East End police report
Reports from county or village police, April 4-10
A Port Jefferson Station man, 44,
was arrested April 4 at the Kmart store on Route 27 for stealing two packages of Crest Whitening Strips, two DieHard power inverters and cologne.
On April 6, a Trout Brook Lane resident reported her debit and credit card from Suffolk County Federal Credit Union was used to make three unauthorized purchases.
Three hundred dollars worth of liquor was stolen from a Neptune Place
residence April 10.
A suspicious vehicle was reported on Warner Drive on April 8.
A suspicious vehicle was reported on Youngs Avenue on April 6.
A Manhattan woman reported losing a white-gold diamond bracelet, valued at $11,000 on April 10. The woman stated she was wearing the bracelet at an East Hampton bank and noticed it missing while eating lunch in Sag Harbor later that day.
A Bronx man, 25, was issued a village code summons in the vicinity of Pantigo Road and Fithian Lane for throwing a cigarette out the window of a vehicle he was riding in April 8.
A Pennsylvania man, 62, struck a sign while driving under a bridge on Cove Hollow Road, ripping the top off his vehicle April 8. No injuries were reported.
Holly's Garden Center on Montauk Highway was burglarized April 4, and money was stolen.
An abandoned vehicle was reported April 10 on Ziemacki Lane.
O'Neill's Rental Equipment on Main Road was burglarized April 8.
Two propane tanks were dumped on a West Street property April 7.
Two drivers reported their vehicles were damaged by potholes on Peconic Bay Boulevard on April 4.
Parts from vehicles parked at the Insurance Auto Auctions yard on Peconic Avenue were discovered missing April 5. The alleged robbers gained entry to the yard by digging under the fence.
A mailbox was discovered stolen April 4 from a residence on View Drive.
Two Miller Place females, ages 16 and 18, were arrested April 6 at Stop & Shop on Route 25 A for stealing health and beauty products.
Montauk
A vehicle parked at the Long Island Rail Road station lot was discovered broken into April 8. Speakers, an air bag and fuel- and water-temperature gauges were stolen.
A trailer at Riverhead Raceway on Old Country Road was marked with graffiti April 8.
A pocketbook was stolen April 7 from a vehicle parked in a lot at Seafield Services on West Main Street.
A men's restroom at Stotzky Park on Columbus Avenue was marked with graffiti April 6.
Windows and glass doors were damaged April 5 at Wading River Elementary School on Wading River Manor Road. The damage was valued at $250.
A man was arrested at Digger O'Dell's on West Main Street on April 4 and charged with third-degree assault.
A Mastic Beach man, 28, was arrested on William Floyd Parkway on April 4 and charged with burglary, third degree. He was charged in an earlier break-in at a Carvel store on William Floyd Parkway and stealing the cash register.
The passenger-side window of a 2004 Hyundai Elantra on Valentine Road was discovered broken April 6, and a GPS unit was stolen.
A Sag Harbor man, 50, was arrested April 9 on charges that included driving while intoxicated after he was stopped by police for driving erratically on Noyac Road.
A 28-year-old man was arrested April 10 following an incident in his Hampton Bays home in which he was highly intoxicated. He allegedly punched out windows and threatened to cut the throat of another resident of the home. Once in police custody, he attempted to flee and was apprehended a short time later by pursuing officers.
Wading River
On April 10, an unknown masked man yielding a handgun robbed Suffolk County National Bank on Wading River Manor Road of $1,026. He was observed leaving the area in a gold Chevrolet Trail Blazer.
On April 10, unknown individuals were reported driving all-terrain vehicles on a private farm on Sound Avenue.
A suspicious vehicle was reported on Hidden Acre Path on April 10.
Copper pipes were stolen from a Hulse Landing Road location April 7.
Shots were reported being fired on Accabonac Road on April 4.
Compiled by Mary Beth Foley, Ginny Dunleavy
and Sabrina Monroe
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