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HomePolice BlotterVarick Man Arrested on Four Warrants Out of Seneca Falls

Varick Man Arrested on Four Warrants Out of Seneca Falls

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Varick Man Arrested on Four Warrants Out of Seneca Falls
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A Varick man was arrested by Seneca Falls Police on four warrants.

The arrest of 24-year-old Buck Redeye stems from multiple misdemeanor charges and a felony charge for which he was originally arrested for back in September 2022. When Redeye allegedly failed to appear in court, four bench warrants were issued on July 2nd for his arrest.

On Friday, Redeye was located on a traffic stop conducted by the Seneca Falls Police Department and taken into custody without incident. Redeye was transported back to the police department’s office and charged with three counts of bail jumping in the third-degree, a class A misdemeanor, and one count of bail jumping in the second-degree, a Class E felony, for failing to answer his warrants within thirty days.

Redeye was transported to the Seneca County Correctional Facility to await arraignment in the Seneca County CAP Court.

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