District Attorney Scott McNamara explains prosecuting Juvenile as Adult in Home Sex Attacks and uncertainty of Conceal-Carry Law in Applebee’s

January 18, 2023

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Oneida County District Attorney Scott McNamara explains how he’s prosecuting arrested Juvenile as Adult in Home Burglaries and Sex Attacks, and also uncertainty of Gun Charges in Applebee’s Conceal-Carry incident.

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District Attorney Scott McNamara explains prosecuting Juvenile as Adult in Home Sex Attacks and uncertainty of Conceal-Carry Law in Applebee’s

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