Clay man charged after gunshot travels by residence ceiling

CLAY, N.Y. — A 30-year-old man is going through weapons and reckless endangerment prices after a gunshot traveled by the ground of an residence and right into a downstairs unit in Clay, in response to the Onondaga County Sheriff’s Office.

Deputies have been referred to as to an residence constructing at 10 Grampian Road round 10 p.m. Saturday after a resident reported listening to a gunshot. The resident later discovered a gap within the ceiling and a projectile lodged in a wall, in response to the sheriff’s workplace.

No one was injured.

Deputies positioned Alejandro L. Cruz, 30, within the residence upstairs and took him into custody.

The sheriff’s workplace stated Cruz was charged with fourth-degree prison possession of a weapon, third-degree prison possession of a weapon and first-degree reckless endangerment. Deputies stated the fourth-degree weapons cost concerned possession of what they described as a ghost gun pistol.

Investigators are nonetheless working to find out precisely what prompted the gun to fireplace, although the sheriff’s workplace stated the capturing seems to have been an unintentional discharge whereas Cruz was dealing with the firearm.

Authorities stated Cruz doesn’t have a pistol license in New York or every other state.

Cruz was arraigned Saturday morning in Syracuse City Court and granted pretrial launch. He was ordered to report back to Onondaga County Probation on Tuesday and was anticipated to be launched from the Onondaga County Justice Center Saturday afternoon.

The prices are accusations, and Cruz is presumed harmless until and till confirmed responsible in courtroom.