Another Week, Another Drunk Driver
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For the third consecutive week, a woman has been arrested in Scarsdale for a DWI. At 8:30 pm on Thursday June 19th police were called about an erratic driver in a red convertible on Fox Meadow Road. They found the 2003 Chrysler red convertible parked on Fox Meadow Road with the engine running. Inside was Lisa Pierdiluca of Lee Road with two dogs. Police smelled alcohol on Pierdiluca's breath and she admitted to drinking and then reached over to the passenger side of the car and produced a 750 ml bottle of Jack Daniels Whiskey that was ¾ empty. Police asked her if she had drunk it all and she said "yes."
While police were speaking to her she appeared to fall asleep. She failed sobriety tests and had to sit on her bumper to take the Field Sobriety test. She was found to have a BAC of .21% and arrest for Aggravated DWI (.18 grams or more alcohol in blood) . Greenburgh Animal Control cam to take the dogs to the New Rochelle Humane Society and Pierdiluca was taken to the White Plains ER because she said she "wasn't feeling well." She was given a court date of Wednesday June 25.
Ike Okoli, age 26 of Lockwood Road was arrested for disobeying an order to stay away from his neighbor's home on June 16 after the neighbor found him standing on her property taking photos of her through her front window. She saw Okoli wearing a yellow shirt and taking photos through her window with a smart phone while standing in a flower bed under her dining room window. Police went to Okoli's home and he refused to come outside and speak to them. Speaking from a second floor window he said, My sister's dog ran away onto their property. I had to get him. It's not a crime to get my dog." Police later contacted Okoli's mother who brought him to headquarters where he was arrested for disobeying the order of protection. Judge Galloway released him on his own recognizance and gave him a court date of June 25.
Car flips into Bronx River: Two people were taken to the hospital Saturday morning 6-21 after they drove off the northbound Bronx River Parkway just south of Harney Road and their Honda overturned into the Bronx River. According to reports, two people who were walking on the path saw the accident and jumped into the river to get the driver and passenger out of the car. The water in the river was about 5 feet deep at the scene. The woman inside the car was in cardiac arrest and taken to Lawrence Hospital. The man had hypothermia and was taken to Westchester Medical Center. The Parkway was closed for hours while police investigated the accident and a tow truck pulled the car out of the water and up the riverbank.
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Marital Troubles: On June 16, a Cooper Road man told police that his wife was physically abusive and punched him in the shoulder and threw his laptop computer. The wife said she accidentally hit her husband's shoulder while moving a laptop computer from the backseat to the front seat of their car. After speaking to police both parties felt safe staying in the same house.
Missing Husband: On June 18 a Palmer Avenue woman reported that her husband was missing – however after speaking with her police determined that the man was not missing, he just did not want to speak to his wife. Police spoke to the man who said that earlier in the week he had a dispute with his wife and did not want to contact her. He then agreed to communicate with her.
Golf balls: On 6/17 a Sherbrooke Road woman complained that someone on a neighboring property was hitting golf balls on her property. She was concerned about her children's safety. Police spoke to the neighbor's son and he denied hitting golf balls.
Harassed: On 6/16 a Lee Road man complained that he was receiving unwanted phone calls from a woman responding to his ad on Craig's List for a house rental. The woman did not meet his financial requirements for the house rental but she called him repeatedly.
Fart Bomb: A Colby Road woman said that someone left something at her door on June 19th. Police went to the house and found a small baggie labeled "Fart Bomb" and disposed of it.
Stranger at the Door: A Montrose Road woman called at 2:20 am on June 21 when a woman rang her doorbell and said the police took her car and her purse. The woman was described as a white female, with brown hair and glasses, about 5'5" tall. Police found the woman at 4:47 am. She said she had been released from White Plains Hospital and wanted to go to Mt. Vernon. She had previously been arrested for DWAI Drugs, and Criminal Possession of a weapon and of marijuana in Harrison. Police took her to the shelter at Grace Church in White Plains.
Identity Thefts:
-On 6-17 a Secor Road man told police he was the victim of a Craig's List scam when he was selling his car. Someone attempted to defraud him of $800.
-A Gaylor man reported on 6-22 that someone had applied for credit cards in his name from Dick's Sporting Goods, Victoria's Secret, Pottery Barn, J Crew, Ann Taylor, Nordstorm, Toys R Us and T-Mobile. All the applications were denied.
