Police Blotter: Dust-Up; It’s Just Wild & More
The police blotter is a highlight of recent activity from the City of Rye Police Department.
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100% Normal 14 Year Old. November 10. Elm Place. Assist Citizen. CALLER STATED HIS 14 Y.O DAUGHTER IS ATTEMPTING TO EVADE HER PARENTS. SHE IS CURRENTLY INSIDE THE BUILDING OF __ ELM PLACE AND WILL NOT COME OUT. MOTHER IS OUTSIDE THE BUILDING IN A GRAY TOYOTA COROLLA. report to follow.
Blowers Summoned. November 11. Palisade Road. LB City Code Violation – Leaf Blowers. caller states multiple leaf blowers in operation. 1 leaf blower in use, unaware of today’s holiday. 98. Incident Reactivated. summons issued.
Blowing in Quiet. November 11. Holly Lane. LB City Code Violation – Leaf Blowers. SPOKE TO WORKER FROM TRIPODI LANDSCAPING, ONLY ONE BLOWER IN USE, DID NOT KNOW IT WAS A HOLIDAY, STOPPED BLOWER FOR DAY, 98
Dust-Up. November 11. Overlook Place. Civil Matter. caller states stonework is being done behind location and debris in the form of dust is going on his property.
It’s Just Wild. November 12. Rye Country Store, 41 Purchase Street. Animal Complaints-Other Animal. Caller reported an opossum near their trash. BACKED UNIT 5.
Penalty Box. November 13. Midland School, 324 Midland Avenue. Assist Citizen. Caller identified himself as the head custodian of Midland School. He requested that we ask the people playing soccer to leave the property due to the fact that they did not have a permit to use the land. SPOKE TO TO THOSE PARTIES AND ADVISED THEM OF THE SCHOOL’S POLICY. 10-98.
