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Scott DeSmit

Scott DeSmit

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Staff Reporter, Batavia Daily News

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  • Sheriff: Medina woman bilked cancer charity for electronics

    By Scott DeSmit Verified| Batavia Daily News Verified MEDINA — A Medina woman was charged with scamming a charity devoted to helping children with cancer, Orleans County Sheriff Christopher Bourke said. Lynn Horn, 38, was charged with criminal impersonation after an investigation revealed she allegedly submitted "multiple fraudulent" applications to Hopecam, a Virginia-based non-for-profit that provides tablets, webcams, Chromebooks and other supplies to children diagnosed with cancer. kAmx?G6DE:82E@CD D2:5 w@C? H2D 2EE6>AE:?8 E@ @3E2:?

    By Scott DeSmit Verified · Batavia Daily News

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Montreal man sentenced for scam targeting Arcade woman

    By Scott DeSmit Verified| Batavia Daily News Verified BUFFALO — A Montreal man who defrauded elderly victims in a telephone scam, including an Arcade woman, was sentenced to three years in federal prison Friday in U.S. District Court. Mohamed Khaled Sakr, 31, was convicted of conspiracy to commit wire fraud. Judge Lawrence J. Vilardo also ordered Sakr to pay $262,500 restitution to 18 victims. kAmpDD:DE2?E &]$] pEE@C?6J p2C@?

    By Scott DeSmit Verified · Batavia Daily News

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • Sheriff: Medina woman bilked cancer charity for electronics

    By Scott DeSmit Verified| Batavia Daily News Verified MEDINA — A Medina woman was charged with scamming a charity devoted to helping children with cancer, Orleans County Sheriff Christopher Bourke said. Lynn Horn, 38, was charged with criminal impersonation after an investigation revealed she allegedly submitted "multiple fraudulent" applications to Hopecam, a Virginia-based non-for-profit that provides tablets, webcams, Chromebooks and other supplies to children diagnosed with cancer. kAmx?G6DE:82E@CD D2:5 w@C? H2D 2EE6>AE:?8 E@ @3E2:?

    By Scott DeSmit Verified · Batavia Daily News

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Batavia Daily News