Stalker Given Maximum Prison Term in North Tonawanda Contempt Case
- Niagara Action
- Jan 16
- 1 min read
A Buffalo man has been sentenced to the maximum allowable prison term after repeatedly stalking a victim and defying orders of protection in North Tonawanda.
Justin Rehan, 33-years-old, was sentenced on January 15th to a term of 4 to 12 years in prison by Niagara County Court Judge Caroline Wojtaszek. Rehan pleaded guilty to three counts of first-degree criminal contempt stemming from repeated violations of an OOP.
The case began in August 2024 when the NTPD received a complaint alleging stalking behavior. The department’s Special Victims Unit (SVU) launched an investigation, which led to Rehan’s arrest on stalking and other charges.
After his arrest, North Tonawanda City Court issued an order of protection for the victim. Despite the OOP, Rehan violated the order on several occasions times. Each violation resulted in additional criminal charges for contempt.
As a result, Rehan was eventually remanded to the Niagara County Jail while awaiting resolution of the case.
The victim was issued a final order of protection that will safeguard her after Rehan is released from prison.
Stalker Given Maximum Prison Term in North Tonawanda Contempt Case
As you can see, orders of protection do not protect the victim. And, as you can also clearly see, this man is seriously mentally ill. No one who is mentally stable tattoos their face like this. He is a serious danger to whoever this poor victim is and to the public in general