Crime & Safety
Batavia Police: Dog Bite, Head-Butt, Custody Dispute
The following arrest information was supplied by the Batavia Police Department. It does not indicate a conviction.
Batavia Police reported the following incidents in town on Sept. 25. Here they are in chronological order:
8:06 a.m.—Traffic Arrest
A 36-year-old Aurora man is headed to court after a run-in with police on Batavia's downtown bridge.
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Victor M. Gutierrez, 1043 Front St., Aurora, was cited for speeding and no valid drivers license on the Donovan Bridge near 1 E. Wilson St.
Gutierrez posted $150 bond. He was released with a court date of Oct. 18.
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8:57 a.m.—Dog Bite
Two dogs were involved in a fight on the 100 block of Spring Street.
One dog went away from the scene with a torn left ear and red eye, according to a police report.
No further action is being pursued at this time.
6:43 p.m.—Traffic Arrest
A 37-year-old Aurora woman is headed to court after a run-in with police on the city's west side.
Samantha L. Galloway, 1997 Tall Oaks Dr. #1A, was cited for driving while license suspended on the 500 block of North Randall Road.
Galloway was also issued a warning ticket for an expired registration sticker.
Galloway was issued a $1,500 I-bond. She was released with a court date of Oct. 11.
7:36 p.m.—Battery
Two subjects were involved in an incident of battery on the 0-99 block of North Water Street.
One subject head-butted the other subject, according to a police report.
There was a large laceration on top of the victim's head, and a possible chipped tooth.
The victim left prior to the responding officer's arrival.
Police were unable to locate the victim.
11:31 p.m.—Child Custody Dispute
Two subjects were involved in a custody dispute on the 500 block of East Wilson Street.
Further information on this incident was not available.
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