One suspect in Sodus double-murder pleads guilty to conspiracy
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The Texas police officer accused of being involved in a double-murder, which shook the community of Sodus last fall – has pleaded guilty to conspiracy.
In court on Thursday, Bronchiole Bohlar pleaded guilty in connection with the killing of a Sodus couple. Joshua Niles and Amber Washburn were shot-and-killed in their driveway, which led to a manhunt for the killers.
Prosecutors say Bohlar talked about the deaths with the accused shooter Timothy Dean and Dean’s wife, Charlene Childers.
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The damaging winds have passed, but winter has returned to the Finger Lakes.
Take a look below at the sights and sounds of Wednesday’s damaging wind event.
Several large trucks were reported as overturned on major interstates around Rochester; and a tree was reported down on State Route 96 in Ontario County, as well.
In Canandaigua crews responded to the report of a mobile home coming apart due to the high winds; and in Webster a home was heavily damaged after a large tree was uprooted and crashed through the roof.
The occupants were not seriously hurt, but firefighters had to crawl through debris to get the 75-year-old out.