District Attorney Todd Carville explains Why No Charges after Investigation into Residence of Utica Councilwoman Katie Aiello

October 18, 2024

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Oneida County District Attorney Todd Carville explains why there will be no criminal charges against Utica Councilwoman Katie Aiello after months-long investigation was ended looking into whether she lived in Utica.

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Utica Councilwoman Katie Aiello Finally Speaks about No Charges after Investigation of Residence

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