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Home My WebLink AboutReport of the Police Department for June 2005.PDFV889age e'fl Gayaaga F€e3ghts PoB$ec Departrnemt i; 836 Hanshaw Road. tthacao New york14gs0-1890. phone: (607) 2s7-1011 E-ma il : K LANS I Nc@Cay,ga-Heights. Ny. US . Fax : (60Tl ZST -g4T 4 Kenneth W. Lansing Chief of Police July 13, 2005 To: The Honorable Walter Lynn Members of the Board of Trustees Village of Cayuga Heights Re: Report of the Police Department for June 2005 For the month of June there were a total of 133 complaints reported to the Police Department and 6 motorvehicle accidents investigated. There were atotal of 62 traffic tickets issued and I pait<ugtickets written" During June there was one felony complaint for Fraud. A resident was notified by his bank in regards to apossible discrepancy involving numerous checks written on his account in early june. The resident statedthat he had not written or cashed any of the checks in question. In early June Le ha.d allowed a subject to use his vehicle and had left his check book in the glove compartment. Upon investigation it was found thatall checks had been deposited or cashed in the city of Ithaca. The case was turned orzer to the Ithaca police Department. There were seven misdemeanors reported: one for Issuing a Bad Check, one for petit Larceny, two for Criminal Mischief, two for Criminil Tampering and one for Assaunt. The bad check was closed with restitution received in full as well as one case pending from last month. The petit larceny wasthe report of a customer pumping into his vehicle und l"uuing without paylng. The customer wascontacted and returned to.pay, A resident reported that sometim. -hi1" he was lut of town for a couple ofweeks' the windshield wiper of his vehicle parked in his driveway had been bent. 'Ihe second criminalmischief case was reported damage to the complainant's vehicle while his son was attending aparcy araresidence in the village wltl the son attempted to drive away with a couple of his friends, Jtn"i suLjectsat the pafi- gathered around the vehicle, hitting and pushing at it. The vehicle otrtained damage to theantenna and several dents in various places. After an investigation, two 19 year old males were arrested forcriminal mischief and both were issued appearance tickets fbr court. Both criminal tampering cases werereports of eggs thrown at houses and at vehicles sometime during the ovemight. They were also reports ofegg throwing in numerous places outside the village during the same time frime. The assault case was thereport of an injury to a subject as a result of a domestic dispute. The officer found that a male subject andhis wife had a verbal argument which escalated and his wifi threw a plate at him which caused a lacerationto his wrist. The 31 year old female was arrested for assauit. There was one violation reported for thetnonth of June a Disorderly_Conduct complaint about noise. The subject responsible was contacted by theofficer and agreed to run the equipment at a more reasonable hour. There were five Village Ordinancecomplaints: two for barking dogs, two for solicitor permit requests and one for open. buminj. There werefbur Vehicle and Traffic complaints: two for miscellaneous problems and two for Driving WhileIntoxicated which resulted in the arrest of an 18 year old male and a 44 year old male. There were a totalof one hundred and fifteen miscellaneour ro*pLintr handled by the police department for the month ofJune. During the month of June, Officer Lanning attended a one day seminar in Corning at the Southern Tier Law !n!r3m9nt Academy conceming designer drugs and tuu. tlob investigations. The traininJ, rreta by theNYS Division of Criminal Justice Services, dealt