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New York State Police Make Multiple Arrests In WNY
New York State Police were pretty busy in Western New York this past week. There were multiple people arrested for various crimes. The New York State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation out of SP Lockport arrested a 29-year-old man on March 4, 2025. Jaquan J. Wright of Lockport was arrested on charges of Burglary 2nd degree, Menacing 2nd degree, Criminal Possession of a Weapon 2nd degree, and Criminal Possession of a Weapon 3rd degree.
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Army veteran mom allegedly stabbed son, formerly of N.Y., to death in Georgia
Hiram, Georgia — A high school senior who recently moved to Georgia was stabbed to death there by his mother, an Army veteran who struggled with her mental health, according to police and family. Khalil Malique Wigfall, 17, was found stabbed the afternoon of March 2 outside the family’s...
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AG James Wins Case Against Central New York Ski Resort Owner for Illegally Shutting Down Competition
NEW YORK – New York Attorney General Letitia James won her case against Intermountain Management (Intermountain) when a judge ruled the ski resort owner illegally stifled competition after it purchased and shut down Toggenburg Mountain, its main competitor. In October 2022, Attorney General James sued Intermountain, alleging it illegally created a monopoly in the Syracuse market, causing skiers to suffer higher prices and more crowded mountains and facilities due to the lack of competition. In addition, Attorney General James alleged that Intermountain’s “no-poach” provision, which prevented Toggenburg’s owners from hiring Intermountain employees, was anticompetitive and illegal. In a ruling granting the Office of the Attorney General’s (OAG) motion for summary judgment, the court found both of Intermountain’s anticompetitive tactics violated New York’s antitrust law.
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Crane tips over at Lock 17
In a statement on behalf of the Canal Corporation, Jackie Schillinger, Senior Communications Strategy Manager – Canals stated, “This morning a crane tipped over onto dry land during routine winter maintenance work at Erie Canal Lock 17 in Little Falls. There were no injuries. New York State Canal Corporation officials are investigating the incident.”