Police Blotter: Fore Investigation; Short Hike Before Church & More
The police blotter is a highlight of recent activity from the City of Rye Police Department.
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Wile E. June 17. Apawamis Avenue / Brown Avenue. Coyote Sighting.
Fore Investigation. June 17. Dearborn Avenue. Larceny. Caller reports golf cart stolen overnight from Barley Beach House. Sworn statement and owner’s deposition report completed by owner.
Darwin Award Candidate. June 17. Marriott Courtyard / 631 Midland Avenue. Assist Citizen. caller reports that her car was taken in between checkin and time of checkout 2018 white hyundai sonata. VEHICLE LOCATED. 10-98. complainant located her vehicle, same parking lot.
Recycling the Evidence. June 19. Police Impound / 141 Oakland Beach Avenue. Illegal Dumping-Public. caller states someone dumped trash at compost bins. Cardboard cleaned up by DPW. Several boxes have shipping lables addressed to __ Central Avenue.
Gimme 20. June 19. Rye YMCA / 21 Locust Avenue. Noise Complaint. caller states too loud. Outdoor Zumba class. Noise level for time of day is acceptable.
Animal in Heat. June 20. Walker Avenue. Dog Complaint. caller from another street reports dog constant barking at least 4 hours. worried for animal in the heat. Residents home.
Banking It’s Not a Safe. June 22. School Street / Smith Street. Assist Citizen. caller states a metal safe in the middle of the side walk by Carpet Trends, caller states it does not look like a part of trash pick up. all in order empty lock box 98.
PD Provides Extra Care. June 22. CVS / 1121 Boston Post Road. Neighborhood Trouble. GROUP OF YOUTHS I/F/O OF CVS STORE & NOT MOVING ALONG. CAR 14 DISP.
Short Hike Before Church. June 23. Boston Post Road / Parsons Street. Coyote Sighting. Coyote sighting from Rye Nature Center to Resurrections Church.
Catch & Release. June 24. Town Dock Stuyvesant Avenue. Environment Conservation. Checked 4 fisherman, no violations were observed.
