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New York Outdoor News Cuffs & Collars – May 28, 2021

Outdoornews May 27, 2021 (Suffolk County) On April 24, while on evening patrol, ECO Grady received a tip about a subject fishing at the end of the new jetty at Cedar Beach by the inlet to Mount Sinai Harbor. The complainant said the angler was catching and keeping small striped bass in a blue cooler stashed in some rocks. The complainant had already informed the fisherman that the fish he caught were unlawful to keep, but the angler ignored the warning. ECO Grady arrived at the location just as the subject was loading his fishing gear into the trunk of his car. ECO Grady could see a fish tail sticking out of the cooler and proceeded to inspect its contents. The ECO found two small striped bass outside the legal slot size limits and ticketed the angler for possession of over-limit and undersized fish. The officer then returned the striped bass to the water. 

Kemo enters plea, gets sentenced | News, Sports, Jobs

Staff writer Michael D. McElwain SIGNED — Former Diocese of Steubenville Vicar General Kurt Kemo, right, signs his guilty plea Wednesday in Jefferson Common Pleas Court while his attorney, Chris Amato of Wellsville, looks on. Kemo, 64, admitted diverting nearly $300,000 in diocesan funds for his own use. He made full restitution to the diocese during the proceedings. STEUBENVILLE Monsignor Kurt Kemo, vicar general of the Diocese of Steubenville for well over a decade, bought expensive clothes, took flying lessons and booked hotel stays on his credit card. On Wednesday, Kemo admitted in Jefferson Common Pleas Court he’d diverted nearly $300,000 in funds intended for various projects in the diocese, including charitable endeavors, to subsidize his extravagant lifestyle.

Wellsville man gets 3 years on drug charges | News, Sports, Jobs

newsroom@reviewonline.com LISBON A Wellsville man was sentenced to three years in prison for drug-related charges in Common Pleas Court before Judge Scott Washam on Thursday. Devontae M. McKinney, 29, Chester Avenue, Wellsville, pleaded guilty in March to tampering with evidence, a third-degree felony; possession of cocaine, third-degree felony; possession of a fentanyl-related compound, a second-degree felony, and a forfeiture specification. “I would like to apologize for my actions to the community and take responsibility for what I did,” McKinney said prior to sentencing. According to court records, McKinney had attempted to hide a baggie of drugs down the back of his pants during a traffic stop of a vehicle he was riding in on Feb. 22, 2020. He was later found to have more than 10 grams of a compound mixture containing crack cocaine and fentanyl, along with $1,307 after East Liverpool K-9 Noras alerted to drugs in the vehicle and McKinney was searched for weapons.

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