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On the Police Logs 12.25.14

Thu, 05/23/2019 - 07:22

East Hampton

The men’s room by the cafeteria at East Hampton High School on Long Lane was the target of a vandal last Thursday. Adam Fine, the school’s principal, told police that at about noon someone slammed “a blunt instrument” at the toilet in the handicapped-access stall, damaging its right side.

East Hampton Village

The swimming pool at a house on Sherrill Road was being drained into the street by a Wainscott pool company a little after noon on Dec. 16. Police issued a company employee a summons for violating the village code.

Police were called to an Egypt Lane house because of a gas leak on Saturday. Police helped the Fire Department vent the house until a gas company worker could get there.

Montauk

Someone using black spray paint scrawled graffiti on a brick wall at the Tower apartment building downtown during the overnight hours on Dec. 16.

Springs

A 2005 Nissan Ultima parked outside a house on Richardson Avenue was broken into early Friday morning. Kerri Hammer told police she heard the car alarm sound at about 4 a.m. and then stop. Later that morning she found that the driver’s-side window was open a few inches and that someone had apparently used a branch to reach in and unlock the door. Missing from the car was a metal box with some personal documents.

Charged in String of Break-Ins

A 33-year-old led town police on a brief pursuit late Sunday night before they caught up with him. He faces several charges.

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Two Injured in Accidents

A driver who collided with a tree near the Whalebone Village complex on the afternoon of Oct. 19 was later charged with drunken driving. 

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On the Police Logs 10.22.26

A man was buying a newspaper last week in Sag Harbor, he told police, when someone came up behind him and grabbed “his pectoral area and nuzzled his ear.”

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Two women stole a pumpkin from a bench outside Amber Waves Farm in Amagansett Saturday. 

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