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Home My WebLink AboutReport of the Police Department for March 2003v Village of Cayuga Heights Police Department 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 April 11, 2003 To: The Honorable Walter Lynn Members of the Board of Trustees Village of Cayuga Heights From: Report of the Police Department for March 2003 For the month of March there were a total of 98 complaints reported to the police department and 11 motor vehicle accidents investigated. There were a total of 100 traffic tickets issued and 18 parking tickets written. During March there were no felony complaints. There were eleven misdemeanors reported: three for Issuing Bad Checks, seven for Petit Larceny and one for Criminal Mischief. Two of the bad check cases have been resolved with the restitution paid in full. Three of the larcenies were the reports that evergreen trees had been cut and removed from the homeowners' property. Two of the larcenies were the theft of Christmas tree lights taken from the homeowners' fences. All five of these thefts occurred over the same time period. Cornell University Fratemity and Affairs were notified of these complaints in case they received any reports of the same activity happening. A resident reported that the light from the pole at the end of his driveway had been removed. The final larceny was reported when a subject pumped gasoline into his vehicle and left without paying. The person responsible was not located. The criminal mischief case was the report of a driveway light damaged by an unknown person. There were eight violations reported during the month of March: seven for Disorderly Conduct and one for Unlawful Trespass. Three of the disorderly conduct complaints were reports of loud music being played. In all cases the persons responsible were contacted and there were no further problems. Two of the complaints dealt with loud parties. In both incidents the persons bolding the party were advised that the party was over. With one of the complaints, there was also a parking problem. Numerous vehicles were issued parking tickets and one vehicle was towed. A business owner reported that some patrons had refused to pay the bill and were loud and noisy disturbing the other customers. Upon arrival of the officer, the patrons were quietly paying the bill with no further problems. The final disorderly conduct complaint involved a juvenile at the Cayuga Heights School who has behavior problems and was causing a disturbance. The situation was resolved. The unlawful trespass involved an employee of Kendal who was having personal problems with her husband. The husband came to Kendal and was argumentative causing a disturbance. The husband was requested to leave by a supervisor but was never seen leaving. Mier a search of the building, the husband was located at his residence. The husband was advised by the officer that this type of behavior was not to take place again and that ]re must notify a supervisor when Ire entered the building or his actions would result in an arrest for trespass. The subject agreed and there have been no further reported incidents. There was one Village Ordinance complaint dealing with a dog running loose. The owner of the dog was notified of the problem. There was one Vehicle and Traffic complaint reported which involved a parking . problem. There were seventy -seven miscellaneous complaints handled by this department for the month of March. During the month of March Sgt Boyce and Officer Steinmetz attended a 2 day Amorer School for Ruger patrol rifles which are going to be carried in each patrol car. Officer Steinmetz also attended a 4 day Commercial Vehicle School for traffic enforcement. Officer fanning and myself participated in a one day seminar put on by the US Secret Service on threat assessment for public schools. The full time officers worked 115.5 hours of overtime and the part-time officers worked 145 hours. There was a total of $2,207 reported lost or stolen and $103 in property recovered for the month of March. Kenneth W. Lansing Chief of Police CAYUGA HEIGHTS POLICE DEPT. UTTS ISSUED FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH 2003 CAYUGA HEIGHTS POLICE DEPT. UTTS