POLICE DEPARTMENT MONTHLY REPORT

July, 2010

Auto Accidents:
7/1 - A two vehicle collision occurred at the intersection of Beverly Road and Gilchrest Road. No reported injuries, no tows.
7/1 - A two vehicle collision occurred at the intersection of East Shore Road and Arleigh Road. No reported injuries, no tows.
7/15 - An Accident Involving Village report was filed upon the discovery of a Stop Sign knocked to the ground at the southwest corner of North Drive at East Drive. Motorist left scene prior to police arrival.
7/16 - A two vehicle collision occurred at the intersection of Beverly Road and Park Lane. No reported injuries, no tows.

Aided Cases:
7/1 - A North Drive resident was transported suffering an injuring hip. Occurred when aided fell down a number of steps in the home.
7/1 – A Kensington Gate resident was transported suffering a head injury.
7/2 – Officers assisted a resident of 1 Kensington Gate with symptoms of heat stroke. Aided refused medical treatment or transportation to the hospital.
7/8 – A Queens NY patient of a Beverly Road physician suffered shortness of breath. Aided refused medical treatment or transportation to the hospital.
7/9 – An Arleigh Road resident was assisted when he suffered diabetic shock. Aided refused medical attention or transportation to the hospital. Responding Officer had to kick in rear door in order to render assistance to the aided.
7/26 – A Brentwood NY resident was transported from a Nassau Drive construction site suffering back injuries due to falling from roof onto a second floor patio.
7/26 – A Manhasset NY resident was transported from an East Shore Road medical facility suffering fainting spells.

Ambulance Calls:
The Vigilant Fire Company Ambulance responded to all of the above aided cases, other than the 7/2 incident.

Alarms:
The Department responded to 24 active alarms during the month, all were found to be false burglary alarms.

Arrests:
None

Assists:
Assistance was given to Great Neck Estates Police Department 23 times, and received from Great Neck Estates Police Department 9 times.

Burglaries:
None.

Cases:
7/6 - A case report was taken at an Arleigh Road residence after the homeowner received death threats, via telephone, from an unknown party. Calls possibly originated in Israel.  All pertinent forms were filed and forwarded to NCPD 6th Pct detectives for investigation

Fires:
7/21 The Vigilant Fire Co responded to an Arleigh Road residence for a reported fire. Found to be due to low battery power in smoke detector.

Vacant Homes:
The number of homes reported vacant during the month was 23. All were found to be secure.