Lost and Found:
-A Myrtledale Road man said that his wallet was stolen on 6/21 by a day laborer he had picked up on the Post Road to assist him with a job. The victim had a small bag on the console of his car that contained his wallet and $900. He left the bag unattended from 10 am to 1 pm. At 2 pm the laborer complained of stomach pain and asked to be taken back to where had was picked up. After the man was dropped off the victim realized the bag with his wallet and cash were gone. Also missing were his driver's license, professional license, social security car and credit cards.
- An Eastchester man found a gold ring with the engraving "BBK Forever as well as twelve Canadian coin on East Parkway on June 22. He turned them over to the police.
-A resident on North Chase Road found documentation in her backyard on 6/21 and turned them over to the police. It turned out that they belonged to residents on Stonehouse Road whose car had been entered in the spring of 2013.
-A Garth Road woman said that her purse was taken at DeCicco's Market at 2:40 pm on 6-22. However, when police went to the market they found that the woman had left her bag in the store, and employee had turned it in and police were able to give it back to the owner.
-A Tompkins Road man found a small white dog, possibly a Westy, on his property on the night of June 22. He turned the dog over to police who transported it to the New Rochelle Humane Society.
Traffic Violations:
Police stopped the drivers of several unregistered cars, gave summon's to the drivers and towed their cars:
-Michele Jasper-Brody of the Bronx was stopped for driving an unregistered car on 6/16
-Anthony B. Johnson of Bridgeport CT was stopped for driving without a license, for failing to wear a seatbelt and for driving a car with a suspended registration on June 17th.
-Y Slabodyanskaya of State Island was stopped for driving a car with a suspended registration due to parking violations on 6/18.
Get off the horn: Police gave a summons to a Scarsdale Taxi driver for making unnecessary noise on June 20 after he honked repeatedly and yelled outside his car window when the car in front of him was waiting for another car to back out of a parking space on Chase Road.
Animals:
-A Brewster Road woman called about a dead raccoon in her yard. Police put it in a box and put it on the side of the road for pick up.
-Cooper Road residents called police when a bat entered their home on the night of 6/17. Police caught the bat and took it out of the house.
-A white dog with no tags was found at a home on Brook Lane at 11:45 am on 6/21. Police secured the dog and it was picked up by the New Rochelle Humane Society.
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Arrests, Assault and More from the Scarsdale Police
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Arrests: Carmen Freedman, age 58, of Greenridge Avenue in White Plains was arrested at 11 pm on June 11 after she swerved off Park Road in her Honda, onto the opposite side of the street and hit a fire hydrant at 59 Park Road. Freedman was driving north on Park Road at the time of the accident. When the airbags deployed, she cut her left arm. Police found Freedman in her 2012 orange Honda Fit with glassy eyes and slurred speech. She said she was unsure of what happened but admitted to drinking a cocktail and glass of wine at Vega Restaurant in Hartsdale. She failed sobriety tests, was arrested and taken to White Plains hospital for treatment of her abrasion. She was later released on her own recognizance and given a court date of June 18. Her car was towed.
On June 11, Henry Cohen, age 68 of Emerson New Jersey surrendered to police in response to charges of assault, "criminal obstruction of breathing," and stalking a 70- year-old woman who lives on Wakefield Road in Scarsdale. The incident occurred on November 11, 2013. Cohen denied the charges and said he did not place his hands on the victim's neck but did admit to grabbing the complainant by her shoulders and throwing her onto the bed. He denied using force and explained the woman's black eye by saying that he attempted to kiss her and his nose hit her in the face. The defendant was processed and taken to Village Court where Judge Galloway issued a "stay away" order for the woman and her daughter. He was released on his own recognizance and given a court date of June 18th.
Jessie Forson, age 54, a homecare employee for Senior Bridge of White Plains, was arrested on June 11 for "endangering the welfare of an incompetent or physically disabled person." Details were not given.
Identity Theft: A Brookline Road man reported that on May 30 and May 31 someone opened at least six separate store credit card account in his name and purchased merchandise valued at $11,600 on the cards.
Missing employee: The manager at Pookie and Sebastian in Scarsdale Village called police on the afternoon of 6-14 when one of his employees failed to appear for work and he was concerned and unable to contact her. Police went to the woman's apartment and found her in good health.
