Whitesboro Man Killed in Hit-and-Run

[GreatWhiteHype]

It happened on Oriskany Blvd, in front of the bar across from the nice and easy. Police are looking for a dark-colored minivan with a damaged radiator.

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He died? Who was he?

[GreatWhiteHype]

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He died? Who was he?

His first name was Mickey. He was kinda short and in his 60's. They are going to catch whoever did this.

[GreatWhiteHype]

GreatWhiteHype wrote:

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His first name was Mickey. He was kinda short and in his 60's. They are going to catch whoever did this.

I'm sorry, his nickname was Mickey.

[Bert]

Was it nicky jonquil...??

[mike scarn]

GreatWhiteHype wrote:

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His first name was Mickey. He was kinda short and in his 60's. They are going to catch whoever did this.

How are you so sure?

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Raymond M. Hahn
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Raymond "Mickey" M. Hahn, 64, of Whitesboro, died on Sunday, September 16, 2012, at St. Elizabeth Medical Center. He was born on July 5, 1948, in Utica, a son of the late Paul M. & Ruth A. Ebensperger Hahn. He graduated from Whitesboro High School and served in the United States Navy during the Vietnam War. After returning from Vietnam, he worked in the family business, Hahns Camera Center. He then worked at Special Metals in the Metallurgy Department, and he also worked as a freelance photographer for weddings. He was a member of the Whitestown American Legion and the Yorkville VFW. Mickey was an avid outdoorsman and loved striking up a conversation about any topic. He is survived by his son, Eric Hahn and his girlfriend, Michelle Sabo, of Yorkville; sisters, Gail Nichols and her husband, Bob, formerly of Whitesboro, Penny Lacey, of Pinellas Park, FL, and Patricia Follete, of Largo, FL; brothers, Edwin Hahn and his wife, Romona, of Largo, FL, and David Hahn, of Utica; numerous nieces and nephews; uncles, Jack Hahn and his wife, Pat, of New Hartford, and Robert Ebensperger, of Herkimer. He was predeceased by a brother-in-law, Richard Lacey. The family would like to thank the Whitesboro Fire Department, Kunkel Ambulance, St. Elizabeths Trauma Unit and ICU for all their efforts and care given to Mickey. A memorial service will be on Wednesday at 7:00 at the Dimbleby, Friedel, Williams & Edmunds Funeral Home, Forty Main St., Whitesboro. Calling hours will be from 5:00 to 7:00prior to the service. Friends may consider the American Lung Association in memory of Mickey. For online expression of sympathy, go to: www.dfwefh.com
Raymond Hahn

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[grew up in utica]

This is so sad. It didn't happen in front of the bar, it happened in front of Nice and Easy.

[resident]

GreatWhiteHype wrote:

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His first name was Mickey. He was kinda short and in his 60's. They are going to catch whoever did this.

i m not to sure about that. did you see the two cops they had there on the scene. they had no idea what they were doing!!! i give them credit for at least showing up. i don't have a lot of faith in police in that area, between the idiots in yorkville and the new york mills idiots, its mot saying much for the cops in that area.

[Earle Greed]

resident wrote:

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i m not to sure about that. did you see the two cops they had there on the scene. they had no idea what they were doing!!! i give them credit for at least showing up. i don't have a lot of faith in police in that area, between the idiots in yorkville and the new york mills idiots, its mot saying much for the cops in that area.

There should be a Town Of Whitestown Police Department and none of these wasteful village departments.

[yoyo]

Earle Greed wrote:

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There should be a Town Of Whitestown Police Department and none of these wasteful village departments.

Take the political a**holes out of the picture and it might happen someday!

[red]

resident wrote:

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i m not to sure about that. did you see the two cops they had there on the scene. they had no idea what they were doing!!! i give them credit for at least showing up. i don't have a lot of faith in police in that area, between the idiots in yorkville and the new york mills idiots, its mot saying much for the cops in that area.

Idiots around them does not make they themselfs idiots. Unreal that someone could hit another human and kill them, and then run. If i were the driver, by now i'd think about knocking on the front door of the police station sooner than later, and just call it an accident instead of sqatting down until being pulled out from hiding by the cops. That looks way worse. Terrible accident.

[floppy ears]

Who cares about the cops ? A person was killed and all you can do is bash the cops. Once again, we have the people on here that are a waste to society. May GOD bless the man who died. So sad.

resident wrote:

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i m not to sure about that. did you see the two cops they had there on the scene. they had no idea what they were doing!!! i give them credit for at least showing up. i don't have a lot of faith in police in that area, between the idiots in yorkville and the new york mills idiots, its mot saying much for the cops in that area.

[half witts]

He was prob coming from the bar drunk and the diver was prob drunk too! two snot nosed drunks, on dead and one on the loose. Its one of those things, what can you do.

[GreatWhiteHype]

hank wrote:

He didn't die.

It was Ray Hahn. His calling hours are today.