A judge today raised the bail for George A. Adymy, a former Town of Hamburg police officer

accused of violating probation by having improper contact with teenage girls.

Adymy previously spent a year in federal prison on a child pornography conviction.

Buffalo City Judge Betty Calvo-Torres doubled the bail of Adymy to $50,000. The 51-year-old

man is being held pending a pre-grand jury evidence hearing next Wednesday afternoon.

Adymy was arrested two weeks ago and accused of allegedly dropping off a cologne-soaked

teddy bear to the Buffalo home of a 17-year-old girl in violation of his drunken driving

probation and orders of protection she obtained.

He also faces a marijuana-related charged stemming from his arrest in the 100 block of

Cantwell Drive two weeks ago and for having other teen-age girls at his flat.

Though no longer on federal probation, authorities say Adymy violated his state court

probation by being arrested again for drunken driving in West Seneca last year. He was

sentenced to federal prison for possession of child pornography in May 2005.