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Posted 19 October 2025

Abbreviations: F = felony, M = misdemeanor, V = violation, T = traffic infraction

On October 8, the Albion Police Department charged a 14-year-old juvenile on North Platt Street for criminal mischief 2nd (F).

On October 8, the Albion Police Department charged Thomas Edgtion on North Platt Street for aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle 3rd (M).

On October 12, the Albion Police Department charged Jade Martin on Hamilton Street for petit larceny (M).

On October 12, the Albion Police Department charged Jade Martin on West Academy Street for burglary 3rd (F), petit larceny (M) and resisting arrest (M).

On October 14, the Albion Police Department charged John Buongiorne on Linwood Avenue for a bench warrant out of the Town of Gaines Court.

On October 15, the Albion Police Department charged Donovan Conner on North Platt for harassment 2nd (V).

On October 18, the Albion Police Department charged Christopher Enedy on East State Street for criminal trespass 3rd (M).


Posted 17 October 2025

ALBION – Three Albion residents, all age 18, have been charged with second-degree robbery after allegedly attacking two people and forcibly stealing property from one of the victims, Orleans County Sheriff Chris Bourke said.

Sheriff’s deputies were dispatched at 9:27 p.m. on Thursday to a reported roadside disturbance on Route 98 in the Town of Gaines, Bourke said.

In addition to facing second-degree robbery, a Class C felony, Raekwon Riley, Kwame Riley and Peyton Robinson also have been charged  with conspiracy in the 4th Degree, petit larceny and second-degree harassment.

 “At this time, the incident is believed to be isolated and targeted,” Bourke said. “There is no indication of an ongoing threat to the public.”

The three who were charged were transported to Pre-Arraignment  Detention at the Orleans County Jail for arrangement at CAP Court (Central Arraignment Part) at a later time. The Orleans County Sheriff’s Office was assisted by the Albion Police Department in the investigation.