Smyrna Man Allegedly Assaults Neighbor
Published: December 14th, 2016
By: Michaela Watts

Smyrna man allegedly assaults neighbor

SMYRNA- On Dec. 10, at approximately 3:11 a.m., the New York State Police arrested Andrew H. Carnrike, 25, of Smyrna, for the felony charge of assault in the second degree, the misdemeanor of criminal obstruction of breathing, and the violation of harassment in the second degree.

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