A second Geneva man involved in a shooting outside of Harley’s Pub in Auburn more than one year ago that seriously injured two people will spend the next four-and-a-half years in state prison.
Matthew Williams-McIntrye was convicted in June of a felony charge of criminal possession of a weapon in Cayuga County Court. He was sentenced on Thursday.
The other suspect, Angelo Diaz, received 10 years in state prison plus five years parole in October for his convictions on attempted murder, assault, and criminal possession of a weapon.
On November 29, 2023, police arrived at Harley’s Pub for the report of a shooting. Once on scene, they found that Scott Twiford had been shot in the chest while coming to the aid of his friend, Justin Oram, who had been slashed in the neck after intervening in a fight that had broken outside the State Street bar.
Both men were taken to Upstate University Hospital for treatment.
Diaz and Williams-McIntyre were located shortly later by State Trooper Andrew Campbell, who was off duty at the time. He also personally apprehended Diaz. For his actions, Campbell was named Troop E Zone 2’s Trooper of the Year.
An investigation determined that Williams-McIntyre handed a .45 caliber handgun that he had transported from Pennsylvania to Diaz who then shot the victim through the window of a vehicle that Williams-McIntyre was driving.
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