Serving Erie County Since 1993
Erie County’s Source for Official Incident News
Straight from official channels. We track the incidents, arrests, and reports that shape our community — so you always know what’s happening close to home.
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Latest Blotter Posts
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🚨 NARCOTICS SEIZED, BUFFALO MAN ARRESTED AFTER CHEEKTOWAGA SEARCH WARRANT
CHEEKTOWAGA, NY | SEPTEMBER 1, 2026 Erie County Sheriff John C. Garcia reports the arrest of Jachai Turner, 29, of…
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SPCA Serving Erie County Faces Record Cruelty Caseload, Staffing Needs and Shelter Pressure
A deeper look at an overwhelmed system, major animal seizures, new shelter requirements, and how Western New Yorkers can help…
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🚨⛈️ URGENT WEATHER ALERT | WESTERN NEW YORK ⛈️🚨
🚨⛈️ URGENT WEATHER ALERT | WESTERN NEW YORK ⛈️🚨 PLEASE BE WEATHER AWARE THROUGH WEDNESDAY NIGHT Western New York could…
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❤️🩹 COMMUNITY HELP NEEDED FOR VILLAGE OF ALDEN FIRE VICTIMS ❤️🩹
❤️🩹 COMMUNITY HELP NEEDED FOR VILLAGE OF ALDEN FIRE VICTIMS ❤️🩹 Our community is once again banding together to help…
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CHEEKTOWAGA POLICE WEEKLY PATROL BRIEFING
🚔 CHEEKTOWAGA POLICE WEEKLY PATROL BRIEFING 📅 August 24 through August 30, 2026 The Cheektowaga Police Department handled 1,356 complaints…
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ERIE COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE WEEKLY BLOTTER
🚔 ERIE COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE WEEKLY BLOTTER August 22 through August 28, 2026 The Erie County Sheriff’s Office handled 2,127…
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A record of what happens in our county, kept in plain sight.
Erie County Blotter provides timely public safety, emergency, and community information throughout Erie County and across Western New York.
Our coverage includes significant police, fire, and EMS incidents; traffic accidents and major road closures; severe weather and emergency alerts; missing and endangered persons; official law enforcement media releases; animal welfare, rescue, and wildlife concerns; and other developing situations that may affect the safety of our communities.
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