State appeals court reinforces ruling upholding Cuomo’s bar curfew
Updated Feb 19, 2021;
Posted Feb 19, 2021
Al s Wine & Whiskey Lounge, at 321 S. Clinton St. in Armory Square, is among the Central New York bars that have closed temporarily until the state s curfew is lifted.
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A state Appellate Court judge has issued a new ruling this week that strengthens an earlier opinion upholding Gov, Andrew Cuomo’s right to impose a statewide curfew on bars and restaurants holding liquor licenses.
The curfew, which Cuomo extended from 10 p.m. to 11 p.m. last week, has been roundly criticized by the state’s bar and restaurant owners. They say it cuts into some of their most lucrative business hours and forces them into the uncomfortable position of kicking customers out the door. Under the current curfew, all patrons must off the premises at 11 p.m.
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Pluviose was captured after GPS and phone records directed police to a house in Montgomery, a city just slightly smaller than Rochester.
Here s what Greece Police Chief Drew Forsythe said Wednesday night.
Forsythe: A female was observed leaving a residence, a felony stop was conducted, and she was taken into custody. Located on the floorboard under blankets in the back seat were Shekeria and Dimitri.
Shekeria and Dimitri are the sister and brother abducted from their foster home Monday night after police say two people went in through a front window and took them.
DNA from blood at the window, phone records, and GPS from a getaway rental car took police to Montgomery and the arrest of Pluviose.
The father of two children who were abducted earlier this week had previously lost custody of all four of his children, reportedly for abusive corporal punishment.
As CrimeOnline previously reported, two tall mask-wearing men reportedly kidnapped Shekeria Cash, 3, and Dimitri Cash Jr., 5, from a foster home in Greece, New York. Both men were dressed identical, police said, wearing flannel shirts, khaki pants, black ski masks, and black ski hats.
The suspects smashed into a window at the home and specifically searched for Dimitri Jr. and Shekeria. Police said the suspects violently grabbed the children and put duct tape around a foster mother and two other children, NBC 10 reports.