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Scotia Police charge 4 with arson
A news conference was held this afternoon in Scotia regarding the arrest of four men on arson charges related to a 2010 incident. Posted on March 14, 2013.
Scotia Police Chief Pete Frisoni, center, addresses members of the media during a news conference with Officer John McDonough, State Police Capt. Timothy Munro, and Scotia Mayor Kris Kastberg Thursday. Frisoni announced that four men face arson charges related to a 2010 incident.
Schenectady County District Attorney Robert Carney addresses members of the media during a news conference with Scotia Police Chief Pete Frisoni Thursday following the arrests of four men on arson charges.
Scotia Police Chief Pete Frisoni, center, addresses members of the media during a news conference Thursday.
Joseph W. Parkhurst Thursday.
Alexander J. Grandstaff Thursday.
Gregory A. Mitchell Thursday.
Shawn D. Dedrick Thursday.
22 5th Street in Scotia, was vacant and being renovated at the time. The front porch was set on fire causing moderate damage in 2010 Thursday.
A vehicle was destroyed by a molotov cocktail parked next to 227 North Ballston Avenue in Scotia in 2010 Thursday.
219 North Ballston Avenue in Scotia, had siding damage after a molotov cocktail was thrown at the house in 2010 Thursday.
