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Home My WebLink AboutReport of the Police Department for Oct 2002Kanneth W. Lansing Chief of Police November 11, 2002 Village of Cayuga Heights Police Department 838 Hanshaw Road - Ithaca, Now York14850 -1590 - Phone: (607) 257 -1011 E =mall: KLANSING @Cayuga- Heights.NY.US - Fax: (607) 257 -3474 To: The Honorable Walter Lynn Member of the Board of Trustees Village of Cayuga Heights From: Report of the Police Department for October 2002 For the month of October there were a total of 90 complaints reported to the police department and I motor vehicle accident investigated. There were a total of 145 traffic tickets issued and 10 parking tickets written. During October there was one felony complaint, Grand Larceny. A resident was in the process of moving out of his home, and upon arrival at his new destination, discovered a picture and a firearm missing. The investigation is still continuing. There were five misdemeanors reported to this department: One for Issuing a Bad Check, two for Petit Larceny, one for Criminal Mischief and one for Criminal Contempt. A subject wrote a cluck to the Village Court in payment of traffic fines which was returned by the bank due to insufficient funds. The case is still open and investigation active. The manager at a business office reported cash and blank checks missing from the petty cash box. After reporting the incident, the manager decided not to have the matter pursued. The case was closed. A resident reported that she had placed outgoing mail in her mailbox and later found that the stamps had been removed from both envelopes. The Criminal Mischief complaint was reported when a resident found both plastic reflective posts which marked the end of his driveway destroyed. There were no tire tracks or any indication that the damage was caused by a motor vehicle. The Criminal Contempt case was the result of a domestic call. The female subject was yelling and making obscene gestures at the male subject which was in violation of an existing order of protection. The 49 year old female was arrested and arraigned in front of the Judge. There were five violations reported, all for Disorderly Conduct. One of the complaints concerned loud noise. The subject responsible was advised to keep the noise level down and there was no further action needed. There was an anonymous complaint about a loud bang, thought possibly to be fireworks being set off. The area was checked and nothing found. There was another anonymous complaint in which a subject reported a group of teenage boys "mooned" her as she drove by. A group of teens were located and denied any knowledge of the incident. The teens were advised to head home. One of the Disorderly Conduct complaints was the report of a substance which appeared to be a mixture of water and paint that had been thrown at the front door of her residence. The subjects responsible were youths and all the parents were notified of the incident. The complainant did not want to press any charges. The final Disorderly Conduct was the complaint that there was a subject on the roof of a fraternity, yelling loudly. The complainant stated that this has been going on for an hour and was concerned that something was wrong. The subject had been yelling at others in the parking lot. He was issued an appearance ticket for Disorderly Conduct. There were four complaints dealing with Village Ordinances: Two for Dog control, one for being in the Park after Hours and one a request for a Solicitors Permit. Both dog complaints were reports of dogs running loose. Two 19 year old subjects found at Sunset Park after hours admitted that they knew the park was closed. Both were issued appearance tickets for court for being in Sunset Park after hours. There were five Vehicle and Traffic complains for the month: two for parking and three various traffic problems. There were seventy miscellaneous complains handled by this department for the month of October. During the month of October Officer Steinmetz, Cain and Tanning attended a one day breathalyzer recertification school. Sgt Boyce, Officer Lanning and Steinmetz participated in a one day active shooter training held at the Groton High School sponsored by the Groton Police Department and Cayuga County Sheriff Department. Officer Lanning attended a 4 day Counter Terrorism training held at the Broome County Law Enforcement Academy. During October a Halloween Safety presentation was done for the students at Northeast and Cayuga Heights School for all grades. During the month of October the full time officers worked 102 hours of overtime and the part-time officers worked 105.5 hours. There•was a total of $1,761 in property reported lost of stolen for the month and $68 recovered. Sin rely, Kenneth W. Lansing Chief CAYUGA HEIGHTS POLICE DEPT. UTTS ISSUED FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER 2002 CAYUGA HEIGHTS POLICE