CITY OF LOCKPORT

City man charged with stabbing uncle

A city man was arrested Friday on charges he stabbed his uncle in the face during an argument.

Isaac Jenkins, 36, 15 Oliver St., was charged Friday morning with second-degree assault, fourth-degree criminal possession of a weapon, second-degree menacing and unlawful possession of marijuana.

Officers responded to a Church Street home for a report of a man with a knife and found a resident bleeding from his face, with cuts to his upper lip and chest.

The man told police his nephew, Jenkins, had stabbed him and was still in the house.

The man said the two had argued because Jenkins came downstairs naked. Jenkins went into the kitchen and returned with two knifes.

The man said he’d tried to fight Jenkins off with a frying pan, but Jenkins stabbed him twice.

Officers found Jenkins inside the house and took him into custody.

Officers found four knives in the bedroom and one knife in the kitchen sink.

Jenkins also had a small bag of suspected marijuana in his pocket, the report said.



Niagara Falls

• ROBBERY: Police are searching for a suspect in a robbery in the 500 block of 19th Street. A 40-year-old man told officers he was confronted by a suspect on a bike at 4:27 p.m. Friday. The victim said the suspect pushed him into a fence and took his wallet, which contained $100 and a debit card. The suspect was last seen pedaling south on Niagara Street.

• ARREST: A Falls woman was arrested for stealing cash from a man who gave her a ride. Christina Lynn Deck, 18, 468 79th St., was charged with two counts of fourth-degree grand larceny and one count of possession of an imitation controlled substance. A 45-year-old man told police he had driven Deck to a house in the 2600 block of Ferry Avenue when she grabbed $50 from his hand and then ran inside the home. When she was arrested by police, Deck had a small baggie in her bra that contained fake cocaine.

Somerset

• FRAUD: A Lake Road woman reported Thursday that she received a phone call about 5 p.m. from a woman claiming to be from the International Winners Circle. The caller told the woman she’d won $5 million and needed to make arrangements to get the money. The woman said she could either get the money from a courier, with a $399 service fee, or go through the IRS, FBI and local police to obtain the money. The woman agreed to use the courier, and the caller told her someone would be coming to her house shortly to collect the money. The woman said she told the caller she did not have the money at the house, so the caller provided her with a phone number to call the following day, the report said.

City of Lockport

• HARASSMENT: Nicholas A. Doxey, 23, 172 Niagara St., lower, was charged Thursday night with second-degree harassment. Doxey allegedly found with an Evans Street woman on John Street on Aug. 1. The woman told police Doxey repeatedly used a racial slur and punched her in the face. He is due Wednesday in Lockport City Court.

• MENACING: Keena K. Wilson, 25, 318 Walnut St., was charged early Friday with second-degree menacing and fourth-degree criminal possession of a weapon. Officers reportedly saw Wilson standing on Niagara Street about 2:43 a.m., wielding a knife. Wilson was allegedly holding the knife over her head and yelling at a Gooding Street man. She was released on her own recognizance and is due Monday in Lockport City Court.

• ASSAULT: Daisy M. Woods, 27, 409 Clinton St., was charged early Thursday with second-degree assault, fourth-degree criminal possession of a weapon and endangering the welfare of a child. Officers responded to Robinson Place about 12:50 a.m. for a report of a man being stabbed and found an Ashley Place man standing in the road, bleeding from the back of his neck, the report said. The man told officers Woods had left the scene and was walking north on Robinson Place. Officers found Woods, who had her 3-year-old son with her, and took her into custody. The man was treated at Lockport Memorial Hospital. Officers found a knife in the backyard of a Spalding Street home, but it was unclear if it was the knife used in the alleged crime, the report said.

• DWI: Mary F. Bruski, 48, 60 Maple Street, upper, was charged Thursday night with driving while intoxicated and unsafe backing. A Maple Street man told officers Bruski backed her car into his pickup truck about 8:26 p.m. Bruski allegedly admitted to having two drinks earlier in the night. She allegedly failed several field sobriety tests and registered a 0.11 percent blood alcohol level on a breath test. Bruski was released on her own recognizance and is due Monday in Lockport City Court.

Town of Lockport

• DRUGS: Alan Richard Myers, 22, 4 McCue Ave., upper, was charged Thursday morning with unlawful possession of marijuana, second-degree aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle and an equipment violation after a 12:16 a.m. traffic stop on Hamm Road. Deputies reportedly found a glass pipe and marijuana on the passenger side floor. Another metal smoking pipe was reportedly found inside a golf bag in the back seat. Myers was held in lieu of $250 bail and is due Tuesday in Lockport Town Court.

• LARCENY: A South Transit Road man reported Thursday evening that someone stole a Pentium desktop computer worth $2,000 from his business, Western New York Occupational Therapy.

Newfane

• LARCENY: An employee of Jays Auto Sales on Ridge Road reported Friday that overnight, someone broke the window on a car in the lot and stole the stereo, stereo speakers and an amplifier from inside. The items are worth about $1,000, the report said.