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Home My WebLink AboutReport of the Police Department for June 2002Kenneth W. Lansing Chief of Police July 9, 2002 Village of Cayuga Heights Police Department 836 Hanshaw Road • Ithaca, New York14850 -1690 • Phone: (607) 257 -1011 E -mail: KLANSING @Cayuga•Heights.NY.US • Fax: (607) 257 -3474 To: The Honorable Walter R. Lynn Members of the Board of Trustees Village of Cayuga Heights From: Report of the Police Department for June 2002 For the month of June there were a total of 106 complaints reported to the police department and 4 motor vehicle accidents investigated. There were a total of 60 traffic tickets issued and 15 parking tickets written. During June there were two felony complaints reported: one for Burglary and one for an attempted Burglary. A store owner reported that sometime during the night a door to his business was forced open and entry made. The cash register drawer was missing with approximately $40 in assorted bills and coins. An attempted burglary was reported at a residential home. An unknown suspect(s) had broken out a small pane of glass in a door in an attempt to reach in and turn the lock. Entry into the home was not gained. Both cases are still open. There were seven misdemeanors reported to this department: two for Issuing Bad Checks, one for Petit Larceny, three for Aggravated Harassment and one for Criminal Contempt. The petit larceny was the result of a subject pumping gasoline into his vehicle and leaving without paying. The subject was contacted and returned to pay. A resident reported receiving a phone call from an unknown subject who spoke in Spanish and then switched to English using profanity. Another resident reported receiving numerous hang -up calls in a row with background noise that sounded like a party was taking place. Both residents were advised to attempt a trace of the calls using the *57 method and to contact CHPD if the problems continued. As of this date, no further complaints have been received from either resident. The third aggravated harassment was the report of an ex- husband's present girlfriend calling the complainant at work with annoying and alarming calls. The complainant wanted the girlfriend only warned at this time to cease the calls. The girlfriend was advised of the complaint and warned that if this continued, she would be arrested. No further action was needed. The Criminal Contempt case occurred when a resident reported that she has an order of protection against her husband and that he was now at her home. The subject was located at the home and arrested for criminal contempt for violating that order. There were three violations reported, all for Disorderly Conduct. Two of these were for loud parties and in both cases it was agreed to keep the noise level down and there were no further complaints. The third was a noise complaint of a loud engine or motor, but the noise stopped and the source was not found. There were four complaints involving Village Ordinances: one for Dog Control, one for being in the Park After Hours, one for Curfew and one for an Open Container of Alcohol. A complainant reported that he had been bitten by a dog. Charges are presently pending for the subject responsible for the dog. A large group of people were still in the park after hours. The group was advised that the park was closed and everyone left the area without a problem. The curfew ordinance violation occurred when three youths were observed walking in the Village after 10:00PM. All youths were transported to their home and the parent advised. No further action was needed. A subject was observed in Sunset Park with an open container of alcohol. He was issued an appearance ticket for court. There was one miscellaneous Vehicle & Traffic complaint reported. The driver of the vehicle was under age and had taken the vehicle without her parent's permission. The