ISSUED FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH 2OD3 VIOLATION LOCALE COMMENTS 1110A TRIPHAMMER RD VIOLATION LOCALE COMMENTS ' 111OA TRIPHAMMER RD 3068 N TRIPHAMMER RD 1110A TRIPHAMMER RD 3068 IRIPHAMMER RD 1110A TRIPHAMMER RD 3068 N TRIPMAHMEA RD 1110A TRIPHAMMER RD 3068 TRIPHAMMER RD 1110A HANSHAW RD 3068 HANSHAW RD I110A TRIPHAMMER RD 3068 N TRIPMMMER RD 1110A CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD 319 N TRIPHAMMER AD 1110A TRIPHAMMER RD 319.1 7RIPHAMMER RD 1110A TRIPHAMMER RD 319.1 HANSHAW RD 1110A HANSHAW RD 319.1 TRIPHAMMER RD I I 10 Fail to Obey Traffic Control Device 1110A HANSHAW RD 319.1 TRIPHAMMER RD 1120A Fail to Keep Right 1110A TRIPHAMMER RD 319.1 iRIPHANMER RD ! 1142A Fail Yield Right of Way 1110A HANSHAW RD 319.1 HANSHAW RD 1172A Fail Stop /Stop Sign 1110A CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD 319.1 CAYUGA HEIGHTS AD 1180A Unreasonable Speed 1110A CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD 374-31 N TRIPHAMMER RD 1180B & D Speeding 111DA HANSHAW RD 374 -40 E UPLAND RD 1180C Speeding/School Zone 1110A TRIPHAMMER RD 375.22 N TRIPHAMMER RD 1192 -3 DWI 1110A TRIPHAMMER RD 375.2A1 N TRIPHAMMER RD 1212 Reckless Driving 1229 -3CA Seat Bell 1110A HANSHAW RD 375.2A1 CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD 1236A Insufficient Lights/Bicycle 1110A HANSHAW RD 375.2A1 CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD 306D Expired Inspection 1110A TRIPHAMMER RD 375.2A1 TRIPHAMMER RD 306E Forged Inspection Sticker 1110A TRIPHAMMER RD 375.2A1 PLEASANT GROVE RD 319 NO Insurance 1110A TRIPHAMMER RD 375.2A1 PLEASANT GROVE RD 375 -2A1 Insufficient Lights 1122A NORTHWAY RD 375.2A1 PLEASANT GROVE RD 401 -1A Unregistered MN 1128A AT 13 375-2A1 N TRIPHAMMER RD 402 -1 No Front Plate 1129A NORTHWAY RD 375.2A3 TRIPHAMMER RD 403 Reg Tab not Affixed 1141 HANSHAW RD 375.2A3 HANSHAW RD 509.1 Unlicensed Operator 1180D TRIPHAMMER RD 45/30 375-2A3 TRIPHAMMER RD 509.3 Operating Out of Class 11800 TRIPHAMMER RD 47/30 375.W TRIPHAMMER RD 51 MA Aggravated Unlicensed 1180D TRIPHAMMER RD 48/30 375.2A3 HANSHAW RD 512 Suspended Registration 118DD TRIPHAMMER RD 45/30 375.37 N TRIPHAMMER RD 600 -IA Leaving Scene MVA/PD 1180D TRIPHAMMER RD 51/30 375.40 HANSHAW RD 11BOD TRIPHAMMER RD 46/30 375.40 N TRIPHAMMER RD 1180D CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD 45/30 375.40 TRIPHAMMER RD 11800 7RIPHAMMER RD 49/30 375.40 PLEASANT GROVE RD 1180D CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD 45/30 375.40 HANSHAW RD 1180D 7RIPHARMER RD 46/30 375.40A TRIPHAMMER RD 1180D 7RIPHAMMER RD 48/30 375.40B TRIPHAMMER RD 1180D N TRIPHAMMER RD 45/30 401•IA E UPLAND RD 1180D TRIPHAMMER RD 49/30 401.1A TRIPHAMMER RD 1180D CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD 45/30 401.1A TRIPHAMMER RD 1180E N TRIPHAMMER RD 401.1A TRIPHAMMER RD 1225 -C2 PLEASANT GROVE RD 401.1A TRIPHAMMER RD 1225 -C2 TRIPHAMMER RD 401.4 WHITE PARK RD 1225•C2A TRIPHAMMER RD 402.1 TRIPHAMMER RD 1225 -C2A CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD 507.2 HANSHAW RD ' 1229 -CI N TRIPHAHMER RD 509.1 TRIPHAMMER RD 1229•[3 HANSHAW RD 509.1 TRIPHAMMER RD 1229•C3A TRIPHAMMER RD 509.1 TRIPHAMMER RD 511-IA TRIPHAMMER RD CAYUGA HEIGHTS POLICE DEPT. PARKING TICKETS ISSUED FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH 2003 VIOLATION LOCALE 1201 -A CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD 1201-A CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD 78 LL #1 -96 BROOK LANE 7B 1.01-96 WHITE PARK RD ' 71 LL #1 -96 CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD 78 LL #1.96 CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD 7B LL #1 -96 CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD 78 LL #1 -96 CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD 7C 1.01-96 KELVIN PL 7C LL #1 -96 KELVIN PL 7C LL #1 -96 WHITE PARK RD 7D LL #1-96 OVERLOOK RD 7D LL #1-96 CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD 7D 1.01 -96 SUNSET DR 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 KLINEWOODS 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 -lb On Sidewalk 1202 -3(b) Fire Hydrant 1224 Abandoned Vehicle 1203 -o-4 Handicapped Zone 306b Uninspected Vehicle 1201 -a Parked on Pavement