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Grand juror accused of disclosing testimony to suspects
Daily Record Staff//October 11, 2017//
Listen to this articleAn Onondaga County woman has been accused of providing suspects with information about evidence and testimony presented to a grand jury.
Jannis Danes, 54, of Minoa, has been charged with unlawful grand jury disclosure, a Class E Felony, according to the New York state Attorney General’s Office.
Danes faces a maximum penalty of 1 1/3 to four years in state prison.
In April and May 2016 Danes allegedly told suspects in a major drug investigation about details of grand jury testimony and evidence presented.
She allegedly shared details of recorded phone calls and text messages used as evidence in the case. She also allegedly told the suspects that the grand jury presentation was near conclusion, prompting one suspect to move out of state to avoid arrest. She was ultimately arrested in South Carolina.
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