Police: Parolee Operating ‘suspicious Vehicle’ Gave False Name

By: Ashley Babbitt

OXFORD – Police said a parolee gave them a false name when stopped on Turner Street.

According to members of the Chenango County Sheriff’s Office, Sergeant Miller and Deputy Eaton stopped a ‘suspicious vehicle’ Tuesday night that was said to be operated by 34-year-old Richard Tyler.

It was reported that during the stop, Tyler allegedly gave authorities a false name, but, “members of the Sheriff’s Office were already familiar with his true identity.”

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“After being warned it was a crime to provide a false name and date of birth, Tyler again provided the same false information,” read a release from the Sheriff’s Office.

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