Mayor Bud Shattuck of Union Springs argues that county officials have notified the Cayuga Nation that its police force possesses no legal jurisdiction to conduct police operations within Union Springs or the rest of Cayuga County. 

Union Springs Mayor Bud Shattuck challenges Barclay Damon lawyer Lee Alcott's statement on jurisdictional authority over fee lands from a previous FingerLakes1.com exclusive. 

In a FingerLakes1.com exclusive, Mayor Bud Shattuck of Union Springs shares ___

Barclay Damon Partner Lee Alcott alleges that $5 million in revenue from Cayuga Lake Trading gas station was unaccounted for in 2019 alone after receiving reports from the Internal Revenue Service. 

Despite conflicting reports, Barclay Damon Partner Lee Alcott confirmed that detainees were not arrested last Saturday during a violent brawl while also admitting that the Cayuga Nation Police does not possess the proper legal jurisdiction to do so. 

Barclay Damon Partner Lee Alcott explained that the Cayuga Nation prosecutor is currently filing charges against detainees that were held by the Cayuga Nation Police. 

Barclay Damon Partner Lee Alcott justifies an explanation as to why the Cayuga Nation sought to acquire demolition permits to bulldoze 12 properties on fee lands in Seneca County. 

Barclay Damon Partner Lee Alcott weighs in on U.S.C. 232 and why their legal defense has dismissed this law from their consideration. 

Barclay Damon Partner Lee Alcott addresses how Clint Halftown and the Halftown Council of the Cayuga Nation now look to the forward in an effort to rebuild the Cayuga Nation in the aftermath of last Saturday's violent brawl. 

In a Facebook Live video that aired on Monday, March 2nd, Skaionwatison Delaronde called for men to come down to the Cayuga territory to see for themselves, just like how his father once did.