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Home My WebLink AboutReport of the Police Department for Jan 2003Village of Cayuga Heights Police Department you 836 Hanshaw Road • Ithaca, New York14850 -1590 • Phone: (607) 257 -1011 ) E -mail: KLANSING@Cayuga- Heights.NY.US •Fax: (607) 257 -3474 Kenneth W. Lansing Chief of Police February 11, 2003 To: The Honorable Walter Lynn Members of the Board of Trustees Village of Cayuga Heights From: Report of the Police Department for January 2003 For the month of January there were a total of 102 complaints reported to the police departrnent and 11 motor vehicle accidents investigated. There were a total of 100 traffic tickets issued and 20 parking tickets written. During January there were no felony complaints. There were six misdemeanors reported to this department: three for Petit Larceny, one for Criminal Mischief and two for Criminal Tampering. One larceny was reported when a customer pumped gasoline into a vehicle and left without paying. The employee was unable to obtain the correct plate number of the vehicle. A Kendal resident reported cash taken from her purse which was in her room but not in the provided lock box. The date of the theft could not be determined as a couple of weeks had passed since the resident knew for sure the money was still in her possession. The third larceny was the report of cash taken from a complainant's wallet while at her place of employment. The complainant stated that she had left the wallet on her desk while she left the room for a few minutes and upon her return, noticed the money missing. The case is still open. The criminal mischief case was reported by a resident who returned from winter break and discovered an outside storm window had been broken. It appeared that something had been thrown at it. The screen and inside window had not been damaged. The two criminal tampering complaints involved subjects in a vehicle driving around shooting houses, people and other vehicles with a paint ball gun. A description of the vehicle was obtained and the subjects were stopped in the City of Ithaca by the Ithaca Police Department. It was discovered that in addition to the Village of Cayuga Heights, incidents took place in the Town of Ithaca and in the City of Ithaca. The parents of the subjects responsible were called and met with the officers. An agreement was reached whereby the youths had to return and clean no all the houses and vehicles and make restitution for any damages incurred. There were five violations reported during the month: four for Disorderly Conduct and one for Unlawful Trespass. Two of the disorderly conducts were reports of houses hit by unknown subjects throwing eggs. The area was checked but the subjects responsible were not located. The third disorderly conduct involved a juvenile who has behavioral problems, caused a disturbance at the After School Program and then left the school yard. The situation was resolved. The final disorderly conduct was a noise complaint. The officer spoke with the person responsible and no further action was needed. The unlawful trespass occurred when a driver in a four wheel drive vehicle decided to do some off road driving on private property. The vehicle became stuck in the deep snow and had to be towed out. The driver had to make contact with the owner of the property to check on any property damage. There was one Village Ordinance complaint, that being a dog running loose. There were seven Vehicle and Traffic Law complaints: four for parking, one for a motor vehicle leaving the scene of an accident and two for miscellaneous traffic infractions. There were eighty -three miscellaneous complaints handled by this department for the month of January. A bad check case reported in October 2002 was closed with the restitution received in full. During the month of January Officer Cain attended a Fraudulent Document Training School, Officer Steinmetz attended a seminar dealing with the Carrying of Concealed Firearms and Officer Wright attended a school for Physical Fitness Trainers. A DARE graduation was held at the Cayuga Heights School. As of January there are presently 20 