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Home My WebLink AboutReport of the Police Department for April 2005.PDFV538age of 'Gayuga ffie9gh.ts FeEBee #cpantmen€ 836 Hanshaw Road. lthaca, New york148s0-1s90. phone: (607) 2sz-i011 E-ma il: K LANS I N G@Cayuga-Heights. Ny. US . Fax : (60Tl ZST -g4T 4 Kenneth W. Lansing Chief of Police May 11, 2005 To: The Honorable Walter Lynn Members of the Board of Trustees Village of Cayuga Heights Re: Report of the Police Department for April 2005 Fo1 the month of April there were a total of 727 complaints reported to the Police Department and 2 motor vehicle accidents investigate. There were a total of 6l traffic tickets issued and l7 parking tickets written. Dur:ing April there were four felony complaints, all for Burglary. One burglary was the theft of 2 pledge paddles which were taken from the wall of the dining room of a sorority. A resident observed a male subject climb into the window and grab the paddles. When the male realizedsomeone had seen him, he leftquickly through the same window. The burglary was not reported to the police until several hours after theincident took place. .The remaining 3 burglaries were reported by residents of a fratemity. All 3 conplainants reported items, IPods, digital camera and money, taken from their unlocked rooms which are located on a common hallway. A11 4 burglaries are still open. There were eleven misdemeanors reported: one for Issuing a Bad Check, six for Petit Larceny, one for Criminal Mischief, two for Aggravated Harassment and one for Identity Theft. The bad check case is still pending. Two bad check cases from March have been closed, one with the restitution paid in full. The other bad check case resulted in the arrest of a 20 yeat old male, One petit larceny was the report of a customer who pumped gasoline into her vehicle and left without paying. The customer was contacted and retumed to pay. Aresilent reported an electronic game box and numerous games missing from his apartment. The striei sign for Texas Lane wasreported missing. The sign post was found in the ditch a few yards from the intersection. The administrator at Kendal of Ithaca reported that a few tablets of a presciiption drug were missing and could not be accounted for from the secured medication cart. He advised that he was implem"niing tighter resfi:ictions and controls. A resident of the Townhouses reported that he suspected a housemate ofsteating money and other items over a period of time from a number of others who reside there" Money had been recovered from the suspect who was given a JA Refenal through Cornell. The final petit larceny occurred when a business owner reported that a female client placed numerous beauty product items into her vehicle and left without paying. A friend of the client arrived at the business and paid for all the products. The complainant declined to press charges but did not want the female back at the business again. the criminal mischief case was the discovery of writing with some fype of marker on the center and east walls in SunsetPark. Photos were taken to document the case. The writings made reference to gang and gang activities.With Snoop Dogg coming to Cornell to perform and with his gang affiliations, the f'gt-fieta office in Binghamton was advised. One of the aggravated harassment "ur"r *ar reported when a resident of Kendal rec,eived a disturbing phone call. Her caller ID indicated the phone number where the call originated" The officer obtained the address of the phone number and responded to that location. A female subject at that resiclent explained that she had found out that her children had been bored and made random prank calls dur:ing the afternoon. The ofhcer spoke to the children and advised them ofthe seriousness oftheir actions. The mother assured the officer that it would not happen again. A complainant reported that her mother recently passed away and that she and her brother have received phone calls while they have been at the residence asking for their mother. The male caller seems to be upset that he cannot talk with her. The complainant was going to contact the annoyance bureau. The identity theft case involved transactions on a residence's credit card statement that she had not made. She had already contacted customer service; the card was cancelled, and was advised that she would not be charged for them. There were seven violations reported for the month of April: three for Disorderly Conduct, Two for Harassment and Two for Unlawful Trespass. A11 the disorderly conducts were noise or loud music complaints. A1l subjects responsible were contacted and all problems were resolved. One harassment complaint was the report from a resident who was receiving rude phone calls about her son from an unknown male. The complainant was explained the *57 method of trapping the calls and'to advise CHPD