WATERTOWN, N.Y. — A Black River man was taken into custody last week following the execution of an arrest warrant, according to local authorities.

Mark A. Adams, 40, of Route 3 in Black River, was arrested on April 27 by law enforcement officials. The arrest was carried out without incident, police said, and Adams was later turned over to the custody of the New York State Police.

Details surrounding the nature of the warrant have not been disclosed by authorities as of this writing. It is currently unclear what specific charges or allegations led to the issuance of the arrest warrant. Law enforcement officials have not commented on whether the arrest was the result of a lengthy investigation, a probation violation, or any pending criminal matter.

The arrest occurred in the Watertown area, though police did not specify the exact location where Adams was taken into custody. Officials confirmed that the operation was conducted smoothly and without any resistance from the suspect.

Adams was transported from the initial scene to a secure facility before being handed over to state police. The involvement of state police suggests that the warrant may have originated outside of the immediate Watertown jurisdiction or involved a matter requiring state-level enforcement.

No further information has been provided regarding Adams’ court appearances, potential bail, or legal representation. It is also unknown at this time if he remains in custody or has been released pending further legal proceedings.

The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office, in coordination with state police, has not released a public statement beyond confirmation of the arrest. It remains standard practice for authorities to withhold specific details in the early stages of a case, especially when investigations are ongoing or involve sensitive legal matters.

Members of the community who may have information relevant to the case or Adams’ prior activities are encouraged to contact the New York State Police or their local law enforcement agency. Tips can often be submitted anonymously.

This arrest highlights the ongoing efforts by local and state authorities to enforce outstanding warrants and maintain public safety. As more details emerge, updates are expected to follow regarding the charges Adams may face and the legal process that lies ahead.

The case remains under investigation.

Anyone with further information can contact the New York State Police at (315) 366-6000 or visit www.nyspnews.com.

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