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Two of the men charged for stealing an antique motor from Seneca Resources’ property and a chop saw belonging to Cummins Construction have waived their preliminary hearings. Duane Gonzalez of Bradford and Timothy Slotta of Turtlepoint allegedly sold the items to Metallico. Charges against their co-defendant, 34-year-old Joshua Everly of Bradford, were bound to court following a hearing in front of District Judge Rich Luther. The news leader of the Twin Tiers ... since 1947

The man who stole about 20 commercial batteries and then sold them has pleaded guilty. 23-year-old Nathan Hoy of Smethport took the batteries from Duffy’s while he was employed there, and then sold them to what is now Metalico Goodman Services in Bradford. Hoy will be sentenced September 19 in McKean County Court. The news leader of the Twin Tiers ... since 1947

Metalico, the parent company of Goodman Services in Bradford, now owns Segal & Sons, which has facilities in Warren and Olean. Metalico will operate the Segel facilities through Goodman Services, which also has a facility in Jamestown. Metalico expects the acquisition to enhance its position along the Southern Tier and to boost supply materials for its shredder in Buffalo. The news leader of the Twin Tiers ... since 1947