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On the Beat: Son accused of punching his father in the head
Posted by Philip Anselmo on January 5, 2009 - 9:52am

Christopher P. Ball, 26, of 4902 Ellicott Street Road, Batavia, was charged with second-degree harassment early Sunday morning, Genesee County sheriff's deputies said. Ball is accused of punching his father in the head during a domestic dispute. Ball was sent to Genesee County Jail in lieu of $250.
Christopher Archer, 17, of Pembroke, was charged with second-degree harassment Friday, deputies said. Archer was allegedly involved in a fight following a domestic dispute.
Edward J. Roshea Jr., 40, of Corfu, was charged with driving while intoxicated Sunday, deputies said. Roshea Jr. was stopped by deputies for allegedly failing to keep right of the center line.
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I would still read the news here either way,but once again would not miss the On the beat section.
Not everybody who wants blotter is going to speak up and defend our running it.
The Daily News runs the same press releases we do. They've been doing it long before The Batavian came along.
Just about every newspaper in the country runs reports of arrests and incidents of some kind: Why? Because readers want it.
We're not going to stop running it, either. It's important community news.
I reject totally the notion that this is preying on people's misfortune. It's news. It's news that most people in the community want to know about. People want to know not for curiosity sake because these alleged crimes impact them, their families, their neighborhoods and their job sites. The accused also have a right to have a source of factual information in the public about the allegations, rather than be subjected merely to misinformed gossip.
And these are hardly slight indiscretions. This are of crimes that the police judged serious enough to put out press releases on. It gets into a very sticky ethical territory if we start passing judgments over which Sheriff's Department and Police Department press releases we should publish or not.
Harrassment and intoxication are "evils" needing to be understood
If you believe that then you cannot risk allowing things to be "swept under the rug" making people search out what may not be there to find which means less people searching which means even less understanding
If you ask me these are laws that have been broken
Why do we have laws? This should be the end of the argument IMO
"public" or "social" laws for public safety
Break a law you break public trust
Everyone suffers to some degree .. not just the other party that is involved in such things as domestics etc
therefore
Everyone should be notified
I'm not against taking away personal comments
on individuals
named in the blotter
Did you call the Town of Batavia to get a copy of that 40 year old you were so concerned about?
Knowing all the details are still being discussed, are you in principle, in favor of consolidation?