Sean McCrory
Messenger Post Media
Canandaigua, NY, United States
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City of Canandaigua refusing to say why police officer in fatal shooting has not been identified
Canandaigua's city manager, police chief and city attorney all are declining to comment on the city's decision to withhold the name of the police officer involved in the Oct. 4 shooting that claimed the life of an off-duty parole officer at Pinnacle North Apartments. The Daily Messenger on Tuesday filed a Freedom of Information Law request seeking the identity. → Read More
ID of officer in fatal shooting still not revealed
The Daily Messenger on Tuesday issued a FOIL request to the city seeking the identity of the officer involved in the Oct. 4 shooting incident. The newspaper has now retained legal counsel after the city declined to provide the identity despite a state public records expert saying it is "clearly public, clearly public, clearly public." → Read More
Eight days after fatal shooting, officer's identity still not revealed
The Daily Messenger on Tuesday issued a FOIL request to the city seeking the identity of the officer involved in the Oct. 4 shooting incident. The newspaper has now retained legal counsel after the city declined to provide the identity despite a state public records expert saying it is "clearly public, clearly public, clearly public." → Read More
8 days after fatal shooting, officer's identity still not revealed
The Daily Messenger on Tuesday issued a FOIL request to the city seeking the identity of the officer involved in the Oct. 4 shooting incident. The newspaper has now retained legal counsel after the city declined to provide the identity despite a state public records expert saying it is "clearly public, clearly public, clearly public." → Read More
8 days after fatal shooting, ID of officer still not revealed
The Daily Messenger on Tuesday issued a FOIL request to the city seeking the identity of the officer involved in the Oct. 4 shooting incident. The newspaper has now retained legal counsel after the city declined to provide the identity despite a state public records expert saying it is "clearly public, clearly public, clearly public." → Read More