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Victim, deputies statements expand on Clayville hatchet attack
Court documents have shed light on the hatchet attack at the Pratt and Whitney plant in Clayville that left one person in intensive care. According to the Oneida County Sheriff Robert Maciol, at around 4:41 p.m. on Nov. 6, the Oneida County 911 Center received several calls from people all reporting the same thing — that a man had attacked two people with a hatchet at the Pratt and Whitney / Homogeneous Metals Inc plant, located at 2395 Main Street in the village of Clayville. Since then, a temporary extreme risk protection order has been filed against suspect Zachary Stowell, 23, of Poland, and includes a statement from one of the victims. The attack Stowell is alleged to have hidden a hatchet on his person and, after speaking with security guard Moulay Amrani, 36, of Utica, confirmed he was an employee at Pratt and Whitney and was let into the building. Maciol said Stowell walked through the building for several minutes in search of someone, before exiting the main portion of the plant and unsuccessfully attempted to prop up the main door with his sandal. Stowell spoke with Amrani again for a few moments before, according to the sheriff, Stowell
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Hornell police say Syracuse family caught burglarizing old hospital
Hornell police arrested three Syracuse residents on Nov. 9, alleging the trio traveled from Syracuse in central New York to the Maple City to burglarize the former St. James Hospital building . Police identified the suspects as Christopher M. Fullmer, 47, Fullmer's wife, Laura Fullmer, 47, and her son, Nathan Rowley, 34. The Fullmers along with Rowley were each charged with felony burglary, grand larceny and criminal mischief as well as misdemeanor counts of conspiracy, possession of burglar's tools, unlawful possession of a radio device and obstruction of governmental administration. Police additionally charged Christopher Fullmer with operating a vehicle with a suspended registration. Police: Codes officer alerts authorities to hospital intruders Police said shortly before 11:30 a.m. on Nov. 9, Hornell Codes Officer Bud Burdett alerted the police department to the presence of individuals inside the condemned former hospital at 411 Canisteo St. Police said officers located Christopher Fullmer inside the building as he allegedly was attempting to steal wiring and other appliances from the structure. Fullmer was taken into custody, reportedly telling police that his son was also inside the building. Police set up a perimeter around the facility. Shortly before 6 p.m., two individuals − later identified as