The Geneva Police Department has reported eight arrests between June 7 and June 12, including incidents ranging from petit larceny to felony criminal contempt.
According to the department’s June 13 blotter, officers responded to various crimes across the city, several involving domestic disputes and drug possession.
On June 7, Jerry J. Robinson, 41, of Manchester, was arrested on Castle Street after allegedly stealing merchandise from Byrne Dairy. Officers found him in possession of cocaine at the time of his arrest.
The following day, Richard Tym, 49, of Geneva, was arrested on Sharon Street for criminal mischief following a domestic dispute where he was accused of damaging someone else’s property.
Two individuals were charged after a separate domestic incident outside Esther’s Son’s Restaurant and Bar on June 8. Beatriz Santiago-Diaz, 32, and Jonathan Maldonado-Santiago, 30, both of Geneva, were charged with assault in the third degree for intentionally injuring another person.
On June 10, officers arrested Lezaria L. Lott, 19, of Rochester, after responding to a noise complaint on Castle Street. Lott was charged with disorderly conduct and obstructing governmental administration after allegedly attempting to fight both civilians and officers.
Sierra L. Gavidia, 18, of Seneca Falls, was arrested on June 11 on John Street for trespass and felony criminal mischief. She allegedly returned to a property she had been ordered to avoid and caused over $250 in damage.
On June 12, Geneva resident Kieran D. Jackson, 31, was charged with first-degree criminal contempt—a felony—after reportedly contacting and threatening someone protected by an order of protection.
Also on June 12, Tia R. Wade, 29, of Geneva, was arrested for two counts of petit larceny after allegedly stealing merchandise from Wegmans on two separate occasions.
All defendants were either processed and released with appearance tickets or held based on the severity of charges. The Geneva Police Department continues to encourage the public to report suspicious activity via phone or online tip services.
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