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Michael Mashburn

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mmashburn@dailyvoice.com

Michael joined the Daily Voice team in April 2022 covering news throughout New York, including the Capital Region, Hudson Valley, and Long Island. He previously worked as a reporter for ABC Radio affiliates KTAR in Phoenix and KOMO in Seattle. Michael graduated from Arizona State University with a BA in journalism in May 2014. 

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Have You Seen Him? Alert Issued For Long Island Man Missing For 2 Days Have You Seen Him? Alert Issued For Long Island Man Missing For 2 Days
Have You Seen Him? Alert Issued For Long Island Man Missing For 2 Days Police are asking for help in locating a Long Island man who has been missing for two days. James Thomas Lee, age 82, of North Sea, was last seen on North Sea Road Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 25, according to Southampton Town Police. Lee has Alzheimer’s and may be in need of medical attention, police said. He is described as 5-foot-9 and 180 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes.  He has a beard, wears glasses, and is known to wear a black baseball hat that says, “Native.” Anyone with information is asked to contact the Southampton Town Police Department at 631-728-3400 or call 911. S…

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New Update: Missing Capital Region 14-Year-Old Found New Update: Missing Capital Region 14-Year-Old Found
New Update: Missing Capital Region 14-Year-Old Found New update: A 14-year-old girl from the region who was reported missing has been located. Saratoga County resident Rylee Pulver had last been seen at her Clifton Park residence on Wednesday, Jan. 24, according to sheriff’s officials. On Monday, Jan. 29, deputies announced that she was found safe. No other details were given. Original story: Police are asking for help in locating a 14-year-old girl from the region who was reported missing. Saratoga County resident Rylee Pulver was last seen at her Clifton Park residence on Wednesday, Jan. 24, according to sheriff’s officials. Pulver is …

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Ostrich, Prairie Dogs Among 100 Animals Confiscated From Hoarder's Long Island Home: Police Ostrich, Prairie Dogs Among 100 Animals Confiscated From Hoarder's Long Island Home: Police
Ostrich, Prairie Dogs Among 100 Animals Confiscated From Hoarder's Long Island Home: Police A Long Island man is facing dozens of violations after authorities confiscated enough exotic animals to rival Doctor Dolittle. Federal, state, and local investigators descended on the man’s North Bellmore home on Tuesday night, Jan. 23, following a complaint from Humane Long Island. The search, led by the Nassau County SPCA, turned up 100 hoarded animals inside his basement and backyard, according to the organization. Among them were a South American ostrich, an endangered Tiger Salamander, a Giant African snail, an opossum, and two prairie dogs. Officers also found a Sulcata tortoise, se…

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Woman Admits Stealing $550K From Capital Region Employer: 'A Crime Of Greed' Woman Admits Stealing $550K From Capital Region Employer: 'A Crime Of Greed'
Woman Admits Stealing $550K From Capital Region Employer: 'A Crime Of Greed' Years of prison await a woman from the region who confessed to stealing more than a half million dollars from her employer. Rensselaer County resident Debra Powers, age 64, of Troy, pleaded guilty to theft and tax fraud in Saratoga County Court on Friday, Jan. 19. According to prosecutors, Powers admitted to using a company credit card for personal use while employed at Cascades Inc., located in the town of Waterford. An investigation by New York State Police found that she stole $548,993 over a five-year period. She concealed the unauthorized purchases by submitting phony, altered, or in…

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Police & Fire
Drunk Driver Hits Car, Plow Truck Before Fleeing, Overturning In Capital Region: Police Drunk Driver Hits Car, Plow Truck Before Fleeing, Overturning In Capital Region: Police
Drunk Driver Hits Car, Plow Truck Before Fleeing, Overturning In Capital Region: Police A woman is facing drunk driving charges after allegedly crashing into two vehicles, including a snowplow truck, and then rolling her car while attempting to flee. The Saratoga County wreck happened at around 9:15 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 23 in the town of Milton. Sheriff’s officials said Nicole Deyo, age 41, was driving westbound on Galway Road when she ran a stop sign at Middle Line Road and struck another car already in the intersection. She then collided with a Saratoga County Department of Public Works plow truck that was waiting to go eastbound. Following the crash, Deyo allegedly tried fl…

