GENEVA, N.Y. — A former sergeant with the Geneva Police Department has pleaded guilty to a drug charge in connection to a prescription drug sales case.
David Felice pleaded guilty on Oct. 1 to criminal possession of a controlled substance. Felice was arrested last October along with two other people in connection to the drug sales.
It all started in May 2025 when former Geneva Police Officer Michael Tapscott was arrested for selling Adderall while in uniform and in a marked police car. Tapscott pleaded guilty to his charges in February, and was sentenced this past May.
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Tapscott was sentenced to a one-year conditional discharge and his certification as a police officer will be forfeited.
The other former officer charged, Nathan Jacon, also pleaded guilty to criminal possession of a controlled substance.
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