Bob Lonsberry

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But first, another hour with Bob Lonsberry starts now on News Radio WHAM 1180.

Thank you very much, sir.

I appreciate that.

Welcome to Newsradio WHAM 1180.

Yeah, Bob, just a tip for, uh, the, the EBT people that are, uh, getting charged fees at, uh, federal banks.

Actually, just go to Walmart, and they don't charge-- Just get the cash back from, from your card any amount you want, anything you got up to...

I don't know.

[upbeat music] Good evening.

I'm Bob Lonsberry.

And from the banks of the mighty Genesee in Rochester, New York, this is Downtown Section Third Platoon.

You know, they got this thing going on over at Brockport where some guy works in IT at the college, uh, was picked up by, uh, immigration, uh, officers the other morning when he was, uh, heading to work.

Next news at 9:30, breaking news when it happens anytime.

Another hour with Bob Lonsberry starting now on NewsRadio WHAM 1180.

Thanks, Doug.

So appreciate that.

W- what was-- Didn't they have a-- What's, what's the name of the daughter in that family?" And, uh, 'cause she-- So anyway, I end up texting, uh, the, uh, the, uh, the daughter, uh, Amy, uh, of, of deceased Fire Chief Lechner, and at any rate, that's her brother.

So a, a, the-- a long story, uh, to get to this conclusion.

Um, at Bob Lonsberry on X and Facebook, I have posted a link to this interview, uh, in the podcast with Lieutenant Colonel James Lechner, uh, uh, raised in Chili, New York.

And if, uh, you are, uh, pro-military, uh, if you got a little bit of G.I. Joe or G.I. Betty in you yourself, um, if you, uh, uh, wanna see a, a hometown kid who, who made it really good, if y- you like patriotism, and if you like bold, courageous stuff, you're gonna love this guy.

Welcome to NewsRadio WHAM 1180, sir.

Hey, Bob.

Congratulations first on your daughter headed to Fort Sill.

I call in about my son being over there at Fort Bragg with your daughter.

Mike, thank you so much for your, your call.

Um, and again, thanks for raising that wonderful soldier son of yours, and give him our best regards, if you would.

I would, Bob, appreciate it, and thanks again.

I, I love your show.

A newborn baby is reportedly recovering after a harrowing first day of life, one in which his mother was assaulted, escaped from captivity in an apartment, then smoked heroin and gave birth.

The details are in a police report obtained by our Bob Lonsberry.

The 22-year-old woman told police she got into a dispute with 57-year-old Andres Figueroa.

She said he hit her with a hammer and refused to let her leave their second-story apartment on North Clinton.

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Here he is, Bob Lonsberry on Newsradio WHAM 1180.

Absolutely right.

[upbeat music] Good evening.

I'm Bob Lonsberry, and from the banks of the mighty Genesee in Rochester, New York, this is Downtown Section Third Platoon.

They got this thing called the law of unintended consequences, which means when you do this, you might be surprised that that happens.

And while you think doing this is a good idea, you don't want that to happen.

Um, the, no good reason for a trail camera in my world, right? I've got this tiny little piece of land, seven acres of hillswi- hillside swamp, the country land, right? And either a deer walks through or it doesn't.

That's it.

It does- there's no, "Well, I've been studying their lifestyle, Bob, and at, uh, uh, uh, 10:30 in the morning, the deer will take a leak over here and then walk over here and rub their antlers on this tree right here and then come up into this thicket here where they will copulate madly." I don't, I don't...

I'm not peeking in the window.