Sean I. Mills is a Public Safety Reporter at Rome Sentinel in Rome, NY. He focuses on crime and justice, covering topics such as court proceedings, legal reform, and white-collar crime, while also contributing movie reviews. Sean's work has been featured in BLOX Digital, Rome Sentinel, and The Best Times.
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Sean I. Mills primarily covers local news in the United States, with a strong emphasis on crime and government announcements. His articles feature breaking news and evolving stories related to law enforcement activities, community events, city developments, and governmental decisions.
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By: Sean I. Mills
Two Oneida County residents are among the 28 new graduates of the state Department of Environmental Conservation's police academy, according to state officials. The new environmental conservation police officers graduated in a ceremony in Albany on Friday, Sept. 4.
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Sheriff's deputies said Stephen B. Hildenbrandt, 26, and Michael J. Allen Jr., 24, were involved in a road rage dispute with Robert H. Colp, 66, at Frenchtown and Streun roads on Aug. 10. Deputies said Hildenbrandt and Allen punched Colp, causing injury, and Colp damaged their vehicle, causing more than $1,500 in damages.
Police said Bigelow was involved in a domestic incident that exposed a juvenile to risk and a warrant for felony first-degree contempt has been issued. Police are advising the public not to approach or attempt to apprehend Bigelow if he is lcoated.
NEW HARTFORD — Three juveniles are facing multiple charges for fighting at the Sept. 4 New Hartford High School football game, according to the New Hartford Police Department.
ILION — A 34-year-old man is accused of stealing more than $2,000 in welfare benefits, according to the Herkimer County Sheriff's Office.
ROME — A trial date has been set at Nov. 9 for the Rome man accused of stabbing another man to death earlier this year. The trial is expected to take roughly two weeks.
DELTA LAKE — Delta Lake State Park has removed the floating docks from the water due to the low water levels in the Delta Reservoir, according to park officials.
Anyone who recognizes the suspect or has information on the theft is asked to email police at [email protected] or call 315-363-2323. Anonymous tips can be sent through the website www.MohawkValleyCrimeStoppers or by calling Crime Stoppers at 1-866-730-8477.
LENOX — A 22-year-old man is accused of driving under the influence of his drugs after his SUV crashed into a front yard in Madison County, burst
