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POLICE DEPARTMENT
VILLAGE OF CAYUGA HEIGHTS
April 5, 1976
T0: Honorable F. G. Marcham, Mayor
Members of the Board of Trustees
Village of Cayuga Heights
SUBJECT: Report of the Police Chief for March 1976
The Police Department handled 115 complaints and investigated 7 motor vehicle.
accidents. There were 91 traffic tickets and 21 parking tickets issued during
the month.
There were eight felony complaints, seven for burglaries, and one for grand
larceny. Four of the burglary complaints Involved separate entries at the Cayuga
Heights Elementary School and three Involved the reported burglaries of private
residences, one of which was later declared unfounded, as was the grand larceny
case. There were forty misdemeanor complaints, 16 for criminal mischief, 12 for
petit larceny, II for bad checks, and I for attempt to commit the crime of petit
larceny. Most of the criminal mischief and petit larceny complaints involved the
entry of parked motor vehicles over one weekend.
Two persons were arrested for Driving While Intoxicated and four Juveniles were
apprehended during the month. Three of the Juveniles were handled within the
Department and released, and the fourth was referred to Family Court.
There was a total of $1,468.73 In property reported lost or stolen during the
month, and a total of $469.95 in property recovered during the month by the Police
Department.
The officers worked a total of 9 hours overtime during the month.
Respectuflly,
Harlin R. McEwen 7
Chief of Police