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Niagara County Mugshots OG, Niagara Falls, NY (2026)

07/31/2026

Feeney, Jessica Jeanette

Gender: Female
Height: 5 Ft. 8 In.
Weight: 260 lbs
Age: 34

ASSAULT -3RD
Date: 07/31/2026 11:10:06
Bail: N/A

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The current charge is third-degree assault, which generally involves an allegation of intentionally causing physical injury to another person.

The most recent prior booking was about four months ago, and it carried the exact same charge. That earlier booking actually listed the third-degree assault charge twice, which likely reflects how it was entered into the system rather than two separate incidents.

This page has featured this person three times now. Across Niagara County this week, 75 bookings were logged, and three of them involved an assault or battery charge.

Third-degree assault is typically a misdemeanor-level offense. After booking, the person will usually go before a judge for an initial appearance where bail and release conditions get sorted out, with a court date to follow.

Given the back-to-back bookings on the same charge, what do you think should happen at the bail hearing this time around?

07/31/2026

Tait, David Henry

Gender: Male
Height: 5 Ft. 8 In.
Weight: 140 lbs
Age: 47

AGGRAVATED UNLICENSED OPERATION - ALC***L RELATED
Date: 07/31/2026 09:21:55
Bail: N/A

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Someone allegedly got behind the wheel without a valid license, and the ALC***L-related tag on the charge suggests a prior DWI conviction or suspension tied to a past drunk-driving case is part of what bumped this up to an aggravated level.

This is the first time this page has featured this person. Niagara County logged 75 bookings in the last seven days.

Aggravated unlicensed operation charges like this one generally mean the suspension or revocation on record was tied to soM*THing more serious than a parking ticket, so the legal exposure can be heavier than a basic unlicensed-driving case. From here, the person would typically face a first-appearance hearing to address bail and then a future court date where the charges are formally handled.

Does anyone know if the stretch of road where this stop happened has seen a lot of traffic enforcement lately?

07/31/2026

Esch, Brett Michael

Gender: Male
Height: 6 Ft. 2 In.
Weight: 210 lbs
Age: 36

CRIMINAL MISCHIEF - 2ND
Date: 07/31/2026 03:51:41
Bail: N/A

The current charge is second-degree criminal mischief, which generally means someone is accused of intentionally damaging another person's property.

The prior arrests in the last year have included charges related to disobeying a court-related mandate and a charge involving alleged obstruction of breathing or blood circulation. The two mandate-related arrests about a month ago and again about a year ago suggest that charge has come up more than once at roughly the same interval.

This page has featured this person 7 times now, and Niagara County logged 75 bookings across the last seven days.

Criminal mischief charges typically lead to a first-appearance hearing where bail is set or the person is released, followed by a court date to address the allegations formally.

Given the pattern of prior charges in this record, do you think the court process has been working the way it should for this person?

07/31/2026

Mangan, Daryl Scott

Gender: Male
Height: 5 Ft. 9 In.
Weight: 182 lbs
Age: 55

HARASSMENT 2ND
Date: 07/31/2026 00:21:57
Bail: N/A

Someone in Niagara County is facing an alleged harassment charge, specifically at the second-degree level. That generally involves conduct like repeated unwanted contact or communication intended to annoy, alarm, or threaten another person.

No prior history was provided, so this appears to be the first time this person has shown up in these records.

This is the first time this page has featured this person. Niagara County has logged 75 bookings in the last seven days.

A harassment charge at this level is typically a violation or low-level misdemeanor, depending on the specifics. After booking, the person will likely face a first-appearance hearing where bail and next steps get sorted out.

Do you know anything about what allegedly happened here?

07/31/2026

Campbell, Scott Kelly

Gender: Male
Height: 6 Ft. 0 In.
Weight: 170 lbs
Age: 54

AGG UNLICENSED OPERATION 1: AGG UNLIC OP 2/ALC***L OR DR**
Date: 07/30/2026 16:56:41
Bail: N/A

The current charge alleges aggravated unlicensed operation of a vehicle, specifically a more serious version tied to ALC***L or DR** involvement. That means someone is accused of driving without a valid license while also having an ALC***L or DR**-related factor in the mix.

The previous arrests all clustered about a year ago, with two coming just days apart. One of those earlier bookings involved a DWI allegation, so an ALC***L or DR** element appearing again in the current charge is a connection worth noting.

This is the fourth time this page has featured this person. Niagara County logged 75 bookings in the last seven days, five of which involved a DR** charge.

Aggravated unlicensed operation charges typically mean authorities believe a person's driving privileges were suspended or revoked, and the aggravating factor bumps it to a more serious level. From here the process usually moves to a first appearance where bail or release conditions are set, followed by a court date.

Is there soM*THing about how repeat license-related charges get handled locally that you think people should understand better?

07/31/2026

Herrera-Acevedo, Rigoberto

Gender: Male
Height: 5 Ft. 6 In.
Weight: 200 lbs
Age: 49

United States Marshal Remand
Date: 07/30/2026 16:36:13
Bail: N/A

Someone has been brought in on what appears to be a federal hold, meaning a U.S. Marshal has placed them into custody, likely to be transferred to or held for a federal court proceeding.

