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3 arrested in Broome County in computer sex probe

5 days ago in Crime, Local

3 arrested in Broome County in computer sex probe

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BINGHAMTON, NY (607NewsNow) — Three Broome County men are charged with a felony.

State Police say separate investigations revealed the trio tried luring underage kids into sex on social media. 70-year-old Ronald Wenzinger of Binghamton and
39-year-old John Tremark of Binghamton were arrested last Thursday, and 38-year-old Juan Bolanoszul of Endicott was picked up on Friday. All three are charged with felony attempted rape.

New York State Police worked with the FBI and the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force in these investigations.

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