10, North Davis Road: A resident reported her unlocked vehicle was taken from her driveway overnight. It was found in North Tonawanda on Oct. 12.

Oct. 12, Esther Drive: Several unlocked vehicles were entered overnight. A wallet and loose change were missing, and a bicycle taken from a home was found one street over.

Oct. 16, Winspear Road: A driver whose car ended up in a ditch said she was forced off the road in a road rage incident. The other vehicle left.

Oct. 18, Bullis Road: A vehicle went off the road and hit a pole, and two people left on foot. Deputies later found the driver at Mercy Hospital and cited him for leaving the scene and moving from the lane unsafely.

Oct. 21, Stoneridge Lane: Residents reported five or six youths trying to break into vehicles. Deputies could not find them.

Oct. 23, North Star Road: While checking a suspicious incident call, deputies charged a 31-year-old Buffalo man with third-degree aggravated unlicensed operation and several Vehicle and Traffic Law violations.

Wales

Oct. 23, Strykersville Road at Woodchuck Road: A driver reported his vehicle was hit by a silver sedan that did not stop. The quarter panel had cosmetic damage.

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