Multiple Arrests Made in Broome County

Charges include weapons possession, DWI, and promoting prison contraband

Published on Feb. 10, 2026

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The Broome County Sheriff's Office announced multiple arrests on Monday, including charges for criminal possession of weapons, resisting arrest, obstruction of governmental administration, DWI, and promoting prison contraband. The arrests stem from various incidents across Broome County, including investigations into reported gunshots.

Why it matters

The arrests highlight ongoing public safety concerns in Broome County, with repeat offenders and weapons-related crimes being a persistent issue. The charges also raise questions about law enforcement's efforts to address crime and the effectiveness of the criminal justice system in the region.

The details

The arrests include Johnathan Ayala, charged with weapons possession and stolen property; Devin J. Felton, charged with resisting arrest, obstruction, and DWI; Anthony J. Goodwin Sr., charged with resisting arrest, obstruction, and criminal mischief; and several others facing weapons charges following investigations into reported gunfire. Angela M. McCarthy was also charged with promoting prison contraband and drug possession.

  • The arrests were announced by the Broome County Sheriff's Office on Monday, February 11, 2026.

The players

Johnathan Ayala

A 25-year-old Binghamton resident charged with criminal possession of a weapon, criminal possession of stolen property, and unlawful possession of an ammunition feeding device.

Devin J. Felton

A 36-year-old Binghamton resident charged with resisting arrest, obstruction of governmental administration, and driving while intoxicated.

Anthony J. Goodwin Sr.

A 37-year-old Scranton, Pennsylvania resident charged with resisting arrest, obstruction of governmental administration, and criminal mischief.

Angela M. McCarthy

A 41-year-old individual charged with promoting prison contraband and criminal possession of a controlled substance.

Broome County Sheriff's Office

The law enforcement agency that announced the multiple arrests.

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What they’re saying

“We must continue to work diligently to address the persistent issues of crime and public safety in our community.”

— Broome County Sheriff (Broome County Sheriff's Office press release)

What’s next

The arrested individuals will face court proceedings in the coming weeks to determine the outcomes of the charges.

The takeaway

These arrests underscore the ongoing challenges Broome County faces in combating weapons-related crimes, substance abuse, and other public safety concerns. Local authorities will need to continue strengthening their efforts to address the root causes of criminal behavior and promote community-wide solutions.