Miscellaneous:
-     Assistance was given to NCPD/KPPD/GNEPD in search for subjects involved in a Burglary that had just occurred north of this Village on 7/26.
-     A report of a tree down on snack bar at the Village Pool was investigated. Old Village Tree Service advised to respond. Pool personnel advised to contact PD directly in future emergency situations. Will comply.
-     An individual enroute to a friend’s home in the Village stopped at HQTS stating that they were being followed. Second party left scene, complainant was escorted to destination safely.
-     Assisted NCPD with search for 3 subjects running through back yards towards Kensington, from scene of a Burglary in Old Village. K9 and Aviation assisted with extensive search.  One subject detained on Fourth Rd and Vista Hill. Two at large.
-     During above search a Nassau Dr resident reported strange noises in back yard. Officers searched location and had NCPD Chopper flyover area.
-     A North Dr resident reported hearing voices in home. Officers investigated and found all to be secure. Possibly due to youths being home alone.
-     An Arleigh Rd resident was assisted in gaining entry into their home after their front door jammed.
-     A report of youth with fireworks on North Dr was investigated and found to be unfounded.
-     Cones were placed at a sink hole on Nassau Dr. Matt Byers advised for repairs.
-     A disabled Nassau Dr resident was assisted to her feet after she fell in home.
-     An ongoing child visitation issue at a North Dr residence was rectified by an Officer. Necessary paperwork filed.
-     A Nassau Dr resident was assisted with a parking issue in front of his home.
-     A Kensington Gate resident who fell out of bed was assisted back into bed by Officers.
-     A noise complaint regarding an adult party on North Dr was adjusted by Officers who advised revelers of noise ordinances, and had them move get together indoors.
-     A well check was conducted at a Beverly Rd home at the request of a concerned acquaintance from out of town. All found to be in order.
-     Numerous calls were received regarding a strong smell of smoke in the area. Odor was due to a large fire in New Hyde Park.
-     A Beverly Rd resident was advised to remove a dangerous tree from their property which was hanging over the roadway. Resident complied.
-     A report of a suspicious person on Bridle Path was investigated and found to be a contractor finishing repaving work at that location.
-     An Officer responded to an Arleigh Rd residence to remind a defendant of his scheduled appearance at the Village Court, at the direction of the Judge.
-     Several building issues were investigated by Officers at the request of the building department.
-     A noise complaint was investigated at an Arleigh Rd residence. Resident advised of noise restrictions in Village and moved guests into home.
-     Several reports of a loose “Armadillo” in the area of the Courts and North Dr were investigated. Found to be an opossum making its way to its abode.
-     A report of a loud argument on lower Beverly Rd was investigated. Found to be nonresident arguing over a trivial matter. All parties sent on way.
-     A tree issue between Nassau Dr and Grace Ct was looked into by Officers at Village Clerks request. Matter resolved.
-     A Beverly Rd resident was assisted when a tree fell from their property onto their home.
-     Material being dumped in roadway at a Nassau Dr construction site was investigated. An appearance ticket was issued, and material was removed expeditiously.
-     A reportedly loose dog running on Bridle Path was investigated. “Rocky” was located and transported home to a neighboring jurisdiction.
-     A Nassau Dr resident was assisted with opening a garage door that was stuck closed.
-     An elderly Kensington Gate resident was helped from floor and back into bed.
-     A Sutton Ct resident locked out of home assisted with gaining entry.
-     An open door was noticed at an Arleigh Rd home by Officers. Home was checked, all found to be in order. Doors secured.
-     Numerous street outage reports were filed and forwarded to Great Neck Electric for service.
-     Assistance was given to a disabled school bus on Arleigh Rd. Bus leaking gas, tow driver advised to spread speedy dry. Complied.
-     Assistance was given to NCPD with a reported intoxicated driver in front of 1 Kensington Gate. Determined to be a person suffering a medical condition.
-     A Nassau Dr resident was asked to stop using power tool late at night. Complied.
-     A check of contractors working at an Arleigh road home, found them to be in compliance with Village regulations.
-     Several contractors and landscapers were asked to leave Village due to holiday. All complied.
-     A robbery victim was given assistance; occurred in another location, victim transported to NCPD.
-     A Beverly Road resident was spoken to regarding garbage at curb. Had received permission from Village Hall, special pick up was scheduled.
-     A reported loud party in the area of Arleigh Road was found to be in NCPD jurisdiction. Notified sixth precinct for action
-     Several landscapers were advised regarding start times and other ordinances within the Village.
-     All construction sires within the Village were monitored for early start times. All were found to be compliant.
-     Coffee truck operator was advised to desist with blowing horn at construction sites. Will comply.

Every resident who requested assistance was visited by an Officer in the hours and days following the storm in an effort to ease fears, allay concerns, and find solutions to their problems. All Village roadways were passable within five hours of the storm. Extensive patrol of the Village was performed due to many residences not being alarmed due to power being out. Weekend work restrictions and gas powered blower restrictions were eased to allow for clean up. Permission was granted for emergency tree removal in situations where a tree seemed to pose a hazard.

