HomeMy WebLinkAboutReport of the Police Department for Oct 1989POLICE DEPARTMENT
VILLAGE OF CAYUGA HEIGHTS
DAVID J. WALL 638 HANSHAW ROAD • ITHACA, NEW YORK 14650.1696 • TELEPHONE 607.257.1011
CHIEF OF POLICE
November 8, 1989
TO: Honorable Ronald E. Anderson
Members of the Board of Trustees
Village of Cayuga Heights
SUBJECT: Report of the Police Department for October 1989
The Police Department handled 97 complaints and investigated
11 motor vehicle accidents during the month. There were 55
traffic tickets issued and 23 parking tickets issued during
the month.
There were two felony complaints which were for burglary. There
were twenty misdemeanor complaints, eight for petit larceny, four
for criminal mischief, two for bad checks, two for criminal
trespass, two for aggravated harassment, one for an attempt to
commit a crime and one for unlawfully dealing with a child. There
were seventy -five miscellaneous complaints investigated by the
Police Department:
Those arrested during the month included one arrest for criminal
trespass, one arrest for driving while intoxicated and leaving
the scene of-an accident, one arrest for unlawfully dealing with
a child and one arrest for the local law for violation of the Dog
Control Law.
I attended the two day Executive Development Seminar in Binghamton
sponsored by the Bureau for Municipal Police-. Sgt. Lansing
completed his training with the Office of Crime Prevention on
presentations to school aged children. All Officers have now
qualified with the new 9mm weapons and they have been placed into
service. -Special training was supplied by the FBI director of
training from Albany and the local FBI office. They performed
the classroom instruction for this transition period. I am also
happy to report that this was the quietest halloween I can ever
remember in the•Village.
There was a total of $1,551.80 in property reported lost or stolen
during the month and $884.80 was recovered by the Police Department.
The full time officers worked 75 hours overtime during the month and
the part -time officers worked 162 hours. These figures are high
but are due to mandated firearms training, halloween patrol and the
special details which were put into place for the burglary
investigations.
Respectfully,
')CQ9P
0401 If* VIORM