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Home My WebLink AboutReport of the Police Department for May 2006.PDFVafl Hage,e'f Gayuga ffi e$ghts Fefl3ec fficpartmcmB 836 !-lanshaw Road . lthaca, New York14850-1590' Fhone: (607) 257'1011 E-rna il: K LANS I NG@Cay uga-Heights. NY. U S' Fax : (6071 257'347 4 Kenneth W. Lansing Chief of Police June 14,2006 To: The Honorable Mayor Llmn Members of the Board of Trustees Viilage of Cayuga Heights Re: Report of the Police Department for May 2006 For the month of May there were a total of I22 complaints reported to the police department and 3 motor vehicle accidents investigated. There were atotal of 62 haffic tickets issued and 13 parking tickets written" During May there were no felony complaints. There were nineteen misdemeanors reported: One for Issuing a Bad Check, seven for Petit Larceny, nine for Criminal Mischief, one for Assault and one for Identity Theft. The bad check case was closed with the restitution received in full. Two pending bad check cases from April were also closed in May as the outstanding funds were received. Two of the petit larcenies were reporled when customers pumped gasoline into their vehicles and left without paying. One case was closed when the customer returned to pay. The other case is still open. A business reporled that a file containing paperwork was taken from the office desk. After an investigation and reviewing the business tapes, the suspect was identified. There is presently a wanant issued for the subject's anest" Two petit larcenies were the theft of bird feeders from the Caluga Heights School grounds. A homeowner reported the reflectors from the end of his driveway and his garbage can had been taken. A fraternity member reported that a pafty decoration, a self-inllating clown balloon had been stolen and that he had recognized it &om a facebook entry of the photo on the web. After an investigation the item was located, returned to the owner and no charges were filed. One of the criminal mtschief cases was reporled by the principal at CaTuga Heights School. During spring break numerous locks on exterior doors had been damaged by superglue. Six homeowners reported their Ithaca Joumal paper boxes had been ripped from their posts and thrown on the ground. The same complainants reported their mailboxes had been damaged by someone breaking off the flags. A homeowner reported that one of his windows had been broken out with a baseball and believes that a neighborhood youth is responsible. The ofhcer spoke to the parent of the youth who was already aware of the accident and was making arrangements for the window to be replaced. No fur1her action needed by the officer. The frnal criminal mischief was the report by a homeowner that the power cables to the security camera had been cut and that leaves had been crammed in front of the camera. The case is still under investigation. A male complainant reported that he had been assaulted by another person in the face causing black eyes and a broken nose. The complainant signed an accusatory which resulted in the arrest of a 27 year old male for assault. A resident reporled that an unknown person had obtained his credit card number and used it to purchase gasoline. The resident stated that he had been notified by his credit card company of this identity theft. After an investigation it was found that the resident's son had used his credit card. The case was closed as unfounded. There were eight violations reported for the month of May: six for Disorderly Conduct, one for Harassment and one for Public Intoxication. Officers responded to the field near A-Lot for a report of a loud explosion. Several subjects were standiag in the field with a potato gun and all did admit to being involved in the firing of it. A11 subjects are Cornell students so they were turned over to Cornell PD who would refer them to Judicial Administration. The off,rcer responded to a report of a disorderly subject at A-Lot who was upset with the way a large truck was parked. The subject was driving through A-Lot using that route as a short cut to avoid the corner. The subject was advised that he legally could not do that according to the vehicle and traffic law. The subject agreed to back up and left the area" The remaining four disorderly conduct complaints were due to loud music or noise. A1l subjects responsible were advised of fhe complaint and there were no further problems. The officer was dispatched to a residence for a report of a domestic in progress. Upon arrival, a male and female were outside the building