Watertown police blotter lists six recent arrests and charges
Watertown police records listed charges against six people in recent cases involving alleged offenses including menacing, contempt, impaired driving and drug possession.
By the ClickNNY North Country Desk
Watertown police records list charges against six people in recent cases involving alleged offenses including menacing, criminal contempt, impaired driving, drug possession and burglary-related fugitive status.
The records say one person was charged with second-degree menacing and felony third-degree criminal possession of a weapon after allegedly running toward a victim while displaying a knife. Other cases included alleged violations of orders of protection, petit larceny, leaving the scene of a property-damage crash, cocaine possession, and driving while intoxicated. The records also listed blood-alcohol readings of 0.11% and 0.24% in two impaired-driving cases. The people charged were processed, held pending arraignment, or issued tickets, depending on the case.
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