Crime & Safety
Erie County, NY Deputies Arrest Man Wanted on Cayuga County Warrant
COLLINS, NY — A 56 year old man from Brant was arrested in Erie County after authorities located him on an outstanding warrant connected to a New York State Police investigation involving alleged ille
By Avery Collins · 2026-11-06T17:31:29.568Z
COLLINS, NY — A 56 year old man from Brant was arrested in Erie County after authorities located him on an outstanding warrant connected to a New York State Police investigation involving alleged illegal firearms, cannabis and untaxed cigarettes.
According to Erie County Sheriff John C. Garcia, deputies arrested Daryll Jimerson, 56, of Brant , on a warrant issued by Cayuga County Court.
The charges stem from an investigation conducted by New York State Police into alleged illegal possession of firearms, cannabis and unstamped cigarettes.
Deputies Locate Wanted Man On Monday, Nov. 2, deputies assigned to the Erie County Sheriff's Office Narcotics and Intelligence Unit worked alongside the U.S. Marshals Service Regional Fugitive Task Force after receiving information about Jimerson's whereabouts.
Investigators observed Jimerson entering a motor vehicle and conducted a traffic stop.
Authorities said he was taken into custody without incident.
The sheriff's office did not disclose the precise location of the traffic stop or provide additional details about how investigators located him.
Multiple Criminal Charges Reported Officials said Jimerson faces multiple counts of third degree criminal possession of a weapon , along with charges of criminal possession of cannabis.
He also faces a charge involving the willful possession, transportation or sale of 30,000 or more unstamped cigarettes.
The sheriff's office did not specify how many firearms were involved, the quantity of cannabis under investigation or the total number of cigarettes allegedly connected to the case.
Following his arrest, Jimerson was transferred to the custody of New York State Police.
Investigation Spans Multiple Counties The arrest involved cooperation between Erie County deputies, federal fugitive investigators and New York State Police in a case originating from Cayuga County.
Authorities have not announced additional arrests or provided a date for Jimerson's next court appearance.
All charges remain allegations, and Jimerson is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.