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Lewis County Court Activity Report for November 30
11/30/18 03:00pm        By: Nick Altmire
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    Lowville, NY- The following plea and sentencing activity took place this
    morning in Lewis County Court, with the Honorable Daniel R. King presiding:

    Shane M. Boshart, 32, of Glenfield, entered guilty pleas to one count each of
    Aggravated DWI, a class E felony, and Criminal Mischief, a class A
    misdemeanor. He was then placed on interim conditions of probation for a year,
    while participating in the County's drug court program, with final sentencing set
    for December 6, 2019.

    Mr. Boshart admitted to operating a vehicle on South State Street, in the
    Village of Lowville, on June 10th, with a blood alcohol content of .27%. He
    additionally admitted to damaging a cell phone during a dispute on the same
    date. Mr. Boshart was previously convicted of DWI on April 12, 2011 in the
    Town of Watson.

    Angela L. Brouty, 40, of Lyons Falls, was arraigned and entered guilty pleas
    to two counts of third-degree Unlawful Manufacture of Methamphetamine, class
    D felonies and one count of Attempted Criminal Possession of a Controlled
    Substance, a class C felony. Judge King then placed her on interim conditions
    of probation for a year while Ms. Brouty participates in the County's drug court
    program. Final sentencing is scheduled for December 6, 2019.

    Ms. Brouty admitted to attempting to possess methamphetamine on April 26 in
    the Town of West Turin, in addition to possessing materials to manufacture the
    substance. She additionally admitted to possessing materials to manufacture
    methamphetamine on January 9 in the Town of Martinsburg.

    Tracie E. Dean, 26, of Lowville, pleaded guilty to one count of Offering a False
    Instrument for Filing, a class E felony, satisfying all counts she was facing.
    Sentencing in the case was set for February 1.

    Ms. Dean admitted to forging a letter submitted to the Lewis County
    Department of Social Services in order to receive SNAP benefits to which she
    wasn't entitled.

    Shane M. Jackson, 37, Town of Diana, was sentenced as a second-felony
    offender to serve 8 years in State prison, followed by 5 years of post-release
    parole on charges of second-degree Criminal Possession of a Controlled
    Substance, a class A felony, and third-degree Unlawful Manufacture of
    Methamphetamine, a class D felony, to which he entered guilty pleas to on
    October 1. He was ordered to pay $375bin court fees and will have his license
    to drive suspended for six months.

    Judge King issued the sentence over the objection of Lewis County District
    Attorney Leanne Moser, who had advocated for a 10 year prison sentence.

    Mr Jackson had previous felony convictions, for Assault in Jefferson County in
    November of 2011, and Robbery in Monroe County in 2001.

    The current charges stemmed from an incident at his Old State Road residence
    in the Town of Diana on March 29, 2018.

    Henry J. Kraeger, 62, of Port Leyden, entered guilty pleas to a charges of
    DWAI- Combined Drugs and Alcohol, a class D felony, second-degree
    Aggravated Unlicensed Operation of a Vehicle, an unclassified misdemeanor,
    Reckless Driving, an unclassified misdemeanor and a speeding violation. He
    was then placed on interim conditions of probation for a year, with sentencing
    scheduled for December 6, 2019.

    Mr. Krager admitted to operating a vehicle while under the combined influence
    of drugs and alcohol on the Murphy Road in the Town of Lyonsdale on July 29,
    at speeds exceeding 90 MPH, before crashing into a ditch.

    Mr. Krager has two prior DWI convictions, one in Oneida County in 2009 and
    one in Lewis County in 2010.

    Jill M. O'Connor, 40, of Brantingham, received a sentence of 6 years of
    probation on a charge of third-degree attempted Rape, a class A misdemeanor,
    to which she pleaded guilty to on October 1. She was originally facing charges
    of third-degree Rape, third-degree Criminal Sex Act, and Endangering the
    Welfare of a Child. She was ordered to pay $1,300 in court fees and will be
    required to register as a Level 1 sex offender. An order of protection was
    issued on behalf of the victim.
    Lewis County District Attorney Leanne Moser read a statement from the victim's
    parents prior to sentencing, outlining the negative effects the experience has
    had on their son, who was described as being on the autism spectrum and
    having increased anxiety and trust issues, while expressing their
    disappointment that Ms. O'Connor would take advantage of their son in this
    manner. The long lasting effects on both him and his development will impact
    his life well into the future they concluded.

    Ms. O'Connor was accused of engaging in sexual intercourse with a 15-year-
    old male in December of 2017.