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The Incident in Earlton, Greene County
In a troubling turn of events in the quiet hamlet of Earlton, Greene County, a shocking incident unfolded involving a Hudson man named Frank Baglieri. The incident took place on Harold C. Meyer Road, where a state trooper was allegedly assaulted by Baglieri during a routine traffic stop.
Assault and Arrest
Frank Baglieri, 42, pleaded guilty to felony assault and the misdemeanor of driving while ability impaired by drugs after the altercation with the state trooper. The incident occurred on a fateful day when Baglieri was reported attempting to strike another individual with a hammer before fleeing the scene.
Violent Confrontation
During the traffic stop, the trooper identified Baglieri as the suspect and attempted to interview him. However, Baglieri became combative and allegedly tried to strangle the trooper while attempting to take his gun from its holster. The situation escalated quickly, leading to a physical altercation between Baglieri and the trooper.
Arrest and Charges
With the help of a passing motorist, the trooper was able to restrain and arrest Baglieri. A subsequent search of Baglieri’s vehicle revealed the claw hammer that had been used in the earlier attempted assault. Baglieri faced a slew of charges, including criminal possession of a weapon, assault, robbery, menacing, and more.
Legal Proceedings
Court officials have indicated that Baglieri will be sentenced to state prison at a later date for his involvement in the assault on the state trooper. The incident serves as a stark reminder of the dangers faced by law enforcement officers in the line of duty.
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