The recent court appearances and sentencing in various towns in Genesee County have shed light on several criminal cases. In Covington, Justin Tilton’s trial was adjourned to 05/19/25. In Orangeville, Jose Mendoza was arraigned on a new indictment for Criminal Possession of a Weapon in the Second Degree and adjourned to 03/13/25. In Warsaw, David Hawk was sentenced to prison for Criminal Sale of a Controlled Substance in the Third Degree and Conspiracy in the Fifth Degree.
Other cases included Ramon Collazo in Attica pleading guilty to Promoting Prison Contraband and placed on interim probation, and Joseph Bond Macdonald in Eagle being sentenced for Petit Larceny and Coercion in the Third Degree. In Perry, Nicholas Stefaniak pleaded guilty to Assault in the Second Degree and Driving While Intoxicated.
The cases in Genesee County showcase a range of criminal offenses, from weapons possession to drug-related charges. The ongoing legal proceedings highlight the importance of upholding the law and the consequences of criminal activities in the community. Further court dates and sentencing hearings are scheduled for the coming months, demonstrating the commitment of the justice system to ensuring accountability for criminal behavior.
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