Patrick Lakamp is a staff reporter for The Buffalo News, with a focus on local news in Buffalo, New York. With over 25 years of experience, Patrick utilizes his skills in data analysis and court reporting to uncover stories and provide in-depth coverage on a range of topics, from crime and legal proceedings to local events and investigations.
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Patrick Lakamp's work is centered around legal cases, criminal trials, and the judicial system in Buffalo and New York. He appears to focus on breaking news and evolving stories within the realm of government & politics, crime, as well as legal policy regulation.
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News Reporter Patrick Lakamp and Assistant Managing Editor Bruce Andriatch discuss the case against Peter Gerace Jr.
By: Patrick Lakamp
U.S. District Judge Lawrence Vilardo on Friday set a Jan. 27 trial date for Scott Barnes, 56, after granting his lawyer's motion to sever his case from those of his co-defendants.
By: Patrick Lakamp
The Wellsville man charged in the overdose death of Crystal Quinn twice before refused to provide a sample.
By: Patrick Lakamp
The man accused of kidnapping his daughter to enter her into a forced marriage reportedly wanted his daughter to marry the son of the head of the Houthis, an Iran-backed Shiite militia.
By: Patrick Lakamp
A Lake View man, joined by a gun rights organization based in Las Vegas and two other New York residents, filed suit in July saying a 2022 state law prevents him and others from exercising their constitutional right to keep and bear body armor for lawful purposes.
By: Patrick Lakamp
Lawyers for Payton Gendron asked a judge to at least schedule an evidentiary hearing to consider an order exempting him from the death penalty because he was 18 years old at the time of the racist mass shooting at Tops Markets on Jefferson Avenue.
By: Patrick Lakamp
Prosecutors point to one dancer's account as an example of how they say strip club owner Peter Gerace Jr. exploited young women through their drug addictions and coerced them into
By: Patrick Lakamp
James Reed started his day on Sept. 15, 2019 driving a cab, but he wasn't able to steer clear of the drug trade he spent most of his life in. The day turned violent by late afternoon, with him on the scene of a triple murder.
By: Patrick Lakamp
A federal judge has vacated another judge's ruling that prosecutors acted in "bad faith" by missing a court-ordered deadline to turn over to defense
Joseph Bongiovanni will stick with his legal team after all. A month after citing an irreparable breakdown in his relationship with his trial lawyers, Bongiovanni on Friday told U.S.
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