Mom bites daughter: Police were called by the Department of Social Services on June 10th to investigate an incident of child abuse. Scarsdale High School reported that a mother bit her daughter.
Harassed: A Huntington Avenue woman reported that she was being harassed via text messages from her nephew on June 13. The texts accused her of being a "traitor" and betraying "the state, their family and God."
Vandalism: A car that belongs to a Saxon Woods Road woman was reported damaged at 4 pm on June 14th. The rear window of the car was smashed and glass was both inside and outside the car.
A house on Dickel Road was egged and "toilet papered" over night on 6/8 – 6/9. The girl who lives at the house believes it was the result of an altercation she had with some classmates. The front door of the house was egged again overnight on 6/9 – 6/10. The father thought it was done due to a disagreement between his daughter and her friends at a prom party.
Police were called at 8:50 pm on June 14 when a resident saw a teenage boy with an ax in the woods behind the Fox Meadow School attempting to cut down a tree. By the time police arrived the boy was gone.
Mix-up: Two women with the same first and last names had a mix-up in regards to a check for some jewelry she had appraised through Wilsons Jewelers. A Scarsdale woman went to the store to pick up a check for her jewelry on June 13th. She was told that someone with her name had already picked up the check. However, the license the woman presented bore a different address in Hawthorne. Police contacted the Hawthorne woman who also had items appraised. She realized that she had the wrong check and agreed to mail it back to Wilsons.
Cars:
Police were alerted about a car on fire on Mohican Trail on the afternoon of June 10. The fire department put out the fire . Police investigated and found no evidence of arson.
A Tompkins Road woman called police at 1:13 am on June 15 when she heard a noise emanating from underneath her car that she believed was a bomb. Police stopped by, listened to the noise and determined that it was a mechanical issue rather than an explosive device. They advised the caller to go to the mechanic in the morning.
Violations:
A sign for "Honey Do Men" gutter services was posted on the Post Road in Scarsdale in violation of a "No Posting" law. Police issued the company a summons and secured the sign on 6/13.
Police issued a warning to a man from Highrise Rental Management who was soliciting on rural drive without a permit on the evening of June 10th.
Raccoon at Soulcycle: A raccoon was found in the stairway that leads from the CVS garage to Soul Cycle at 5:30 am on June 12. Police found the raccoon and they were able to get it to back out of the stairs.
Runaway UPS Man: While police were issuing a summons to UPS truck on Scarsdale Avenue, the driver hopped into the truck and drove away around 12:30 on June 12. Police were able to find the UPS truck and issued the driver a summons.
IRS Scam: On the night of June 13 a Post Road man came to police headquarters to reported that he received a call from someone named Mr. White who claimed to be an employee of the IRS. White told the man to call Daniel Wilson about his daughter's unpaid taxes. The Scarsdale man did not believe White and hung up. He later realized it was a scam.
Lost and Found:
Wallets:
A wallet containing an Edgemont High School id card and $5 was found on June 14 and dropped off at Scarsdale Police Headquarters. The wallet belongs to Faizan Hussain who should retrieve it from Scarsdale Police headquarters. A brown wallet was found in the Merchants Lot on East Parkway on June 14. Police attempted to reach the owner, Richard Gay of New Rochelle, but were unable to contact him. A Carman Road woman reported that she lost her Kate Spade wallet containing her driver's license and $50 in cash on June 14.
Dog:
A woman called police at 8:30 pm on Sunday June 15 when she found a large black dog on Tisdale Road. When police arrived the dog's owner appeared and took possession of his pet.
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Thefts and Noise Complaints from the Scarsdale Police
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Stolen purse: A purse was removed from a car parked at the Girl Scout House on May 27 and later found on Wayside Lane and returned to the owner. The owner of the purse was coaching girls' lacrosse at the field at the Girl Scout House and left her purse in the car which was unlocked. She called police when she discovered it was stolen and while they were there the coach got a call on her cell from someone named Tracy who said she was on Wayside Lane with the purse. Tracy came to the parking lot and said she found the purse on the side of the road near Wayside Lane. Nothing was missing.
Stolen Bicycles:
A white Granville mountain bike, valued at $800 was stolen from the bike rack on East Parkway and Spencer Place sometime between May 22 and May 25. The owner, who lives on Drake Road, left the unique European bike locked to the rack on May 16 and did not get a chance to pick it up for several days. On May 22 the bike was still there but on May 25 it was gone.
