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Lewis County Criminal Court Activity Report: October 27, 2017
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    Lowville, NY- The following plea and sentencing activity took place Friday in
    Lewis County Court with the Honorable Daniel R. King presiding:

    Richard Cobb Jr., 26, Lowville, entered guilty pleas to two counts each of
    third-degree Criminal Sale of a Controlled Substance and Criminal Possession
    of a Controlled Substance, class "B" felonies and four counts each of fifth-
    degree Criminal Sale of a Controlled Substance and Criminal Possession of a
    Controlled Substance, class "D" felonies. Sentencing was scheduled for
    December 8th. Mr. Cobb was accused of selling morphine and
    methamphetamine on January 4 in the Town of Watson and January 25 in the
    Village of Lowville, as well as selling and possessing meth on February 1 and
    March 2.
      
    Charles C. Fye, 27, Rochester, was sentenced to serve three years of
    probation, on a charge of fourth-degree Criminal Sale of Marijuana, a class "A"
    misdemeanor, to which he pleaded guilty on July 14. He was additionally
    ordered to pay $250 in court fees and forfeited $1,732 in assets seized. Mr.
    Fye was accused of selling marijuana on July 2 at the moe.down music festival
    in Turin.

    Jordan M. Miller, 24, Glenfield, was arraigned and pleaded guilty on a charge
    of third-degree Unlawful Manufacture of Methamphetamine, with sentencing
    set for January 19. Mr. Miller was accused of having meth-making materials
    during a vehicle stop on May 16 in the Town of Watson.

    Cindy S. Tack, 48, Port Leyden, was arraigned and entered a GUILTY plea on
    a charge of fifth-degree Welfare Fraud, a class "A" misdemeanor. Judge King
    then sentenced her to a one-year Conditional Discharge and no public
    assistance benefits for a year. Restitution in the amount of $2,439 was already
    paid and she was additionally ordered to pay $50 in court fees. Ms. Tack was
    accused of failing to report income on a SNAP application in August of 2016.

    Bram L. Widrick, 19, Lowville, was sentenced to 2 ½ years in State prison
    followed by one year of post-release parole supervision after unsuccessful
    completion of Interim Conditions of Probation on a charge of third-degree
    Unlawful Manufacture of Methamphetamine, a class "D" felony, to which he
    entered a GUILTY plea on July 7th. He was ordered to pay $375 in court fees
    and received a six-month driver’s license suspension. Mr. Widrick was accused
    of having meth-making materials during a traffic stop on May 16 in the Town of
    Watson.
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