David Talman was a Ramapo beat cop in 1960s Monsey. His mother was on the East Ramapo school board for a long time. His father Wilfred Talman was a NY Times reporter. This family owned the Talman Farm in Airmont from 1796.
An 84-year-old Utica man has been charged with possessing child pornograpy following a three-week investigation, according to Oneida County sheriff's deputies.
Police said David F. Talman has been charged with multiple counts of possessing a sexual performance by a child, all felonies, police said. Talman's arrest came after police executed a search warrant Tuesday morning.
Additional charges are possible, police said.
Deputies said the investigation started after the Oneida County Child Advocacy Center received a tip from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children and the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force regarding an IP address in Utica.
The New York State Police Computer Crimes Unit, Utica police and the Masonic Care Community Security assisted deputies.
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An 84-year-old Utica man has been charged with possessing child pornograpy following a three-week investigation, according to Oneida County sheriff's deputies.
Police said David F. Talman has been charged with multiple counts of possessing a sexual performance by a child, all felonies, police said. Talman's arrest came after police executed a search warrant Tuesday morning.
Additional charges are possible, police said.
Deputies said the investigation started after the Oneida County Child Advocacy Center received a tip from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children and the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force regarding an IP address in Utica.
The New York State Police Computer Crimes Unit, Utica police and the Masonic Care Community Security assisted deputies.