A ten-speed bike and helmet that belonged to a Sprague Road boy were stolen from the library on the afternoon of June 1. The boy left the bike and the helmet near a tree outside the library at 12:40. They were not locked. When he returned at 2:30 pm the bike and "Mongoose" helmet were gone.
Vandals:
A Hampton Road woman reported that her outdoor central air conditioning breaker box was vandalized. The power lines to the unit were cut and two breakers for both condensers had been removed from the box. The damage was estimated at $50 and occurred sometime between May 21-27.
Noise:
Police went to Scarsdale High School at 10:15 on Wednesday night May 28 when the custodian reported a big fight at the school. However when police arrived the custodian said that kids were congregating but no fight had occurred, but that the kids refused to leave the area. When police arrived, the kids moved on.
A neighbor on Murray Hill Road called about noisy construction at another house on the street at 8:48 am on May 29. Police did not feel that the noise caused by the construction was excessive and told the caller who said he would call the building department and ask them to measure the noise decibel.
Multiple noise complaints were made about a party on Shaw Road on Saturday night May 31. Police also received a complaint about noisy kids in Drake Park at 12:30 am on June 1 and asked the kids to leave the park.
Help: At 9am on May 29, Police got a call from a home health aide who takes care of a blind, diabetic man with a heart condition on Dunwoodie Street in Scarsdale. The aide was concerned because she was unable to reach the man. Police went to the home, entered it and found the man on the floor of his bedroom. He was conscious but said his blood sugar was low and that he had bronchitis. EMS workers arrived and transported the man to Lawrence Hospital.
Locked-in: A Carthage Road mom called police at 6 pm on 5/29 when her 18 month-old daughter got locked inside the bathroom. The Fire Department came to the house and was able to unlock the door. The girl was fine.
Biker hit: While riding her bike on East Parkway on the morning of May 31, a woman was struck by a gray car that was pulling out of a parking space. The driver of the car and the bike rider exchanged words – but when the driver realized the woman on the bike was not injured he drove away. The woman told police the license plate number but they were unable to find the driver.
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Scarsdale Mom Arrested for DWI
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DWI: Just before 5 pm on Saturday 6-7 a Scarsdale mom was arrested for driving while intoxicated after she collided with a parked car while backing her 2012 GMC truck out of a space in the parking lot at the Scarsdale Pool. Police noticed her glassy eyes and the smell of alcohol on her breath and gave her an alcosensor test that showed she had a BAC of .19 -- more than twice the legal limit. She was identified as Alison Hasson, age 39, a veterinarian and a resident of Crane Road and was arrested for DWI and "unsafe backing of a vehicle". She was later released to her father. A witness at the pool said she had children in the car at the time of the accident and that the parked car that was hit belonged to an employee at the snack bar. Hasson was reportedly bringing the kids to the pool to meet their father.
Rock: At 11:15 pm on June 5, Leatherstocking Lane residents heard a loud bang in their home and went downstairs to investigate where they found that a rock had been thrown through a rear window of the house. Police noted that the rock may have been taken from an area around a tree near the broken window. The residents had no idea why someone would want to break their window.
Car Fire: At 4 am on Monday 6/9 a car fire occurred at a home on Crane Road. The residents were alerted to the fire by their barking dogs and the Scarsdale and Hartsdale Fire Departments, as well as Con Edison responded and found a 2007 Mini Cooper in flames. The fire was extinguished and the residents got out safely. The cause of the fire is unknown as the car was extensively damaged.
Car Towed Under New Scofflaw Provision: A car, parked at an expired meter on Harwood Court that belonged to a scofflaw was towed away after noon on June 5. According to Lt. Thomas Altizio, this was the first vehicle towed under the Village's new Parking Scofflaw law that permits the Village to tow away cars with excessive unpaid parking tickets. The 2013 Infiniti was impounded and towed to an impound lot in Mamaroneck. At 4:15 pm the owner of the car contacted police and was referred to the Scarsdale Village Justice to pay his parking tickets and arrange for the car to be retrieved.
Fight: At 9 pm on June 3 police got a 911 call about a fight occurring on the top level of Freightway Garage. Police found a group of youths on level 4B of the garage who said they were doing a prank on a friend and yelling into the phone. No fight had taken place.
