A Town of Palmyra woman faces three charges after deputies accused her of striking her boyfriend during an argument and then displaying a knife in a threatening manner, according to the Wayne County Sheriff’s Office.
Deputies arrested Amanda Bauer, 36, of State Route 31, on charges of second-degree harassment, fourth-degree criminal possession of a weapon and second-degree menacing.
The Sheriff’s Office said the domestic incident occurred in the Town of Palmyra. Its release, dated Nov. 12, lists the time as 3:25 a.m. Deputies alleged that Bauer struck her boyfriend during a verbal argument before displaying the knife.
Bauer was taken to the Sheriff’s Office for processing and then transferred to centralized arraignment court to await a scheduled 7 a.m. arraignment on Nov. 12, according to the release. The release does not provide an arraignment outcome.
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