The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) announced the arrest of a St. Johnsville man named Robert Myers Jr., age 47, on a felony bench warrant. Myers was charged with first-degree attempted criminal possession of a weapon.
Myers was taken into custody on Monday after he pleaded guilty to the charge but failed to surrender himself to county court on Saturday. Due to his failure to appear, a felony bench warrant was issued against him.
The Sheriff’s Office discovered Myers was at his home. Members of the MCSO, State Police, and the St. Johnsville Police Department went to his residence to investigate. After a brief period, Myers surrendered and was taken to Montgomery County Jail to await arraignment, according to the MCSO.
This arrest highlights the coordinated effort of various law enforcement agencies to ensure that individuals comply with court orders and are held accountable for their actions. Myers’ case serves as a reminder of the serious consequences of failing to appear in court when required.
Law enforcement authorities emphasize the importance of adhering to legal proceedings and court mandates. The cooperation between the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office, State Police, and the St. Johnsville Police Department demonstrates their commitment to upholding the law and ensuring community safety.
The MCSO continues to work diligently to enforce the law and maintain order within the community. Cases like Myers underline the necessity for individuals to comply with court orders to avoid further legal complications and potential arrest.
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Robert Myers Jr.’s arrest on a felony bench warrant underscores the significant efforts made by law enforcement agencies to maintain the integrity of the legal system. Individuals must take court mandates seriously to avoid additional legal consequences.