-     Assistance was given to Kings Point PD at the scene of a Burglary on Catalina Dr.
-     Assistance was given to NCPD in the search for a subject involved in an assault in the area of Stoner Ave. Suspect located and turned over to NCPD officers.
-     A motorist was assisted in gaining entry into a vehicle in which their keys were locked.
-     Assistance was given to Kings Point PD in breaking up a very large party.
-     A loud group of youths report at a Beverly Rd residence was investigated and rectified.
-     A report of smoke in the area of Nassau Dr and West Dr was investigated and found to be a Nassau Dr resident attempting to “smoke out” a woodpecker from their chimney.
-     An Arleigh Rd resident complained of a large amount of water flooding into basement. After extensive investigation by GN Water Authority and GN Sewer Company, found to be caused by high tide affecting an underground spring.
-     Several residents with teenaged children were informed regarding the “Social Host Laws” in regards to prom/graduation season.
-     An Officer responded to a report of fire at a North Dr home. Found grease fire on outdoor grill, turned off gas and smothered flames, no damage.
-     A neighbor’s report of a violation of an order of protection at an Arleigh Rd home was investigated and found to be unfounded.
-     Several landscapers were informed regarding Village Ordinance issues throughout the month.
-     A group of youths amassing at a Beverly Rd residence were sent on way; adult contacted and advised of situation.
-     A report of a loose dog running in traffic on East Shore Rd was investigated. Dog returned to owner on Arleigh Rd.
-     An underage house party was broken up at a Nassau Dr residence. 2 Appearance Tickets were issued for Social Host violations. Alcohol confiscated as evidence.
-     Numerous contractors were asked to leave Village due to Village Ordinances regarding weekend work. One resident referred to Village Board with questions regarding said Ordinances.
-     Officers stopped at numerous instances of gathering youths to verify parental supervision at homes. All parties advised of Social Host implications.
-     Assistance was given at a long running visitation issue at a North Drive residence. Matter about to be addressed in Family Court.
-     A report of skateboarding youths impeding traffic on West Dr was investigated. Youths GOA.
-     Several residents were advised of property maintenance ordinances.
-     Workmen at a Nassau Drives construction site were advised to turn down a loud radio. Complied.
-     An out of town resident requested that an officer enter her vacant home on Arleigh Rd and ensure that coffee maker was unplugged. All okay.
-     A report of a suspicious person knocking on doors on Arleigh Rd was investigated and found to be a representative of a political party looking for signatures.
-     A Sutton Ct resident was assisted with replacing a smoke detector battery.
-     A mother and son arguing on North Dr were assisted with settling issues and sent on way.
-     Assistance was given to the driver of a disabled school bus at Nassau Dr and East Shore Rd.
-     Several issues were investigated at the request of the Village Clerk and Village secretary throughout the month.
-     Several bank runs for Village Clerk and Court Clerk.

Equipment:
Car #657 was patrolled 1111 miles. The odometer now reads 22330 miles.
Car #658 was patrolled 1154 miles. The odometer now reads 72496 miles. A brake light was replaced on vehicle, and computerized engine analysis was performed

Personnel:
LT. Conlon Worked 12 hrs OT 7/12, 4 hrs 7/21. On Vacation 7/28 through 7/30.
PO Judson Worked 12 Hrs OT 7/25. On vacation 7/3 through 7/18. 
PO Nasta Worked 12 Hrs OT 7/9 and 7/22.
PO Giraulo Worked 12 Hrs OT 7/11 and 7/16. Attended Supervisor Training Course at NCPD Academy 7/5 through 7/23.
PO Costello Worked 12 Hrs OT 7/5 and 7/18.
PO Fiore began Field Training Patrol in the Village beginning 7/7.  

Breakdown:
VTL:
7 Speeding violations,
4 Stop Sign violations,
2 Cell Phone violations,
2 Improper Passing violations,
1 One Way Street violation,
1 Fail to Notify DMV of Address Change violation,
3 Insurance violations,
1 Registration violation,
1 Inspection violation,
and 3 Equipment violations.

PARKING:
8 No parking 2am to 6am,
9 two hour parking,

VILLAGE ORDINANCE:
1 Building Material in Street Ordinance violation.

Respectfully submitted;
Lieutenant Michael Conlon