driver and the vehicle were returned home. The parent did not want any charges pressed. A Petit Larceny case reported in May involving a missing village entrance sign was closed as the item was recovered. There were eighty-nine miscellaneous complaints handled by this department for the month of June. The DARE graduations were held in Cayuga Heights School and Northeast School during June. The bicycle rodeo was held at the Northeast School with classroom instruction on one day and the obstacle course held the next. During the month of June the full time officers worked 90 hours of overtime and the part -time officers worked 205 hours. There was a total of $219 in property reported lost or stolen with a total of $112,194 recovered in the month of June. $112,000 of the property recovered was the locating of 2 vehicles which had been reported stolen by other Police Departments. SSiincero , Kenneth W. Lansing 7 Chief of Police 1IIUA Nail to Ubey 'l rattle uoutrol l)CVIce CAYUGA HEIGHTS POLICE DEPT. 1120A Fail to Keep Right UTTS ISSUED FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE 2002 1142A Fail Yield Right of Way 1172A Fail Stop /Stop Sign VIOLATION LOCALE COMMENTS 1180A Unreasonable Speed 1110A HANSHAW RD 1180B & D Speeding 1110A PLEASANT GROVE RD 1192 -3 DWI 1110A PLEASANT GROVE RD 1212 Reckless Driving 1110A CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD 1229 -3CA Seat Belt 1110A CAYUGA HEIGHT; RD '1236A Insufficient Lights/Bicycle 1110A TRIPHAHMER RD I 306B Expired Inspection 1142A E UPLAND RD 306E Forged Inspection Sticker 11808 RT 13 70/55 319 NO Insurance 11800 RT 13 75/55 375 -2A1 Insufficient Lights ' 118DD HANSHAW RD 42/30 401 -1A Unregistered M/V 118DD CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD 48/30 402 -1 No Front Plate 1180D CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD 46/30 403 Reg Tab not Affixed 1180D CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD 45/30 509 -1 Unlicensed Operator - 509 -3 Operating out of Class 118DD TRIPHAMMER RD 48/30 511 -1A Aggravated Unlicensed 1180D WINTHROP DR 46/30 512 Suspended Registration 11800 PLEASANT GROVE RD 42/30 600.1A Leaving Scene MVA/PD 118OD TRIPHAMMER RD 47/30 1225 -C2 HANSHAW RD 1225 -C2 N TRIPHAMMER RD 1225 -C2 TRIPHAMMER RD 1225 -C2 TRIPHAMMER RD CAYUGA HEIGHTS POLICE DEPT. 1229 -C3A RT 13 PARKING TICKETS ISSUED FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE 2002 3068 HANSHAW RD 3068 PLEASANT GROVE RD 3060 N TRIPHAMMER RD VIOLATION LOCALE 319 N TRIPHAMMER RD 1201 -A REMINGTON RD 319-1 RT 13 7B LL #1 -96 OAK HILL RD 319-1 CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD 78 LL #1.96 WYCKOFF RD 7D 1.01.96 IROQUOIS RD 319-1 CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD 7D LL #I.96 WHITE PARK RD 319.1 TRIPHAMMER RD I 71) 1.01.96 HIGHLAND RD 375.2A1 RT 13 7D LLOI.96 CAMBRIDGE PL 375.2A1 RT 13 375 -2A3 RT 13 7D LL #1.96 HIGHGATE RD 375 -2A3 TRIPHAMMER RD 7D LL #1 -96 MIDWAY RD 375-2A3 HANSHAW RD 7D LLOI -96 MIDWAY RD 7D LL #1 -96 HIGHGATE RD 375.2A4 HANSHAW RD 375-31 N TRIPHAMMER RD 7D LL #1 -96 HIGHLAND RD 7D LL #1 -96 HIGHGATE RD 375.31 PLEASANT GROVE RD 7D LL #1-96 W REMINGTON RD 375 -40 TRIPHAMMER RD 7D LL #1 -96 UNITE PARK RD 375.40 HIGHLAND RD 375.40 E UPLAND RD 375.40 N TRIPHAMMER RD 7b LL #1 -96 No Parking Zone 375 -40 N TRIPHAMMER RD 7c LL #1 -96 Wrong Side to Road Edge 375.40 PLEASANT GROVE RD 7d LL #1 -96 Overnight Parking tam - 6am 375 -411 HANSHAW RD 1202 -1b On Sidewalk 375 -40 PLEASANT GROVE RD 1202 -3(b) Fire Hydrant 1224 Abandoned Vehicle 375 -40 PLEASANT GROVE RD 1203 -c4 Handicapped Zone 375 -40 PLEASANT GROVE RD 306b Uninspected Vehicle 375 -40 PLEASANT GROVE RD 1201 -a Parked on Pavement 375.40 PLEASANT GROVE RD 375 -40 MANSMAU RD 375 -40 NANSM RD 375 -40 PLEASANT GROVE RD 402-1 PLEASANT GROVE RD 402.1 N TRIPHAMMER RD 402.1 TRIPHAMMER RD 402 -A TRIPHAMMER RD 509.1 RT 13 509.3 PLEASANT GROVE RD •. 512 RT 13