Knox Boxes in service and 4 boxes have been received by homeowners but not installed as of yet. The full time officers worked 98 hours of overtime and the part-time officers worked 141 hours. There was a total. of $355 reported lost or stolen for the month of January. Sine rely, r /Kenneth W. Lansing Chief of Police CAYUGA HEIGHTS POLICE DEPT. UTTS ISSUED FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY 2003 CAYUGA HEIGHTS POLICE DEPT. UTTS ISSUED FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY 2003 VIOLATION LOCALE COMMENTS 1110A THE PARKWAY VIOLATION LOCALE COMMENTS 1110A HANSHAW RD 3068 HANSHAW RD 1110A HANSHAW RD 3068 HANSHAV RD 1110A HANSHAV RD 3068 HANSHAV RD 1110A HANSHAW RD 3068 HANSHAW RD 111OA HANSHAW RD 3065 HANSHAW RD 1110A HANSHAW RD 3068 N TRIPHAHMER RD 1110A PLEASANT GROVE AD 3060 PLEASANT GROVE RD 1110A HANSHAW RD 3068 CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD 1110A HANSHAW RD 306B H TRIPHAMMER RD 1110A HANSHAV RD 3068 HANSHAW RD 1110A HANSHAW RD 3068 HANSHAV RD 1110A HANSHAW RD 3068 N TRIPHAMMER RD 1110A HANSHAW RD 3068 PLEASANT GROVE RD 111OA CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD 3068 PLEASANT GROVE RD 1120A N TRIPHAMMER RD 319 N TRIPHAMMER RD 1129A AT 13 319 HANSHAV RD 1180C HANSHAW RD 37/15 319 TRIPHAMMER RD 11800 HANSHAW RD 36/15 319 HANSHAV RD 1180D TRIPHAMMER RD 43/30 319 CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD 1180D TRIPHAMMER RD 51/30 . 319 N TRIPHAMMER RD 11800 TRIPHAMMER RD 50/30 319-1 TRIPHAMMER RD 118DD TRIPHAMMER RD 47/30 319.1 HANSHAV RD 11BOD TRIPHAMMER RD 52/30 319.1 HANSHAV RD 1180D TRIPHAHMER RD 45/30 319-1 HANSHAV RD 118DD TRIPHARMER RD 45/30 319.1 HANSHAW RD 3068 HANSHAW RD 375 HANSHAV RD I I IOA Fail to Obey Traffic Control Device 3066 N 7RIPHARMER RD 375 -2 N TRIPHAMMER RD 1120A Fail to Keep Right 3068 TRIPHAMMER RD 375-2A HANSHAY RD 1142A Fail YiEld Right ofWay 3068 N TRIPHAMMER RD 375-2A HANSHAW RD 1172A Fail Stop /Stop Sign 3060 HANSHAW RD 375 -2A PLEASANT GROVE RD 1180A Unreasonable Speed 3068 TRIPHAMMER RD 375 -2A HANSHAV RD 11 BOB & D Speeding 3068 N TRIPHAMMER RD 375 -2A1 TRIPHAMMER RO 1192-3 DWI 3063 N 7RIPHAMMER RD 375-2A1 PLEASANT GROVE RD 1212 Reckless Driving 3068 N 7RIPHAMRER RD 375.2A7 N TRIPHARRER RD 1229 -3CA Seat Bell 3068 PLEASANT GROVE RD 1236A InsufficientLightsBicycle 375.ZA1 N TRIPHAMMER RD 3068 TRIPHAMMER RD 375.2A3 306B Expired Inspection 306E HANSHAW RD N TRIPHAMMER RD 306E Forged Inspection Sticker 3068 CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD 375.2A3 PLEASANT GROVE RD 319 No Insurance 3068 HANSHAW RD 375 -30 TRIPHAMMER RD 375 -2A1 Insufficient Lights 306D N TRIPHAMMER RD 375.31 PLEASANT GROVE RD 401 -1A Unregistered MN , 3068 N TRIPHAMMER RD 375.40 N TRIPHAMMER RD 402 -1 NO Front Plate 3060 375.40 PLEASANT GROVE RD 403 Reg Tab not Affixed N TRIPHARMER RD 375.40 N TRIPHAMMER RD 509 -1 Unlicensed Operator 3068 N 791PHAMMER RD 401 -1A N TRIPHAMMER RD 509 -3 Operating Out Of Class 3068 HANSHAW RD 401 -1A N TRIPHAMMER RD 511 -IA Aggravated Unlicensed 306B N TRIPHAMMER RD 401.1A CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD 512 Suspended Registration 3068 HANSHAW RD . 401-1A HANSHAW RD 600 -IA Leaving Scene MVA/PD 3068 PLEASANT GROVE RD 401 -IA CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD 3068 N TRIPHARMER RD 403 HANSHAV RD 3068 TRIPHAMMER RD 509.1 7RIPHAMNER RD 511.1A HANSHAW RD CAYUGA HEIGHTS POLICE DEPT. PARKING TICKETS ISSUED FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY 2003 IOLATION LOCALE 201A E UPLAND RD 202C WINTHROP DR 224 RT 13 )6B OVERLOOK RD I LL #1 -96 BROOK LANE I LL #1-96 BROOK LANE I LL #1-96 BROOK LANE I LL #1 -96 BROOK LANE I LL #1-96 HANSHAW RD I LL #1 -96 OAK HILL RD I LL #1.96 OAK HILL RD I LL #1-96 HIGHLAND RD 111 #1-96 BROOK LANE i LL #1 -96 N SUNSET DR LL #1.96 NORTHWAY RD LL #1 -96 CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD LL #1-96 HIGHLAND RD LL #1.96 FOREST DR LL #1-96 E UPLAND RD ' LL #1 -96 OVERLOOK RD 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 -1b On Sidewalk 1202 -3(b) Fire Hydrant 1224 Abandoned Vehicle 1203 -c-4 Handicapped Zone 306b Uninspected Vehicle 1201 -a Parked on Pavement