Stolen Wheels: A $1,500 Raleigh bicycle was stolen from the bike rack on East Parkway in Scarsdale Village on June 5. The owner, who lives on Richbell Road, locked the bike to the race on the morning of June 5. When he returned at 5:25 pm the bike and lock were gone.
IRS Scams: On June 4 a Gaylor Road woman reported that she received a call from someone claiming to be from the IRS who said that she owed back taxes of $5,898.32 from 2009, 2010 and 2011 and would be arrested and put in jail for five years. He advised her to pay today using a CVS Green Dot Card. When she said she did not know how to do this he told her to withdraw the money from her bank and to call him back for further instructions. He also asked her for her birthdate and social security number but she did not give it to him. She realized it was a fraudulent call and contacted the police. Two Post Road residents reported that they received similar calls, one on June 7 and the other on June 9.
Deer: An injured deer was spotted on Brewster Road near Scarsdale High School on the afternoon of June 2. By the time police arrived it was gone.
Wrong Driveway: On the morning of June 4 a Wakefield Road woman reported that someone had parked a blue Volvo in their driveway and left the keys in their mailbox. The car did not belong to them. Tulio Guzman of J.C. Auto Repair arrived and took the car away.
Missing Jewels: On 6/5 a Secor Road woman reported that jewelry was missing from her room as well as her daughter's room. Though their jewelry boxes were still there, jewelry was missing from inside the boxes. They did not know who might have entered the house.
A Berkwick Road woman reported that she lost a white gold bracelet with rubies from Tiffany's on the morning of 6/5. She made the report for insurance purposes.
Graffiti: On the afternoon of June 8, Police noticed graffiti painted on a tennis court at the Scarsdale Middle School.
Fixture: A smashed outdoor light fixture at a home on Morris Lane was reported on June 5.
Rummagers: At 10 pm on 6/5 a Rochambeau Road resident called police about two men who were going through the garbage at a construction site and appeared to be looking for materials. They said the same thing had occurred the previous night. Police conducted a ride by and at 11 pm that night they found a Bronx man looking through the garbage and interviewed him.
Police received a call on the afternoon of 6/7 about a backpack that was left on one of the park benches. The caller said a young man was rummaging through the pack. Police looked inside it and found a toddler-sized yellow sweater and a pink zip up fleeces from the Maritime Aquarium.
Fumes: At 4 pm on 6/7 a Richbell Road man called to complain that workmen on his neighbor's property were releasing noxious fumes in his direction. Police went to the house and found workmen using a tamper to condense the gravel driveway. They did not observe any noxious fumes. Police told the complainant to call the building department to see if permits were required to do the work.
Uninsured Driver: Jorge Cruz, age 31 of Yonkers was stopped by police on Weaver Street at 11 am June 8 when their scanners revealed he was driving a car with a suspended registration due to a lapse in insurance. The plates were removed from the car and it was towed to Cruz's repair shop in Yonkers. Cruz was given a summons.
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Handyman Jailed After Allegedly Stealing $50,000 from Elderly Scarsdale Couple
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James D. Perron, age 48 of Tinmouth, Vermont, was arrested for Grand Larceny for the theft of more than $50,000 from two Fox Meadow residents ages 80 and 93. Perron worked as a handyman and general contractor in Scarsdale and met the elderly couple when he did work for them. He turned himself over to police on May 21 in response to a felony arrest warrant and was brought before Judge Galloway who served an order of protection for the victims and sent Perron to the Westchester County Jail pending a court hearing on May 28.On May 28 Perron was arraigned before Scarsdale Justice John Galloway who sent the case to the Westchester County Superior Court for review before a Grand Jury. Perron has a prior record and retained his own attorney.
According to a Vermont newspaper, in 1989 Perron was convicted for rape and attempted-murder. The decision was overturned in 2001 and in 2002 he pleaded guilty to attempted murder in connection with the 14-year-old case. Perron's plea in 2002 was the second time he was convicted in the case, in which he choked and sexually assaulted a woman in a wooded area behind a bar in Hampton, Vermont in 1988. A jury found him guilty of attempted murder, rape and sodomy charges in 1989.
But the conviction was overturned in 2001 after he had served more than 13 years of a 25- to 50-year prison term. A mid-level appeals court found his lawyer inadequately represented him in 1989 because he claimed she did not tell him of a plea bargain offer.
