Cuba Police arrested 43-year-old Jason R. Rogers on an active warrant remanded him to the Allegany County Jail.

Cuba Police charged 27-year-old Jordan J. Jobst with felony repeated sexual conduct against a child and endangering the welfare of a child.

Jobst was processed and sent to the Allegany County Jail.

35-year-old Ian Hoffman and 55-year-old Scott Gunter were charged along with 43-year-old Robert Streams of Blairsville, 59-year-old Mark Bletz of Jersey Shore, 49-year-old Justin Lutz, 59-year-old Mark Harding and 54-year-old Lamar Ploppert, all of Williamsport, 46-year-old Justin Carpenter of Gillet, 25-year-old Colin Jacobs of Jim Thorpe 30-year-old Austin Steele of Vienna, WV and 45-year-old Ryan Williams of Mill Hall.

All 11 were charged with felony recklessly patronizing a victim of human trafficking and misdemeanor patronizing prostitutes.

Each man was held in lieu of $50,000 unsecured bail.

All but one of the men’s preliminary hearings were set for Aug. 26 while Carpenter will have his hearing on Sept. 16.

Olean Police arrested 31-year-old Devin M. Frisicaro on an active Felony Bench Warrant out of the Cattaraugus County Probation Office for Violation of Release Under Supervision Conditions and an active New York State Parole Warrant.

Frisicaro was turned over to Deputies of the Cattaraugus County Sheriff’s office and remanded to the Cattaraugus County Jail.

Frisicaro will be held awaiting further court proceedings.

Any homeless people that Officers encounter are given advice on what type of help or services they may feel are needed and mental health professionals are sometimes requested to respond to people in need.

The police are requesting that the people clean up any garbage in the area they are occupying.

Pittsburgh wasn’t going down quietly, though, as an Endy Rodriguez home run trimmed it to 4-2, but Kyle Harrison — making his return from the injured list — struck out his final eight batters faced before cramping up, and the Brewers’ bullpen slammed the door.

The Pirates and Brewers wrap up the series tonight at seven-thirty Eastern in Milwaukee, with Braxton Ashcraft on the mound for Pittsburgh opposite Dustin May, making his first start since joining the Brewers.

Manager Aaron Boone’s club still has plenty to like even after Wednesday’s loss. Aaron Judge was cleared for light activity this week after his fractured rib was re-imaged, and he remains confident about returning before the season ends — a boost the lineup badly needs down the stretch.

New York now sits at 64 and 51, second in the A-L East, and holding the top American League Wild Card spot. The Yankees get a day off before hosting the Atlanta Braves for a three-game series starting Friday night at Yankee Stadium, kicking off a nine-game homestand that also includes Seattle later in the month.

The Bonnies open November 4th at home against D’Youville, kicking off a three-game homestand that includes Mercyhurst and Binghamton, both coming off strong seasons. They’ll travel to Buffalo November 19th for the Big Four rivalry, then head south for the Georgia State Thanksgiving Tournament, facing Chattanooga and the host Bearcats.

Other key non-conference matchups include Canisius, Marist, Cornell, and a revenge game at UAlbany in December. At home, Bona hosts Howard — last year’s MEAC champs — on December 11th, and Le Moyne on December 21st.

Ten returners plus a strong transfer and freshman class round out the roster. Fans get their first look at the team October 31st in an exhibition against Roberts Wesleyan.

This denial affects the status of thousands of inmates serving life sentences pertaining to a second-degree murder charge being served by inmates around the state.

Injury-wise, safety Jalen Ramsey and cornerback Joey Porter Junior remain sidelined, though there’s optimism building each day. Preseason kicks off August 13th, giving this new-look coaching staff just over a week left to evaluate the roster before real bullets start flying.