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Update: Capital Region 16-Year-Old Missing For 2 Weeks Located Update: Capital Region 16-Year-Old Missing For 2 Weeks Located
Update: Capital Region 16-Year-Old Missing For 2 Weeks Located New update: A 16-year-old girl from the region who had been missing for two weeks has been located. Janeliz Rodriguez, of Schenectady, had last been seen on Wednesday, Jan. 10 when she left home during the overnight hours, according to police. On Wednesday, Jan. 24, Schenectady Police announced that Rodriguez had been located.  No other information was given. Original story: Police are seeking tips in the disappearance of a 16-year-old girl from the region who has been missing for two weeks. Janeliz Rodriguez, of Schenectady, was last seen on Wednesday, Jan. 10 when she left …

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Wrong Turn Shooting: Homeowner Guilty Of Murder, Evidence Tampering In Death Of NY 20-Year-Old Wrong Turn Shooting: Homeowner Guilty Of Murder, Evidence Tampering In Death Of NY 20-Year-Old
Wrong Turn Shooting: Homeowner Guilty Of Murder, Evidence Tampering In Death Of NY 20-Year-Old A New York jury found an upstate homeowner guilty of murder for opening fire on a car that mistakenly drove onto his property, killing a 20-year-old woman. Kevin Monahan, age 65, was convicted of second-degree murder in Washington County Court on Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 23 in the death of Kaylin Gillis. The seven men and five women also found Monahan guilty of tampering with evidence and reckless endangerment after deliberating for just two hours. Earlier Report: 'Glue Of The Family': Funeral Set For Schuylerville Woman Slain In Wrong Driveway Shooting Investigators said it was jus…

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Long Island Man Sexually Abused 9-Year-Old Niece While Family Took Dog To Vet, Jury Finds Long Island Man Sexually Abused 9-Year-Old Niece While Family Took Dog To Vet, Jury Finds
Long Island Man Sexually Abused 9-Year-Old Niece While Family Took Dog To Vet, Jury Finds A Long Island man is facing more than a decade in prison after a jury found that he sexually abused his 9-year-old niece. The 33-year-old Flanders resident was found guilty of multiple sex crimes by a Suffolk County jury on Tuesday, Jan. 23. Prosecutors are not naming the man in order to protect the victim’s identity. According to investigators, the girl was left alone with her uncle in December 2021 while her family took their dog to the veterinarian. The defendant, who rented a room in the house, entered the girl’s bedroom and asked her if she wanted her back scratched. When the child…

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Police & Fire
Unwelcome Behavior: Vandals Damage Long Island Locale's 'Welcome' Sign, Steal Second Marker Unwelcome Behavior: Vandals Damage Long Island Locale's 'Welcome' Sign, Steal Second Marker
Unwelcome Behavior: Vandals Damage Long Island Locale's 'Welcome' Sign, Steal Second Marker Police are asking for information after vandals damaged a Long Island hamlet’s welcome sign and made off with a second marker. The incident happened sometime around Tuesday, Jan. 23, in Flanders, near the intersection of Pleasure Drive and CR 105. Southampton Town Police said someone knocked over and damaged the “Welcome to Flanders” sign and stole the street sign for Pleasure Drive. The vandalism is believed to have happened within the past few days, said police, who noted the same sign had been damaged in an incident last year. Detectives are asking anyone with information to contact th…

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American Airlines Flight Makes Emergency Landing In Capital Region American Airlines Flight Makes Emergency Landing In Capital Region
American Airlines Flight Makes Emergency Landing In Capital Region An American Airlines flight to Boston was forced to make an emergency landing in Albany. Flight 4716, operating under the airline’s regional brand American Eagle, was enroute from Indianapolis when it experienced an electrical issue at around 10:50 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 23. The Embraer 175 plane was diverted to Albany International Airport, where it landed safely roughly 15 minutes later, airport spokesperson Steve Smith told Daily Voice. Airport firefighters escorted the aircraft to the gate and all passengers and crew deplaned without incident. Following a three-hour delay, the flight depa…

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