This is the first time this page has featured this person. Niagara County logged 75 bookings in the last seven days.

A federal remand typically means a judge or federal authority has ordered someone held without the option of a local bond, often pending a hearing or transfer in the federal court system. The next step usually involves a federal appearance rather than the standard local arraignment process.

Is there anyone in the comments who knows more about the federal case behind this one?

07/31/2026

Gonzalez, Justyn David

Gender: Male
Height: 5 Ft. 8 In.
Weight: 210 lbs
Age: 26

PETIT LARCENY
Date: 07/30/2026 10:49:27
Bail: $10,000.00

BAIL JUMPING 2ND DEGREE
Date: 07/30/2026 10:49:27
Bail: $20,000.00

This booking involves two alleged offenses: petit larceny, which is a low-level theft charge, and bail jumping in the second degree, meaning the person is accused of failing to appear in court when required after a prior release.

The petit larceny charge is not new territory here. A booking from about a year ago included the exact same charge (twice, in fact), so this looks like a recurring pattern rather than a one-time stumble. The prior record also includes a grand larceny involving a vehicle, so theft-related allegations have shown up more than once across these arrests.

This page has featured this person 5 times now. For what it's worth as local context, Niagara County logged 75 bookings in the past seven days, and 18 of those were on theft-related charges.

Petit larceny is generally a misdemeanor-level theft allegation, and the bail jumping charge signals that the court had already given this person a shot at release that allegedly didn't work out as planned. From here, the person will typically face a first-appearance or arraignment where a judge decides on bail or release conditions, followed by future court dates.

For those who know this person, do you think the bail jumping charge will make it harder for them to get released this time around?

07/31/2026

Winstel, Andrew J

Gender: Male
Height: 6 Ft. 3 In.
Weight: 240 lbs
Age: 26

CRIM CONTEMPT-1ST: VIOL ORDER PROTECTION- PHYSICAL MENACE
Date: 07/29/2026 21:11:20
Bail: N/A

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The current charge alleges that this person violated an active order of protection through physical menacing, which falls under criminal contempt. In other words, a court had already told them to stay away or stop certain behavior, and prosecutors say they crossed that line in a physically threatening way.

Three of the four prior arrests on record happened within the last year, with the two most recent criminal mischief bookings landing on the same date about seven months ago and another criminal mischief charge following about three months after that. The current charge is a different category, but the pattern of court-related trouble showing up repeatedly in a short window is hard to ignore.

This page has featured this person five times now, and Niagara County logged 70 bookings across the county in the last seven days.

Violating an order of protection is treated seriously by courts because those orders exist specifically to protect someone who already went through a legal process to get one. After a booking like this, the next steps typically include a first-appearance hearing where a judge revisits bail conditions, and a separate court date to address the contempt allegation.

If you know anything about the circumstances here, or just have thoughts on how the courts handle order-of-protection violations locally, drop them in the comments.

07/31/2026

Scarbrough, William Edward

Gender: Male
Height: 6 Ft. 0 In.
Weight: 185 lbs
Age: 34

CRIM CONTEMPT-1ST:VIOL ORDER PROTECT- COMMUNICATES W/ PERSON
Date: 07/29/2026 17:37:18
Bail: $25,000.00

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Someone is accused of violating a protective order by making contact with the person that order was meant to shield. That kind of charge usually means a court had already told this individual to stay away or cut off communication, and prosecutors are now alleging that didn't happen.

This is the first time this page has featured this person. Niagara County has logged 71 bookings in the last seven days.

Contempt charges tied to protective orders are taken seriously by courts because the whole point of the order is to protect someone, so an alleged violation tends to trigger a quick appearance before a judge to revisit bond conditions or add new restrictions, followed by a separate court date on the contempt charge itself.

Do you know anything about the circumstances here, or have thoughts on how courts should handle alleged protective-order violations?

07/30/2026

Miller, Robert Joseph

Gender: Male
Height: 6 Ft. 0 In.
Weight: 165 lbs
Age: 47

PETIT LARCENY
Date: 07/29/2026 15:09:19
Bail: $5,000.00

OPERATE MV BY UNLICENSD DRIVER
Date: 07/29/2026 15:09:19
Bail: $5,000.00

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Someone allegedly walked away with property that wasn't theirs and was also behind the wheel without a valid license. Both are on the lower end of the severity scale, but they're still charges that require a court appearance.

This is the fifth time this person has shown up in the booking records, with four prior arrests spread over roughly the past four years. None of those earlier cases involved theft or an unlicensed driving allegation, so the current charges appear to be new territory rather than a repeat pattern. The most recent prior arrest was about two years ago.

This is the fifth time this page has highlighted this individual. Across Niagara County this week, 76 bookings have been logged, and 19 of them involved a theft-related charge, so this kind of case is far from rare right now.

Petit larceny is typically the lowest tier of theft offense, usually involving property valued below a set dollar threshold. From here, the accused will generally go before a judge for an initial appearance where bail and conditions of release get sorted out, followed by a future court date.

If you recognize the location or circumstances of the alleged theft, do you have any details to share?

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