Perron was re-indicted in April 2002 and the case was scheduled for trial on June 14, 2002. Instead of going to trial, Perron opted to plead guilty in a deal that made him eligible for parole immediately, but that also could keep him in prison another 10 years. In pleading guilty to attempted second-degree murder, Perron admitted choking the 21-year-old Rutland, Vermont woman behind a former Country Pleasure bar on Nov. 6, 1988. Police said the victim was left unconscious behind the bar after she was sexually assaulted. She managed to wake up and stumble into the bar for help. Perron had claimed the two only had consensual sex that night.
"This is the first time he's admitted he did anything wrong," said District Attorney Keven Kortright
Scam: A Tisdale Road woman has received several threats via phone by someone claiming to be Officer John Hudson from the IRS. Hudson told the woman that she must pay $3,596 or he would have her arrested by the Scarsdale Police. He asked her to send cash or to wire the money from CVS or Rite Aid. Though she assumed the calls were fraudulent, when she called back the phone number the call went to the Scarsdale PBA answering machine. When police called back the number the "agent" said he would send a fax to arrest the woman if she did not pay up. Police informed the woman that these were crank calls.
Identity Thefts:
A Gatehouse Road woman reported that someone had opened a "Bill Me Later" Paypal account in her name and made two purchases on the account on Wayfair.com. The woman reported the incident on May 20, 2014.
Three checks valued at $295 were stolen from a mailbox on Crawford Lane in Scarsdale on May 16th. The resident had placed the checks in the mailbox for pick-up by the mail carrier – but the checks were intercepted by someone else before the mail carrier arrived.
Someone used the personal information of a Woods Lane man to access his Chase Bank account online and to request a change in password and mailing address on 5/24. The bank advised the account owner that he needed to file a police report before they would release any further information.
The CFO of Zachys Wine and Liquor in Scarsdale reported that seven fraudulent checks, valued at more than $3,000, were written against their account between May 13 and May 23. The fraudulent checks appear to be connected to a scheme on Craigslist.
Missing:
An 87 year-old woman who suffers from dementia and speaks only Mandarin was found wandering on Palmer Avenue on the morning of 5/23. A jogger noticed the woman who was walking in traffic. Police arrived and were unable to communicate with the woman. They found someone who spoke Mandarin and volunteered to translate but she was unable to find out where the elderly woman lived. Police brought the woman to police headquarters and began to file a missing person's report when the woman's granddaughter, who lives on Palmer Avenue called police to say that her grandmother was missing. Police brought the woman home.
An iPad mini and a zip drive, valued at $400 were stolen from Scarsdale Synagogue on May 23rd. Employees of the temple reported that a young man stopped by and asked to use the bathroom and then sat down on a sofa near the office. An employee of the synagogue was keeping his eye on the equipment but got called into the office. When he returned, both the young man and the iPad were gone. Surveillance video shows the suspect entering the building and leaving with the iPad in his hand.
A Walworth Avenue man reported that he lost his iPhone 4S while taking the train home from NYC around midnight on May 21. Though the find my phone app showed the phone was in White Plains, police went to the address shown but the people at the house said they did not have the phone.
A silver Gary Fischer bike, valued at $600 was stolen from the bicycle rack on East Parkway at Christie Place on Friday morning 5/24. The owner locked the bike to the rack at 8 am and it was gone when he returned at noon.
A housekeeper at a home on Hickory Lane reported that $300 was removed from a dresser drawer in her bedroom sometime between March 27 and April 1.
Found:
A Sign for "Honey Do Men Gutters and Roofing" was found posted on the Post Road on May 24. The sign was removed and the company was given a summons.
A lost dog was found on Brewster Road, near Farley Road at 10:30 am on May 19. The dog was turned over to police and send to the New Rochelle Humane Society. The dog had a collar but not tags.
Violations:
On 5/23, Adam Umanoff, age 27 of Ossining was stopped by police for driving with a suspended registration due to parking violations. The plates were removed from his car and it was towed.
Disputes:
Police were called about an agitated woman having an argument on the phone at the Scarsdale Train Station on Depot Place. The woman said she had a fast heart rate and had a panic attack earlier in the day. Police spoke to her social worker who said the woman was not a danger to herself. She refused medical treatment.
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