JAMESTOWN POLICE DEPARTMENT

¯ William D. White, 57, and Daniel M. Baird, 47, no address listed, were each charged with second-degree burglary and petit larceny. Officers responded at 3:27 a.m. Friday to a residence on the north side of the city. White and Baird were located exiting the residence. White was found to have an active probation warrant through Jamestown City Court. An investigation found that White and Baird allegedly entered the residence without permission and stole a pack of hot dogs and a chocolate pie. Both were taken into custody and held for arraignment.

¯ Anthony M. Waterman, 35, of Jamestown, was charged with first-degree criminal contempt and aggravated family offense. Officers responded at 8:02 p.m. Thursday to a north side residence for a probation check. Waterman was found inside the residence with a woman who had an order of protection. Waterman was transported to Jamestown City Jail and held for arraignment.

¯ Ashley M. Stingel, 30, of Jamestown, was charged with third-degree attempted arson and third-degree burglary. Officers responded at 3:10 p.m. to the west side of the city for smoke coming from a garage. Officers were advised that a female had allegedly attempted to set the garage on fire but fled on foot. Stingel was quickly located and was taken into custody without incident. She was held pending arraignment in Jamestown City Court.

CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE

POMFRET — A Dunkirk man was charged after driving to an event while intoxicated.

Deputies with the Chautauqua County Sheriff’s Office were assisting with conducting a driving while intoxicated victim impact panel meeting at the BOCES LoGuidice Center on Wednesday. The victim impact program was started in early 2000, and is a collaboration of Stop DWI, the Sheriff’s Office, the District Attorney’s Office, and Probation.

Defendants who were charged with driving while intoxicated, or impaired by drugs are mandated by the courts to attend a victim impact panel meeting. Part of meetings consist of defendant’s listening to panelists who have lost a loved one to the senseless act of driving while intoxicated related charges.

During the preregistration screening process, deputies observed one of the defendant’s, later identified as Paul H. Dietzen, 67, arriving to the meeting operating a 2022 Hyundia. While registering, deputies determined that Dietzen drove to the meeting intoxicated. He was charged with driving while intoxicated and driving with more than a 0.08 blood alcohol content.

After processing, it was determined that Dietzen’s blood alcohol content was 0.13%, which is over the legal limit of .08 %. Dietzen was released, and is to be back in the town of Pomfret court later.