Man with sex offender status accused of another sex crime
NORWICH – Chenango County Court heard the case of a Norwich man accused of rape in the third degree on Monday.
Aaron J. Squires, 36, was present in court, after being transported from the Chenango County Correctional Facility, with his assigned attorney John Cameron.
First Assistant District Attorney Michael D. Ferrarese was present to represent the people before Judge Frank B. Revoir on the matter.
Squires was previously arrested by a Chenango County Sheriff's Deputy on March 30, 2016 for the crime of criminal contempt in the second degree, after an investigation into a report of him violating the conditions of a stay away order of protection.
Allegedly, Detective-Sergeant Rebuen Roach of the Norwich Police Department relayed information to the Chenango County Sheriff’s Office that while incarcerated, Squires had been communicating with the victim of previous crimes and that there is a valid order of protection in place, issued by the City of Norwich Court.
While in County Court, Squires did choose to waive his Constitutional right to be indicted by a grand jury in Chenango County, rather he submitted to the filing of The District Attorney's Office Superior Court Information (SCI).
The SCI charged Squires with the class E felony of rape in the third degree; the class E felony of incest in the third degree; and the class A misdemeanor of endangering the welfare of a child.
His attorney, Cameron, chose to waive a reading of the exact allegations and did enter not guilty pleas to all the counts.
Ferrarese did file his affidavit of service and notice of intent for trial before saying, “This defendant has been remanded by the local court. I believe that he has three felonies, and eight misdemeanors as well as failures to register (Sex Offender). He is now standing before the court for an incestuous sex assault, he does pose a flight risk. He is no stranger to State Prison, he has been there at least two times.”
Ferrarese did ask for bail to be set at $50,000 cash or $150,000 bond at this time.
Cameron spoke on behalf of his client saying, “He does have prior felony convictions, but he is a lifelong resident of the area. I ask the court to set bail at a reasonable amount, $50,000 is a little excessive.”
Judge Revoir chose to set bail for Squires at $40,000 cash or $80,000 bond.
It should be noted that Squires is currently registered as a level one sex offender.
An order of protection was issued on behalf of the victim of this matter, who is under the age of 18.
Squires did chose to participate in the pre-plea investigation at this time and is currently being held at the CCCF as he awaits his next court date.
Aaron J. Squires, 36, was present in court, after being transported from the Chenango County Correctional Facility, with his assigned attorney John Cameron.
First Assistant District Attorney Michael D. Ferrarese was present to represent the people before Judge Frank B. Revoir on the matter.
Squires was previously arrested by a Chenango County Sheriff's Deputy on March 30, 2016 for the crime of criminal contempt in the second degree, after an investigation into a report of him violating the conditions of a stay away order of protection.
Allegedly, Detective-Sergeant Rebuen Roach of the Norwich Police Department relayed information to the Chenango County Sheriff’s Office that while incarcerated, Squires had been communicating with the victim of previous crimes and that there is a valid order of protection in place, issued by the City of Norwich Court.
While in County Court, Squires did choose to waive his Constitutional right to be indicted by a grand jury in Chenango County, rather he submitted to the filing of The District Attorney's Office Superior Court Information (SCI).
The SCI charged Squires with the class E felony of rape in the third degree; the class E felony of incest in the third degree; and the class A misdemeanor of endangering the welfare of a child.
His attorney, Cameron, chose to waive a reading of the exact allegations and did enter not guilty pleas to all the counts.
Ferrarese did file his affidavit of service and notice of intent for trial before saying, “This defendant has been remanded by the local court. I believe that he has three felonies, and eight misdemeanors as well as failures to register (Sex Offender). He is now standing before the court for an incestuous sex assault, he does pose a flight risk. He is no stranger to State Prison, he has been there at least two times.”
Ferrarese did ask for bail to be set at $50,000 cash or $150,000 bond at this time.
Cameron spoke on behalf of his client saying, “He does have prior felony convictions, but he is a lifelong resident of the area. I ask the court to set bail at a reasonable amount, $50,000 is a little excessive.”
Judge Revoir chose to set bail for Squires at $40,000 cash or $80,000 bond.
It should be noted that Squires is currently registered as a level one sex offender.
An order of protection was issued on behalf of the victim of this matter, who is under the age of 18.
Squires did chose to participate in the pre-plea investigation at this time and is currently being held at the CCCF as he awaits his next court date.
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