Week of 2024-04-01 to 2024-04-07

Caller reported construction activity on Maple Street before 8am. Patrol dispatched and informed workers they must wait until 8am to begin work.

DPW park foreman reported fence damage at Senasqua Park boat basin. Upon investigation, it was determined to be caused by flooding weeks ago. Photos taken for report.

Two-car accident reported in train station parking lot, no injuries. Patrol gathered information for report.

Security Company reported a commercial burglary alarm at Village municipal building. Patrol confirmed false alarm.

Outside agency requested death notification for a deceased party. Patrol made notification to family and provided contact information for funeral home.

Caller requested welfare check on kayakers under Quaker Bridge. Patrol confirmed kayakers were okay and continuing down river.

Caller reported neighbor dispute over property line. Civil court involved, no police action taken.

Alarm activated by employee accidentally.

Teens found in recreation center after hours, residents allowed to be there. Alarm company notified of lack of posted hours.

Tree down blocking lane of traffic, DPW notified and responded.

Caller reported a vehicle parked and unoccupied in the middle of the street by the entrance to Shop Rite. Patrol dispatched and report vehicle legally parked in street, no action taken.

Caller reported a boat on the Hudson River, expressing concern due to inclement weather. Upon arrival, patrol checked the area and confirmed no boats were in distress on the river.

EMS dispatched for 3-year-old with breathing difficulties. Aided transported to Westchester Medical Center.

Person fainted, EMS dispatched. Aided refused medical attention.

Road closure due to flooding, cones placed by patrol.

Unknown male reported pacing in nursing home lobby. Patrol dispatched, area checked with no findings. Night supervisor informed, suspects individual left area via vehicle.

911 caller dialed in error, patrol verified.

Misdial, confirmed by patrol.

Detective division reports investigating a Level 2 sex offender for failure to register address change. Party arrested, released with appearance ticket for Village Court.

Female caller reports foot injury, bleeding profusely. Call transferred to 60 control, EMS dispatched. Patrol applied pressure to punctured artery, aided transported to Hudson Valley Hospital by EMS.

A female visitor to Police HQ reported discovering a pair of Air Pods on a bench outside the Blue Pig Ice Cream Shop. The Air Pods have been safely secured in the lost/found property cabinet, accompanied by a corresponding blotter event for documentation purposes.

Two-car accident, patrol gathering information for report.

Accidental trip, fire department on scene.

Security company contacted regarding a suspicious vehicle spotted on South Riverside Ave, reportedly occupied by three males possibly wearing ski masks. Caller no longer present on scene but describes the vehicle as a gray Mercedes Benz. Patrol units dispatched and conducted thorough checks of the area. Upon arrival, vehicle was no longer present and storefront found secure.

Flat tire, changed by A&P collision.

Unresponsive 50-year-old man, transported to Hudson Valley Hospital.

Alarm company notified authorities of a commercial burglary alarm activation at the specified location, triggered by motion detection on the 1st floor. Patrol units promptly dispatched and confirmed the presence of a key holder at the scene. Further investigation revealed that the alarm was likely triggered by the recent earthquake activity in the area.

Caller requested EMS assistance for a 3-year-old child suffering from seizures. Call was promptly transferred to 60 control. EMS and patrol units were dispatched to the location. Patrols reported that the child was being transported to Westchester Medical Center via ambulance for further medical attention.

Caller reported a man entering a doctor's office from the street and experiencing difficulty breathing. Call was transferred to 60 control. EMS and patrol units were dispatched accordingly. Patrol reported that the individual was being transported to Phelps Hospital via ambulance for further medical assistance.

Caller requested an ambulance, citing feeling very ill and experiencing very high blood pressure. Call was transferred to 60 control for further assistance. EMS and patrol units were dispatched promptly. Patrol reported that the individual was being transported to Phelps Hospital via ambulance for medical care.

Caller states there is a disabled landscaping truck blocking one lane of traffic. Patrol dispatched. Patrol reports checking the area and that the disabled vehicle was gone on arrival.

Caller reported a barrel in the roadway. Patrol was dispatched to the scene. Upon arrival, patrol reported that the barrel was not obstructing the road but located in the grassy median.

Vehicle on shoulder, awaiting tow from AAA.

Caller reported multiple illegally parked vehicles in the vicinity of the intersection. Parking enforcement was notified. Subsequently, parking enforcement conducted an inspection of the area and reported no observed violations.

Real Time Crime Center alerted authorities of a vehicle wanted in connection with menacing with a firearm by the New York State Police (NYSP), which triggered the License Plate Reader (LPR) on South Riverside Ave at Croton Point Avenue. Patrols were promptly informed. Subsequently, patrols located the vehicle in the ShopRite parking lot. RTC was updated accordingly. NYSP and MTA Police responded to the scene. Patrol confirmed the scene secure and reported being present with NYSP to conduct an investigation. No firearm was displayed; instead, they were utilizing a long lens camera to photograph vehicles.

No injuries, gathering information for report.

False alarm, handled by fire department.

Caller reported an individual panhandling in front of ShopRite. Patrol was dispatched to the location and instructed the individual to move along. The party refused to provide pedigree information.

Two-car accident, patrol to file report.