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On the Police Logs 12.12.24

Thu, 12/12/2024 - 10:58

East Hampton

Police went to Iacono’s Farm on Long Lane on the morning of Nov. 20 to investigate a theft of eggs. Apparently two people, whose identities were redacted, had taken three boxes of eggs from the honor box outside without paying. One of them agreed to pay $24 in restitution.

East Hampton Village

Police filed a fraud report after a King Street man called last Thursday afternoon about someone contacting him about an unpaid PSEG bill. The fraudster requested $1,000 in the form of a Walmart gift card, threatening to turn the man’s power off if he did not comply. Police advised the caller to block the number.

A passer-by on Main Street near Newtown Lane complained of “Village Christmas music being too loud” on Sunday. The woman told police she “doesn’t want to listen to Christmas music all day.” Police unplugged a speaker near where she was standing.

Montauk

Two people seen fishing for squid at Eddie Ecker Park on the night of Nov. 27 were ticketed for failing to obey posted regulations.­

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Felony Arrests in the Village and Town

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On the Police Logs 01.23.25

On Sunday evening, the assistant manager of Sportime told police he’d seen two drunken men harassing the snack stand attendant and asked them to leave, which they did, briefly, but then ran back in and punched him.

Jan 23, 2025

Police Say Driver Fled With Drugs in Car

Southampton Town police charged a Bay Shore woman with two felonies last Thursday, saying, first, that she’d left the scene of an accident on Sagg Main Street in Sagaponack, and second, after being located, was discovered to be in possession of “a “quantity of illegal drugs and paraphernalia.” 

Jan 23, 2025

 

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