when she had 3 successful traces. A resident reported that one ofher daughter's friends became aggressive and threatening toward her and did shove her other daughter. The resident wanted CHPD aware of the circumstances but did not want to press any charges. A resident reported numerous juveniles on the roof at Caytga Heights School" The juveniles were all found and warned about trespassing and the consequences. All were sent home and their parents notified. The final trespass was the report that 2 subjects had walked through a complainant's properLy and thought that they had done some damages. No damage was found. Both subjects were located and one subject was found to have marihuana on his person. The 18 year old male was issued an appearance ticket for unlawful possession of marihuana. There were no Village Ordinance complaints received. There were two Vehicle and Traffic complaints, both miscellaneous problems. There were a total of one hundred and three miscellaneous complaints handled by this department for the month of April. During the month of April, Sgt Boyce and Officer Steinmetz held a days haining for the officers who had not qualified with the new rifles. Officer Lanning attended the 2 day DARE conference hekl in Binghamton. The full time officers worked 210 hours of overtime and the part-time officers worked 213"5 hours. There was a total $3,416 reported lost or stolen and $1,741 in property recovered for the month of April. W. Lansing Chief of Police CAYUGA HEICHIS POLICE DEPT. UTTS I SSUED FOR THE I,IONTH OF APR I L CAYUGA HEIGHTS POLICE OEPT. UTTS ISSUED FOR THE MONTH OF APRILVIOLATION '1 1 10A 1110A 111ClA 1 110A 1 'l 10A '1 1 10A 1110A 1110A '1 110A 11 I0A 1 'l 10A 1110A 1110A 1110A 1129A 1172A 1 172A 1 171A 1 1808 1 180c 1 1800 1 1800 '1 1800 '1 180D 1 '1800 1 '180D 1 lBOD 1'1800 'l 180D 1 ,lBOD 122\-r) 1))q-r) 1))\ - r') 122\-r) 3 068 J UOB 3068 306B 3068 3068 3 068 3068 3068 3068 3068 319 319- 1 319-1 319- 1 319- 1 LOCALE CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD TRIPHAMHER RD TRIPHAMMER RD TRIPHAMMER RD TRIPHAMMER RD CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD PLEASANT GROVE RD TRIPHAMMER RD TRIPHAMMER RD CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD TRIPHAMMER RD PLEASANT GROVE RD PLEASANT GROVE RD TR I PHAMI,IER RD PLEASANT GROVE RD RT 13 HANSHAW RD CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD PLEASANT GROVE RD TRIPHAMMER RD TR I PHAI'IMER RD CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD TRIPHAMI.,IER RD PLEASANT GROVE RD CAYUGA HEIGHTS RO CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD PLEASANT GROVE RD HANSHAIJ RD CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD PLEASANT GROVE RD N TRIPHAMMER RD PLEASANT GROVE RD PLEASANT GROVE RD N TRIPHAMMER RD TRIPHAMI1ER RD TRIPHAMMER RD HANSHAI.,' RD RI 13 HANSHAW RD CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD HIGHGATE RD CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD HANSHAIJ RD HANSHAW RD TRIPHAMFIER RD N TRIPHAMMER RD HANSHAW RD COMI'IENTS VI OLAT I ON 319-1 319- 1 319- 1 375-2A1 375-ZA1 375-2A1 401 - 1A cva- 4 102- 1 4UJ 509- 1 LOCALE CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD PLEASANT GROVE RD CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD N TRIPHAMMER RD N TRIPHAI'IMER RD RT 13 HIGHGATE RD CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD N TRIPHAMMER RD HANSHAW RD COMMEN IS 11 /20 17 /30 15 /30 18/30 LQ /AA 55,/?n 18/30 19/30 18/30 15 /30 51/30 11i0A 1120A 1142A I172A 1 180A 11808&D 1180C 1192_3 1212 1229_3CA 1236A 3068 JUO_tr 319 37 5-2A1 401-1A 402-1 403 509- I 509-3 51 1-lA s12 600-1A Fail to Obey Traffic Control DeviceFail to Keep Risht Fail Yield tu_ehiof Way Fail Stop/Stop Sign unreasonable Speed Speeding Speeding/School Zone DWi Reckless Drivine Seat Belt Insuffi cient Ligh tslB icycle Expired Inspection Forged Inspection S ticker No Insurance Insufficient Lights Unregistered IWV No Front Plate Reg Tab nor Affixed Unlicensed Operator Operating out of Class Aggravated Unljcensed Suspended Registration Leaving Scene MVA/pD CAYUGA HEIGHTS PARKING TICKETS ISSUED FOR LOCALE IIHITE PARK RD TRIPHAMMER RD TRIPHAMMER RD TRIPHAMMER RD TRIPHAMMER RD TRIPHAMMER RD OAK HILL RD TIARI.JI CK PL CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD N SUNSET DR I,,YCKOF F RD CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD THE PARKIJAY POLICE DEPT. THE MONTH OF APRIL 2005 'I OLAT I ON 'B LL#1 -96 'B LL#1 -96 'B LL#1 -96 'B LL#1 -96 '8 LL#1'96 'B LL#1 -96 'c LL#1 -96 'D LL#'l '96 'D LL#1 -96 'D LL#1 "96 'D LL#1 -96 'D LL#1 -96 'D LL#1 -96 'D LL#1-96 'D LL#1 -96 'D LL#',l '96 'D LL#1 '96 TbLL#r-96 TcLL#l-96 TdLL#1-96 1202-|b 1202-3(b) 1))4 1203-c-4 306b I20l-a No Parking Zone Wrong Side to Road Edge Ovemight Parking 2am- 6am On Sidewaik .hre .Hyorant Abandoned Vehicle Handicapped Zone Uninspected Vehicle Parked on Pavement