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Most Wanted Probation Violators
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Posted 22 August 2025
On July 28, the Medina Police Department charged Da’Ron Bellan of Medina with criminal mischief 4th.
On August 2, the Medina Police Department executed an arrest warrant for Cassandra Beck of Medina with criminal contempt 2nd out of the Town of Ridgeway.
On August 2, the Medina Police Department executed a bench warrant for Cassandra Beck of Medina for fail to appear out of the Town of Ridgeway.
On August 4, the Medina Police Department charged Brandi Wade of Medina with burglary 3rd, harassment 2nd physical contact and endangering the welfare of a child.
On August 6, the Medina Police Department charged Michael Stachewicz of Medina with assault 3rd, reckless endangerment 2nd, endangering the welfare of a child and resisting arrest.
On August 7, the Medina Police Department charged Amir Barulich of Medina with driving while intoxicated 1st, aggravated unlicensed operator 1st, leaving scene property damage accident, moved from lane unsafely and failed to stop at stop sign.
On August 8, the Medina Police Department charged Katherine Gilbreath of Medina with driving while intoxicated and driving w/.08 of 1% or more alcohol.
On August 13, the Medina Police Department executed a bench warrant for Konrad Wallace of Medina for fail to appear out of the Town of Shelby.
On August 13, the Medina Police Department charged Stacy Moss, Jr., with disorderly conduct unreasonable noise and obstructing governmental administration 2nd.
On August 14, the Medina Police Department charged Stacy Moss, Jr., with harassment 2nd physical contact and menacing 3rd.
On August 14, the Medina Police Department charged Joseph Keller of Akron with aggravated unlicensed operation 3rd.
On August 15, the Medina Police Department charged Dylan Helenbrook of Corfu with aggravated unlicensed operation 3rd.
On August 16, the Medina Police Department charged Alexis Dugan of Albion with disorderly conduct fight/violent behavior.
On August 18, the Medina Police Department charged Brooklyn Babcock of Medina with aggravated unlicensed operator 3rd and operating while registration suspended/revoked.
On August 21, the Medina Police Department charged a 16-year-old with criminal mischief 4th intent to damage property and criminal mischief 4th prevent emergency call.
2 from Medina Smoke Shop face charges for criminal possession of cannabis
Posted 21 August 2025
MEDINA – The Medina Smoke Shop has been shut down by the State Office of Cannabis Management for selling and possessing unauthorized cannabis products, the Orleans County major Felony Crime Task Force announced today.
Two people operating the business also are facing charges for criminal possession of cannabis.
Law enforcement executed a search warrant on Wednesday at the Medina Smoke Shop, located at 335 North Main St. The Task Force was joined in executing the warrant by the Orleans County Sheriff’s Office, the Medina Police Department and the State Office of Cannabis Management.
Law enforcement seized over 3 pounds of cannabis flower, more than 25 pounds of cannabis edibles, over 200 THC vapes, numerous viles of THC wax, numerous mushroom infused chocolate bars and over $2,000 in cash, the Task Force said in a news release.
Aqeel Gobah and Raheeb Almaisari, both of Lackawanna, operate the Smoke Shop. They were both charged with 1 count of criminal possession of cannabis in the second degree (class E felony) and 1 count of criminal possession of cannabis in the third degree (class A misdemeanor).
Gobah and Almaisari were taken to the Orleans County Jail for processing and issued appearance tickets returnable to Ridgeway Town Court on Sept. 8.
Law enforcement also was assisted in the investigation by Orleans County District Attorney Susan Howard and the Orleans County Public Health Department.
This investigation is ongoing with further charges and arrests pending lab results, the Task Force said.
