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Geoff Kelly

Government and Politics Writer at Investigative Post

Writes about government and politics, and other things, for Investigative Post.

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  • 1 week ago | investigativepost.org | Geoff Kelly

    The Buffalo Police Department has put five officers on administrative leave as it continues to investigate the department’s response to the incident last April in which Erie County Sheriff Narcotics Chief D.J. Granville hit seven parked cars in his county-owned pickup truck. Police also, on the day the statute of limitations was set to expire, issued citations to Granville for leaving the scene of an accident.

  • 2 weeks ago | investigativepost.org | Geoff Kelly

    Acting Mayor Chris Scanlon in City Hall. Photo by I’Jaz Ja’cielActing Mayor Chris Scanlon’s first budget proposal is balanced with $30 million that may not materialize, absent cooperation from lawmakers in Albany. His $622 million spending plan also depends on upticks in the cost, enforcement and collection of city fees and fines that often have fallen short of expectations. Its viability also swings on a dramatic reduction in overtime costs, which in recent years have gone nowhere but up.

  • 2 weeks ago | investigativepost.org | Geoff Kelly

    News and analysis by Geoff Kelly, Investigative Post's political reporter Seven candidates for Buffalo mayor last week filed nominating petitions bearing the signatures of nearly 27,000 city voters. That’s more voters than took part in the 2013 and 2021 Democratic primaries for mayor. It’s nearly as many as cast valid ballots in 2005 and 2017.

  • 3 weeks ago | investigativepost.org | Geoff Kelly

    Metal plate bearing the name “Titanium Alloy Manufacturing Co.” Photo from court records. A federal magistrate has recommended dismissal of a wrongful death claim filed last year by a Lewiston man who blamed his wife’s death on radioactive waste buried on the couple’s property.

  • 3 weeks ago | investigativepost.org | Geoff Kelly

    News and analysis by Geoff Kelly, Investigative Post's political reporter At the heart of the scandal enveloping Erie County Sheriff John Garcia and his chief of narcotics, D.J. Granville, is the so-called “blue wall of silence” — the unwritten understanding that law enforcement officers protect one another by refusing to report or corroborate wrongdoing among their ranks. For nearly a year Granville has been protected by that code.

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1 Apr 25

RT @ipostnews: New: A judge has tossed out a case involving a man who alleged radioactive waste buried beneath his home gave his wife cance…

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19 Mar 25

RT @ipostnews: NEW: The Niagara County IDA today approved a 3rd round of tax breaks for a fast food restaurateur accused of wage theft. At…

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11 Mar 25

Last year the sheriff's narcotics chief, in a county vehicle late at night, hit a bunch of parked cars. His sister-in-law, a Buffalo cop, oversaw the police response. No consequences, except for taxpayers who paid for the damage. Nothing to see here: https://t.co/fi5KdQ7qCB