The execution of a search warrant by the New York State
Police has resulted in methamphetamine-related charges against several
subjects. On Thursday at approximately 6 p.m., Troopers and Investigators from
N. Hornell, Wayland, and Bath, in conjunction with the N.Y.S.P. Contaminated
Crime Scene Emergency Response Team (C.C.S.E.R.T.), executed the warrant at a
private residence located at 8917 Ct. Rt. 52, Lot 2, in the hamlet of Burns –
the residence of Frederick Snyder and Carter L. Snyder. According to Senior Investigator Curt Eaton,
the search yielded components and equipment used in the manufacture of
methamphetamine. Charged with Unlawful
Manufacture of Methamphetamine, 3rd degree, a class “D” felony, and Unlawful
Disposal of Methamphetamine Laboratory Material, a class “E” felony, were the following:
Carter L. Snyder; age 48; #8917 Ct. Rt. #52, Lot #2,
Arkport, N.Y.
James Batrowny; age 38; Albert St., Elmira, N.Y.
Nicholas E. Rideout; age 29; #8 Spruce St., Canisteo, N.Y.
Sarah Rideout; age 29; #8 Spruce St., Canisteo, N.Y.
Jennifer L. Ellis; age 27; #54 ½ Main St., Almond, N.Y.
All were arraigned before Town of Dansville Justice Ellen
Gendreau and remanded to the Steuben Co. Jail.
Snyder and Batrowny were remanded without bail; Nicholas and Sarah
Rideout were remanded on $2,000.00 cash bail/$4,000.00 property bond; and Ellis
was remanded on $4,000.00 cash bail/ $8,000.00 property bond. Hornell Police Dept. assisted with the
investigation – further arrests are pending.
New Update:
New Update:
An additional arrest has been made regarding the execution
of a search warrant by the New York State Police on 03/09/17. Frederick Snyder, age 45, of #8917 Ct. Rt.,
#52, Lot #2, Arkport, N.Y., was charged with Unlawful Manufacture of
Methamphetamine, 3rd degree, a class “D” felony, and Unlawful Disposal of
Methamphetamine Laboratory Material, a class “E” felony, for allegedly
possessing components and equipment used in the manufacture of
methamphetamine. Snyder was arraigned
before City of Hornell Judge David Coddington, and remanded to the Steuben Co.
Jail without bail.
