On the Police Logs 12.12.24 | The East Hampton Star

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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.

Felony D.W.I. Is Charged

A single-car accident on Three Mile Harbor Road in Springs, in which a driver struck mailboxes and shrubs by the side of the road, led to an arrest on a charge of felony drunken driving on the night of Nov. 30.

Dec 12, 2024

Irace Appointed on Federal Case

Carl Irace, a Sag Harbor Village Justice and local attorney who argued a case last month before the Second Circuit Court of Appeals, has since been appointed to represent a defendant on federal charges involving a fentanyl-induced death.

Dec 5, 2024

Two Accidents With Injuries

Two drivers were taken to Stony Brook Southampton Hospital after recent accidents on local roads.

Dec 5, 2024

On the Police Logs 12.05.24

A caller reported a man “trying to give candy out of his trunk to kids” near the duck pond at the Nature Trail. Police spoke with the man, who said he keeps snacks in his car because he works for a family with children. While cleaning out the car, he said, he saw a child and thought it would be nice to offer him a snack. Police determined that he was “not attempting to lure anyone near his vehicle.”

Dec 5, 2024

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