Two Ithaca residents were charged Friday with third-degree robbery after allegedly robbing a man near the Holiday Inn’s parking lot Wednesday evening, according to Ithaca Police.
City police expressed dismay Monday that the man accused of shooting an Ithaca Police officer in October was not found guilty of attempting to intentionally kill the officer.
With a Distracted Driving Initiative, City of Ithaca Mayor Svante Myrick ’09 is cracking down on drivers who use cellphones and other electronic devices while driving. For two weeks, Ithaca police will heighten their enforcement of rules against distracted driving, Myrick announced Monday through his Twitter and Facebook accounts.
Zach Yuzka grad encountered something a bit more troublesome than a faulty light in his home Thursday evening: “The bathroom was on fire,” and the fan had fallen out of the ceiling.
About 35 minutes after shots were reportedly fired in Collegetown on Tuesday morning, police received a call regarding a man with a gunshot wound to his buttocks.
After a jury awarded a $2-million settlement to a white police officer who sued the City of Ithaca for discrimination, a federal judge has thrown out the damages and ordered a new trial to proceed, the City of Ithaca announced Friday.
Claiming that she helped hide the man accused of shooting Ithaca Police Officer Anthony Augustine, police arrested Kimberly Harden, a 35-year-old Ithaca resident, on Monday.