Macedon Police

Update: Macedon Police Department has identified the pedestrain struck as Gregory J. Harrison DOB: 1/7/72 of Penfield. Circumstances surrounding this incident are currently under investigation.

Update: Wayneport Rd. is open for vehicular traffic.

Active pedestrain struck investigation involving CSX in the Town of Macedon, on Wayneport Rd.

The Macedon Police Department is working an active inevistgationt involving CSX and a pedestrian on Wayneport Road. Please be advise that Wayneport Rd from Eastpark Dr to Quaker Rd will be closed to traffic.

Another pro-criminal bill signed into law. A “clean slate” for criminals, including those convicted of felony offenses such as assaults on police officers, domestic violence crimes, vehicular homicide, and more. Victims and their families don’t get a clean slate. My statement ⬇️

A NY senate bill currently in committee would increase parole opportunities for incarcerated people over 55 The families of the late Ofc. Anthony Mazurkiewicz, Richard Collinge III, and Kali Ann Poulton are speaking out today against it. Their loved ones’ killers are all in jail

Take a look at this - Canandaigua Police say a 45 year-old man from Canada engaged in conversation with someone who he *believed to be 14* over the internet, drove to Canandaigua in attempt to meet the child for sex. He was released on an appearance ticket. @news10nbc

Happy Birthday Marines... Semper Fidelis

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In 2005, Darren Sproles went to the NFL combine. He was an amazing college player finishing 6th all-time in purpose yards. But his draft stock was sliding because of his height. He stood on stage as they measured his height and weight. It was moment that he would never forget. First, they announced that he was 5'6". Owners, GMs, and coaches started laughing. Then, they announced that he was 170 pounds and they started to laugh even harder. He called his dad that night and said, "Dad, they laughed at me." His dad said, "You know what you to do then." He said, "I'm going to make sure they know who I am." NFL Analyst Daniel Jeremiah was there and he always remembers that moment. He said the chart didn't go low enough for him and he stood there as they reconfigured the height adjustment. Jeremiah said, "What stood out to me, and if you talk to anyone in the room at that time: OK that can be a really embarrassing moment. He was such a stud, he never dropped his head, he looked everyone in the eye, he sat there waited for them to extend it down lower so they could get his height." Sproles' ability to maintain his composure in a potentially embarrassing situation speaks volumes about his character. He went on to be drafted in the 4th round by the San Diego Chargers and the rest was history. Darren continued to be resilient and work hard because he always wanted to prove his doubters wrong. He said, “I wanted to be remembered as a player that gave everything he got.” He used his work ethic, speed, and strength to his advantage to grow as a player. He might have been short in height, but he was never small. He could squat over 700 pounds and bench over 400 pounds when some LBs couldn't do either. He trained as hard as he could consistently. And in 2019 when he retired, he was one of the quickest and most powerful players pound for pound. Takeaway: You can't quantify resilience, self-belief, and determination. When you are confident in who you are, no external validation is necessary to affirm your self-worth. We all experience fear, uncertainty, and doubt. However, it is how we respond that demonstrates our character. Darren Sproles' story serves as a powerful reminder that the spirit of perseverance can defy expectations and leave a more significant mark than any number on a chart ever could. It's not the measurements that make a champion, it's the unyielding resolve and determination. "Whenever someone tells me that I can’t do something, I’m going to work extremely hard to prove to you that I can do something." - Darren Sproles - - - Follow me @coachajkings for more actionable ideas on mindset, resilience, and leadership. Join thousands of others and subscribe to my free weekly newsletter. The subscription link is in my profile.

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As we head into the giving season, here are a few tips to avoid being the target of a scam.

Admiral Lisa Franchetti has just been confirmed as the new Chief of Naval Operations. She’s from Rochester, a Pittsford Mendon grad and the first woman to lead the U.S. Navy. @news10nbc

🚨NEW REPORT: 325 Police Officers Shot So Far This Year. The Violence Against America's Police Officers Must Stop! ⚠️ 325 Officers Shot ⚠️ 40 Officers Gunned Down ⚠️122 Officers Shot in 102 Ambush-Style Attacks The National Fraternal Order of Police regrets to report that as of 9:00 am Eastern on 31 October, there have been 325 officers shot in the line of duty so far in 2023. There have been 102 ambush-style attacks on law enforcement officers this year. These ambush-style attacks have resulted in 109 officers shot, 16 of whom were killed by gunfire. Read the Report national.fop.net/report-shot-ki…

Millions of people care for a friend or family member with Alzheimer’s or a related dementia. It can sometimes feel overwhelming to care for someone. During #NationalFamilyCaregiversMonth, share these tips with someone who is a caregiver. Find tips here: go.nia.nih.gov/3MKl9N5

First snow fall of 2023 was celebrated by the kids and staff at the Richard Mann Elementary School, made my day as Jefe just to be out there to take it all in. Some where even dancing....

During #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth, we celebrate the countless contributions of Native peoples & honor their influence on the advancement of our Nation. SAMHSA is committed to honoring & supporting Native communities through consultation, outreach, education, & engagement. #NAHM

The Broome County Sheriff's Office has shared a mugshot of Patrick Dai, the Cornell University student who is accused of posting threats to kill Jewish students on campus. whec.com/top-news/gov-h…

Winter Driving Reminder 2023! it's back, don't act like you haven't seen it before if you lived in Upstate New York. This week we will could be the first time we will being seeing snow this season, and getting into winter driving mode,take the extra time, reduce speeds, BE SAFE

Smokin Hot Chicks in Fairport announces its closing after 2.5 years. “I gave this dream my everything….I want to express my deepest gratitude to the Fairport community, my amazing staff and Rochester’s incredible music community..”-owner Shannon Miller. @SPECNews1ROC