Tyler Malik, the Arcade man who smashed Wyoming County Sheriff's Patrol Car, pleads guilty to burglaries
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An Arcade man who was already in prison for a series of crimes when he was indicted on burglary charges pleaded guilty Monday in Wyoming County Court, a month before this trial was to begin.
Tyler J. Malik, 29, pleaded guilty to third-degree burglary in satisfaction of an indictment charging him with two counts of second-degree burglary. Malik burglarized two houses in Java in October and November 2019. Malik at the time was free awaiting sentencing for numerous crimes he committed earlier in the year.
In July 2019, Malik crashed into the rear of a three-day old Wyoming sheriff’s patrol car, destroying the car and injuring a deputy. He was charged with DWI and reckless endangerment.
On Oct. 15, Malik was stopped while driving in Pike and was found to be high on drugs and in possession of crystal meth and marijuana. It was later determined that Malik possessed enough drugs to warrant a felony drug charge.
Investigators attempted to arrest him in late November. Malik ran and then fought with deputies, injuring two during the fight. He also was found with meth, four meth pipes, hydrocodone, alprazolam, clonazepam, buprenorphine and adderall, and a digital scale with white powder on it.
Malik, a month later, pleaded guilty to felony attempted assault and driving while impaired by drugs. He was sentenced in January to two to four years in state prison and is serving his sentence at Cape Vincent Correctional Facility. He was released in July after serving seven months.
Also in County Court Monday and Wednesday:
■ Aaron M. Hatt, 25, of Alexander, waived indictment on charges of aggravated family offense and two counts of criminal contempt of court. He pleaded guilty to aggravated family offense and is to be sentenced March 24. Hatt also remains under indictment in Genesee County for a series of domestic violence crimes and has new charges still pending, charges that came after he was indicted and allegedly attacked the same woman.
■ Caleb Kelly, 30, of Perry was arraigned on an indictment charging him with two counts of felony DWI by drugs, two counts of felony aggravated unlicensed operation, two counts of second-degree AUO, two counts of no registration, equipment violation and unlicensed operation.
■ Tayjuana R. Williams, 20, of Perry waived indictment on four counts of felony criminal contempt of court, three counts of endangering the welfare of an incompetent or disabled person, two counts of aggravated harassment and two counts of harassment. Williams pleaded guilty to misdemeanor criminal contempt and is to be sentenced March 17.
■ Justin Pyatt, 33, of Silver Springs waived indictment on charges of criminal possession of stolen property, criminal mischief, DWI by drugs, DWI by drugs and alcohol, third-degree assault, harassment and parking on pavement.
■ Kevin Snyder, no age or address available, was sentenced to 18 months to three years in prison for aggravated family offense and one year in jail for strangulation.
■ Luke W. Ritzenthaler, 38, was arraigned on an indictment charging him with felony criminal mischief, menacing and third-degree assault.
■ Brett T. Inlow, 56, of Perry pleaded guilty to felony DWI and is to be sentenced Feb. 24.
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