engaged in a verbal dispute. The female had asked him to leave which he did and then he tried to reenter, became angry anci broke out a window. The 19 year oid male was arrested for harassment and an order of protection war; issued by the Judge. The public intoxication case was the result of the officer responding with EMS personnel for a subject experiencilg medical problems after eating mushrooms laced with a narcotic. The 19 year old female was issued an appearance ticket to court. There were five Village Ordinance complaints: two for Dog Control and two Solicitor Permit Requests ancl one complaint of a solicitor without a permrt. During May there were nine Vehicle and Traffic complaints: three for parking, one for an abandoned vehicle, one for leaving the scene ofa motor vehicle accident and four rniscellaneous traffic problems. There were a total of eighty-one miscellaneous complaints handled by this department for the month of May. During May, Officer Lanning held his DARE graduations, two ciasses at the Northeast School and oner class at the Cayuga Heights Schooi. Officer Lanning attended a 2 day Safe School Seminar held in Utica at the Mohawk Valley Law Enforcement Academy. Sgt Boyce and Officer Steinmetz held the semi-amual qualifying at the range for all full and part-time officers" Office Steinmetz and Officer Wright held the arurual bike rodeo at the Northeast School. The fuli time officers worked 93.5 hours of overlime and the part-time offi.cers worked 132.5 hours. There was a total of $307 reporled lost or stolen and $530 in properly recovered for the month of May. W, Lansing POLICE DEPT. MONTH OF I'IAY COMMEN TSVIOLATION 1110A 1110A 'l 1 10A 1110A 1110A 1110A 1110A 11 10A 1110A 1110A 11 10A 1110A 1129A 11608 1 1B0c 1 lBOD 1180D 1 lBOD 1180D 1 lBOD l1BOD 1 lBOD 11BOD 1,IBOD 11BOD 1 lBOD 1225c2 1??5c2 1225c2 1225c2 1225c5 1229c3 1229c3 3068 JUO6 3068 319-1 319- 1 319-1 319-1 319-1 319-1 319-1 JI)- I 375-2A1 375-2A2 375-2A3 375-408 401 - 1A 401-1A VI OLAT I ON 401-1A 402- 1 +v1- 4 111- 1A 509- 1 511-1A 511-1A 51 1- 1A 51 1- 1A 511-2A 512 512 1110A 1 i20A 1t42A 1112l^ :1180A 11808&D 1180c 1192-3 1212 1229-3CA T236A 3068 306E 319 37 5-2Al'401-1A 402-1 403 .509-1 s09-3 51 1-1A )12 600-1A CAYUGA HEIGHTS UTTS ISSUED FOR THE LOCALE TBIPHAMMER RD N TRIPHAMMER RD TRIPHAMMER RD TRIPHAMMER RD CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD CAYUGA HEIGHTS hD HANSHAH RD CAYUGA HEIGHTS ROAD TRIPHAMMER RD CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD N TRIPHAMMER RD TRIPHAMMER RD HANSHAI.' RD HANSHAI,J RD CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD TRIPHAMMER RD TR I PHAMI'IER RD N TRIPHAMMER RD HANSHAU RD TRIPHAMMER RD TRIPHAMMER RD PLEASANT GROVE RD TR]PHAMMER RD N TRIPHAMMER RD N TRIPHAMMER RD IRIPHAMMER RD HANSHAW RD TR I PHAMI'IER RD KLINE RD TRIPHAMMER RD HANSHAW RD HANSHAI,' RD TRIPHAMMER RD TRIPHAMMER RD PLEIASANT GROVE HANSHAW RD HANSHAI.I RD TRIPHAMMER RD TRIPHAMMER RD PLEASANT GROVE RD PLEASANT GROVE RD CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD N TRIPHAMMER RD PLEASANT GROVE RD PLEASANT GROVE RD PLEASANT GROVE RD HANSHAW RD HANSHAW RD 2006 CAYUGA HEIGHTS POLICE DEPT. UTTS ISSUED FOR THE MONTH OF MAY 2006 LOCALE PLEASANT GROVE RD HANSHAII RD HANSHAI.' RD TR I PHAI'.IMER RD TRIPHAMMER RD KLINE RD HANSHAII RD TRIPHAMMER RD HANSHAI.I RD TRIPHAMMER RD TRIPHAMMER RD IRIPHAMMER RD COMMENTS 37/20 49/30 15/30 51 /30 49/30 )o/ 5u 40/?0. 45/30 49/30 45 /30 47/30 47/30 Faii to Obey Traffic Confrol Device Fail to Keep Right Faii Yield Right of Way Fail Stop/Stop Sign Unreasonable Speed Speeding Speeding/School Zone DWi Reckless Driving Seat Belt Insuffi cient Lights/B icycle Expired Inspection Forged Inspection Sticker No Insurance Insufficient Lights Unregistered M/V NdFront Plate Reg Tab not Affixed Unlicensed Operatol Operating out of Class Aggravated Unlicensed Suspended Registration Leaving Scene MV{PD /I OLAT I ON 78 LL#1-96 78 Lr#1-96 7D LL#1-96 7D LL#1-96 7D LL#1-96 tD LL#1-96 tD LL#l-96 ,D LL#1-96 'D LL#1-96 ,D LL#1-96 'D LL#1 -96 'D tL#1-96 'D Lr#1-96 CAYUGA HEIGHTS POLICE DEPT. PARKING TICKETS ISSUED FOR THE MONTH OF MAY 2006 LOCALE BROOK LANE IROOUOIS RD CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD IROOUOiS RD IROAUOIS RD N SUNSET DR HIGHLAND RD THE PARKWAY RANDOLPH.RD OAK HiLL RD OAK HILL RD OVERLOOK RD RANDOLPH.RD TbLL#t-96 TcLL#1-96 TdLL#r-96 1202-Ib 1202-3(b) 1'\14 1203-c-4 306b 1201-a No Parking Zone Wrong Side to Road Edge Ovemight Parking 2arn - 6am On Sidewalk Fire Hydrant Abandoned Vehicle Handicapped Zone Uninspected Vehicle Parked on Pavement