Evening News Briefing
Written by Dan Fischer on January 3, 2019
Police in LeRoy are asking for help in locating a suspect they say is responsible for stealing thousands of dollars’ worth of property.
Police say the suspect was caught on video entering several vehicles on Robbins Road in the village early yesterday morning.
If you can identify the suspect or have any information, you are asked to call LeRoy Police at 345-6350
Bradley D. Mazur
Sheriff Sergeant Bradley Mazur has been appointed the new undersheriff for Genesee County.
Mazur is a 20 year veteran of the sheriff’s office.
He takes over for former Undersheriff Greg Walker who retired at the end of the year.
Undersheriff Mazur is a Batavia native and holds a Master’s Degree in Criminal Justice.
Plans for replacing the over-crowded Genesee County Jail is beginning to show signs of progress.
Genesee County Manager Gsell talked about those plans on today’s Main & Center program
Gsell is hopeful that the 9 acre parcel of land with direct access to Route 5 will be approved as the designated site for a new jail facility that could house between 124 and 184 inmates.
He says having an approved location would put the County in a good position to begin the next phase of planning.
Genesee County Lawmen are thankful for their new K9 and the community that made the purchase of the dog possible.
The new K-9, that is still undergoing training, has been named “Frankie” in honor of late Deputy Frank Bordonaro.
Frankie is assigned to K-9 handler Deputy Chris Erion.
Photo: Genesee County Sheriff William Sheron, K-9 “Frankie,” and Deputy Chris Erion.