DEPT. UTTS ISSUED FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER 2002 IIOLATION LOCALE COMMENTS 110A HANSHAW RD VIOLATION LOCALE COMMENTS ' 110A CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD 1110A HANSHAW RD 110A HANSHAW RD 1110A TRIPHAMMER RD 110A HANSHAW RD 1163D E UPLAND RD 110A RT 13 • 1172A THE PARKWAY 110A TRIPHAMMER RD 1172A N TRIPHAMMER RD 110A TRIPHAMMER RD 1172A N TRIPHAMMER RD 110A TRIPHAMMER RD 11808 RT 13 72/55 110A CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD 11808 RT 13 77/55 110A HANSHAW RD 1180C HANSHAW RD 30/15 11DA HANSHAW RD 11800 HANSHAW RD 36115 110A TRIPHAMMER RD 1180D CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD 56/30 110A THE PARKWAY 1180D TRIPHAMMER RD 46/30 110A PLEASANT GROVE RD 1180D TRIPHAMMER RD 48/30 110A HANSHAW RD 1180D PLEASANT GROVE RD 45/30 110A HANSHAW RD 1180D PLEASANT GROVE RD 45/30 110A 7RIPHAMMER RD 1180D N TRIPHAMMER RD 46/30 110A CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD 1180D TRIPHAMMER RD 44/30 110A N TRIPHAMMER RD 1180D PLEASANT GROVE RD 47/30 I10A TRIPHAMMER RD 1180D PLEASANT GROVE RD 49/30 110A TRIPHAMMER RD 1180D PLEASANT GROVE RD 45/30 110A HANSHAW RD 11801) PLEASANT GROVE RD 45/30 110A PLEASANT GROVE RD 1180D CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD 46/30 110A HANSHAW RD 1180D TRIPHAMMER RD 50/30 'IDA HANSHAW RD 1180D TRIPHAMMER RD 48/30 IDA TRIPHAMMER RD 1180D PLEASANT GROVE RD 44/30 10A HANSHAW RD 1180D N TRIPHAMMER RD 54/30 10A HANSHAW RD 1180D TRIPHAMMER RD 45/30 IDA HANSHAW RD 1225 -C2 PLEASANT GROVE RD ICA HANSHAW RD 1225 -C2A TRIPHAMMER RD 10A HANSHAW RD 1229-C3A CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD 10A HANSHAW RD 3068 TRIPHAMMER RD 10A HANSHAW RD 3068 RT 13 10A HANSHAW RD 3068 JESSUP RD 10A HANSHAW RD 3068 PLEASANT GROVE RD ICA HANSHAW RD 319 -1 CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD IDA HANSHAW RD 319-1 TRIPHAMMER RD 10A HANSHAW RD 319 -1 HANSHAW RD 10A HANSHAW RD 319 -1 TRIPHAMMER RD 10A, TRIPHAMMER RD 319 -1 PLEASANT GROVE RD IDA, TRIPHAMMER RD 319 -1 RT 13 10A HANSHAW RD 375 -22 PLEASANT GROVE RD IDA HANSHAW RD 375-27 N TRIPHAMMER RD IDA HANSHAW RD 375-2A PLEASANT GROVE RD IDA HANSHAW RD 375 -2A PLEASANT GROVE RD IDA HANSHAW RD 375 -2A N TRIPHAMMER RD IDA HANSHAW RD 375 -2A1 TRIPHAMMER RD IDA N TRIPHAMMER RD 375 -2A1 RT 13 IDA RT 13 375 -2A1 PLEASANT GROVE RD OA HANSHAW RD 375 -2A1 RT 13 375 -2A1 TRIPHAMMER RD CAYUGA HEIGHTS POLICE DEPT. UTTS ISSUED FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER 2002 IOLATION LOCALE 75 -ZA1 TRIPHAMMER RD 75-2A1 N TRIPHAMMER RD 75-2A1 TRIPHAMMER RD 75 -2A1 N TRIPHAMMER RD 75 -2A1 TRIPHAMMER RD 75-2A1 N TRIPHAMMER RD 75 -2A1 N TRIPHAMMER RD 75 -2A1 N TRIPHAMMER RD 75 -2A2 PLEASANT GROVE RD 75 -2A2 TRIPHAMMER RD 75-2A3 CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD 75 -2A3 TRIPHAMMER RD 75 -2A3 RT 13 '5 -2A3 TRIPHAMMER RD 75 -2A4 RT 13 , r5 -2A4 RT 13 15 -31 RT 13 '5 -31 RT 13 15 -31 PLEASANT GROVE RD '5 -31 N TRIPHAMMER RD '5 -31 HANSHAW RD 5-31 CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD '5-40 HANSHAW RD 3 -40 RT 13 3 -40 RT 13 3 -40 RT 13 3-40 N TRIPHAMMER RD 5.3A TRIPHAMMER RD 3.19A N TRIPHAMMER RD 3.75A N TRIPHAMMER RD 3.75A HANSHAW RD 3.95A HANSHAW RD 1-1A TRIPHAMMER RD 1 -1A N TRIPHAMMER RD 1 -1A CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD 2 -1 PLEASANT GROVE RD 9 -1 RT 13 9-1 PLEASANT GROVE RD 9.11 CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD 9-L HANSHAW RD 9 -1 TRIPHAMMER RD 9 -1 N TRIPHAMMER RD 9 -1 N TRIPHAMMER RD 1 TRIPHAMMER RD 1 -1A RT 13 COMMENTS 1110A 1120A 1142A 1172A 1180A I180B & D 1192 -3 1212 1229 -3CA 1236A 306B 306E 319 375 -2AI 401 -1A 402 -1 403 509 -1 509 -3 511 -1A 512 600 -IA CAYUGA HEIGHTS POLICE DEPT. PARKING TICKETS ISSUED FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER 2002 VIOLATION LOCALE 1203-C -4 HANSHAW RD 7C LL #1.96 TRIPHAMMER RD 7D LL #1.96 OVERLOOK RD ' 7D 1.01-96 CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD 7D LL #1.96 CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD 7D LL #1.96 CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD 7D LL #1.96 CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD 7D LL #1.96 COMSTOCK RD 7D LL #1.96 HIGHLAND RD 7D LL #1.96 THE PARKWAY 7b LL #1 -96 No Parking Zone 7c LL #1 -96 Wrong Side to Road Edge 7d LL #1 -96 Overnight Parking tam - 6am 1202 -]b On Sidewalk 1202 -3(b) Fire Hydrant 1224 Abandoned Vehicle 1203 -c-4 Handicapped Zone 306b Uninspected Vehicle 1201 -a Parked on Pavement Fail to Obey Traffic Control Device Fail to Keep Right Fail Yield Right of Way Fail Stop /Stop Sign Unreasonable Speed Speeding DWI Reckless Driving Seat Belt Insufficient Lights/Bicycle Expired Inspection Forged Inspection Sticker No Insurance InsutHcient Lights Unregistered M/V No Front Plate Reg Tab not Affixed Unlicensed Operator Operating out of Class Aggravated Unlicensed Suspended Registration Leaving Scene MVA/PD