Binghamton Police Arrested Two Men After Crime Spree
Khalil T. Waddell and Jaheim N. Dyer face multiple charges linked to four separate incidents in Binghamton.
Updated on Sept. 29, 2026 in Crime — General
Police in Binghamton have taken 22-year-old Khalil T. Waddell and 23-year-old Jaheim N. Dyer into custody following investigations into a string of crimes. The two suspects were arrested on September 19th after a foot chase at a local pub.
Why it matters
The arrests follow a series of incidents including an e-bike theft and multiple assaults that occurred throughout September. Authorities linked the pair to four separate criminal cases occurring within the city.
Khalil T. Waddell faces 11 charges, including five felonies, while Jaheim N. Dyer faces five charges, including two felonies. Both suspects were apprehended after officers conducted a foot chase at a local business.
The players
Khalil T. Waddell
The 22-year-old suspect faces 11 total criminal charges including five felonies.
Jaheim N. Dyer
The 23-year-old suspect faces five total criminal charges including two felonies.
The details
The suspects were identified in connection with an e-bike theft at Charles and Clinton Streets on September 7th and two separate assaults on September 12th at 34 and 66 Chenango Street. Police took the men into custody following a confrontation at a pub where Waddell allegedly threatened a patron with a knife.
Timeline
September 7th: An e-bike was stolen at Charles and Clinton Streets.
September 12th: Two 18-year-old males were assaulted at 34 Chenango Street.
September 12th: Two individuals were assaulted at 66 Chenango Street.
September 19th: Police arrested the suspects following a foot chase.
Legal Context
This case follows a pattern set by the 2024 Binghamton crime suppression initiatives which focus on identifying suspects across multiple connected incidents. Such police actions reflect broader efforts to address urban crime through coordinated investigation of repeat offenses.
The apprehension of these suspects may alleviate safety concerns in the Chenango Street corridor. Residents and local business owners should remain aware of ongoing security protocols following these police operations.
The takeaway
Maintaining personal vigilance remains the best defense against opportunistic theft and assault. Residents should report suspicious behavior in public areas to help law enforcement prevent future incidents.
Further reading
For more on ongoing investigations in the area, visit the Binghamton crime section.
