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Fourth Department – Juvenile offender: People v. Kameron P.
Daily Record Staff//July 22, 2026//
New York State Supreme Court, Appellate Division, Fourth Judicial Department
Juvenile offender — Removal to family court
KA 24-00884
Appealed from Monroe County Court
Background: The defendant appealed from a youthful offender adjudication based on his guilty plea as a juvenile offender of robbery.
Ruling: The Appellate Division affirmed. The court noted that the defendant forcibly stole a motor vehicle from its owner, who was injured during the course of the robbery. He then led the police on a chase that culminated in a collision and foot chase. The Appellate Division held that this is not an exceptional case warranting removal to family court.
Kathleen P. Reardon, of the conflict defender’s office, for the defendant-appellant; Aeron Schwallie, of the district attorney’s office, for the respondent.
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