Nine of 11 counts against Port A man bound to court
Nine of the 11 charges filed against a Port Allegany man accused of making rude or threatening statements to several people in the borough have been bound to McKean County Court.
Two of the charges against Andrew R. Goodwill, 46, were withdrawn: stalking and recklessly endangering another person, court records indicate.
Meanwhile, at a preliminary hearing held Monday before District Judge William Todd, the following charges were bound to court: terroristic threats, a first-degree misdemeanor; harassment and disorderly conduct, third-degree misdemeanors; and two counts of harassment and four counts of disorderly conduct, summary charges.
According to the criminal complaint, between July 12 and 16, Goodwill made harassing statements over the phone and in person to several people in Port Allegany. On July 15, Port Allegany Police received separate complaints against Goodwill from borough staff, ambulance service staff and the borough mayor.
This includes alleged statements made to police, in person in the borough office, to an off-duty paramedic, to staff at the ambulance service both in person and on the phone and messages on the Port Allegany mayor’s answering machine, the complaint indicated.
Court records did not indicate Goodwill’s motive.
Goodwill is free on $2,000 unsecured bail.
All charges dismissed against Kane man
All charges against a Kane man accused of stalking a woman this spring in Kane have been dismissed.
Joseph Lorenzo, 63, appeared for a preliminary hearing Monday before District Judge David Engman, and the following charges were dismissed: stalking, theft by unlawful taking, theft from a motor vehicle and harassment, according to court records.
The case is now closed.
Assault charges against Kane man withdrawn
Criminal charges against a Kane man accused of assault in March were withdrawn Monday.
Roy B. Rockwell, 45, had a preliminary hearing scheduled before District Judge David Engman. Charges of simple assault and strangulation were withdrawn, but Rockwell pleaded guilty to a summary charge of harassment, court records indicate.
The harassment charge is for an incident on March 22 in Kane borough.
