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Police: Man Caught

Breaking In Home

ONEONTA – A Mount Vision man was arrested after he was allegedly caught breaking into an Oneonta home while the owners were inside, according to Trooper Aga Dembinska, Troop C public relations officer.

Herbert J. Bidwell Jr., 38, Mount Vision, was arrested after county 911 dispatched state police to a burglary in progress at a home on Route 28, Town of Oneonta. The residents were home when they heard glass breaking and called 911.

When troopers arrived, they allegedly found Bidwell inside the residence. He was arrested and also allegedly found in possession of suspected heroin.

Bidwell was charged with the felony of Burglary, second degree and the misdemeanor of Criminal Trespass, second degree.

During the investigation, troopers learned that Bidwell had allegedly entered another neighboring home and he was additionally charged with a second count of trespassing.

 

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  1. Really, Troop C? When are you going to arrest Kirk Button, Brenda Shaw and Ponch Mcpeak for burglarizing my house WITH ME INSIDE? I’m not important enough for you to to fill out paperwork? I have PTSD because of your worthless “investigators.” Btw- NOTHING TO INVESTIGATE SINCE I CONFRONTED THEM AND CAN ID THEM. Morons.

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