with familiarizing law enforcement officers with thehistory and current trends ,in designer drugs. The haining focusJd on drug identification, means ofdeveloping intelligence and methods of investigations. DARE graduation was held at the NortheastSchool' officer Steinmetz and officer Lanning conducted the annrial bike rodeo at the Northeast school"The first day was the classroom presentation and discussion_about bicycle safety rules. The second day thestudents rode their bikes through a course set up by the officers. Each student was given a certificate bythis department for participating. The full time officers worked 107.5 hours of overtime and the part-time officers worked. 113 hours. Therewas a total of $202 reported lost or stolen and$207 in property iecovered for the month of June. Chief of Police CAYUGA HEIGHTS POLICE DEPT. UTIS ISSUED FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE 2OO5 CAYUGA HEIGHTS POLICE DEPT. UTTS ISSUED FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE 2OO5VIOLATION 1110A '1 1 10A 1110A 1110A 1 1'l0A 1110A 1110A 1110A 1110A 1110A 1110A 1110A 1110A 11 10A 11 10A 1110A 1110A 1110A 11?.0A 1120A 1142A 1142A 11808 11BOB 11808 11BOD 11BOD 1180D 11BOD 1 lBOD 1 1800 1180D 11BOD 1192-2 1192-3 1192-3 1225-c2 1225-c2 1225-c2 1?25-caA 1229-c3 1?29-c3A 3068 3068 3068 3068 3058 319 319- 1 319-1 LOCALE CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD TR I PHAMI'IER RD PLEASANT GROVE RD HANSHAIJ RD TRI PIIAMMER RD HANSHAIJ iID HANSHAI.'. RD CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD TRIPHAMMER RD TRIPHAMMER RD TR I PHAMI{ER RD TR I PHAMI'IER RD TRIPHAMMER RD TR I PHAMITIER RD TRIPHAMMER RD PLEASANT GROVE RD TRIPHAMMER RD CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD RT 13 H I GHI-AND RD |.,YCKOFF RD HANSHAI.' RD RT 13 RT 13 RT 13 TR I PHAMI'IER RD TRIPHAMMER RD CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD TRIPHAMMER RD PLEASANT GROVE RD PLEASANT GROVE RD TRIPHAMMER RD TRIPHAMMER RD HIGHLAND RD RT 13 HIGHLAND RD HANSHAI.J RD HANSHAI.' RD TRIPHAMMER RD HANSHAI,' RD CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD HAHSHAH ND TRIPHAMMER RD HANSHAIJ RD TR]PHAMMER RD RT 13 t.,INTHROP DR HANSHAI,J RD CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD COMMENTS VIOLATION LOCALE 319-1 CAYUGA HEiGHTS RD3'19-1 CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD319.1 HANSHAI,I RD 319.1 TRIPHAMMER RD 319- 1 HANSHAIJ RD 375-2A1 RT 13 401-1A CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD403 CAYUGA HEIGHTS RD509-1 HYCKOFF RD 509- 1 HANSHAI.J RD511.1A TRIPHAMMER RD600-24 HIGHLAND RD COMMENTS 45 /30 75/55 98/55 73/ss 16/30 51 /30 45/so 46/30 46/30 49/30 48tlo 15/zo .18% BAC 1110A Fail to Obey Traffic Conhol Device1120A Fail to Keep Right1142A Fait yietd Right of Way1172A Fail Stop/Stop Sign1180.4 Unreasonable Speed11808&D Speeding 1 180C Speeding/School Zone1192-3 DWI 1212 Reckless Drivine1229-3CA Seat Belt1236A Insufficient LightsiBicycie3068 Expired Inspec-tion306E Forged Inspection Sticker319 No Insurance375-2AI Insufficient Liehts401-1A Unregistered Nl/v402-1 No Front plate 403 ' Reg Tab not Affixed509-1 Uniicensed Operator509-3 Operating ouf of Class 5l 1-1A Aggravated Unlicensed512 Suspended Regishation600-1A Leaving Scene MVA/pD VIOLATION m LL#1-96 7D LL#1-96 m LL#1-96 7D LL#1-96 7D LL#1-96 7D LL#1-96 m LL#1-96 CAYUGA HEIGHTS POLICE DEPT. PARKING TICKETS ISSUED FOR THE I4ONTH OF JUNE LOCALE CAMBRIDGE PL L'INTHROP PL CAMBRIDGE PL CAMBRIDGE PL THE PARKI.JAY IROUOIS RD IROOUOIS RD 2005 No Parking Zone Wrong Side to Road Edge Overnight Parkng 2am - 6am On Sidewalk Fire Hydrant Abandoned Vehicle Handicapped Zone Uninspected Vehicle Parked on Pavement .7bLL#r-96 TcLL#1-96 TdLL#1-96 r202-tb na2-3(b) 1224 1203-c-4 306b I20l-a