The Jamestown Police Department reports the following arrests during the month of April:
On April 1st, Jamestown Police were called to a downtown business at about 10:15 AM for an unwanted male. 40-year-old Richard Goodman III was allegedly refusing to leave and screaming in the lobby. Officers say Goodman became combative as they tried to escort him off the property. He was taken into custody after a brief struggle and charged with resisting arrest and disorderly conduct.
On April 2nd, officers were working a GIVE hotspot detail in the area of Newland Avenue and Sampson Street at about 6:45 PM, when they saw 28-year-old Todd Dellahoy walking on Newland Avenue. They ordered Dellahoy to stop, but he did not, and he led officers on a short foot pursuit. He was apprehended a short time later and charged with resisting arrest and outstanding warrants.
On April 3rd, officers arrested 38-year-old Billy Mullins after he was seen walking in the area of East 6th Street and Lincoln Street shortly before 7:30 PM. Officers patrolling the area were aware that Mullins had an active warrant from Warren, Pennsylvania. He was taken into custody without incident and was held pending arraignment and extradition.
On April 3rd, Jamestown Police stopped a vehicle in the area of Water Street and King Street shortly before 7:30 PM for observed traffic infractions. Officers determined that the occupants of the vehicle -- Jeffrey Kolb and Jamal Turner, both of Buffalo -- were allegedly in possession of a quantity of fentanyl. Officers add that Kolb was found to have an outstanding warrant from the West Seneca Police Department. Kolb and Turner were both charged with 7th-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance. Kolb was also charged on his warrant, while Turner was issued traffic citations.
On April 4th, officers working a GIVE detail saw a vehicle commit a traffic infraction in the area of South Main Street and Harrison Street at about 12:45 AM. Further investigation found that the driver, 42-year-old Tremayne Green, was allegedly under the influence of alcohol. He was charged with DWI and a traffic infraction.
On April 4th, Jamestown Police were called to an area on the city's north side at about 7:15 AM for a possible drunk driver. Officers arrived and made contact with 58-year-old James Geist, who was allegedly determined to be operating the vehicle in an intoxicated state. He was charged with DWI and released with an appearance ticket.
On April 5th, officers responded to an address on the city's south side for a reported domestic dispute on progress in the middle of a street shortly after 9:45 AM. 37-year-old Christopher Dellahoy was located in the presence of the victim. Police were aware of a valid stay-away order of protection against Dellahoy protecting the victim in this case. Dellahoy began to flee on his bike, but was stopped shortly after and was taken into custody without incident. He was charged with 2nd-degree criminal contempt.
On April 5th, Jamestown Police were called to a report of a burglary in progress at the Dahlstrom Manufacturing complex at 443 Buffalo Street shortly after 1:30 PM. On arrival, officers were advised by the victim that two suspects had fled the scene. 19-year-old Steven Osborne and a 17-year-old juvenile from Hamburg were located a short distance away and taken into custody without incident. Osborne was charged with 3rd-degree criminal trespass, while the minor was turned over to another party and was to be charged at a later time.
