November 21, 2006
Croton Police Blotter - Week of November 13th
November 14
10:33 AM: There was a report from a resident of North Riverside Avenue that sometime overnight the rear window on his car was broken while parked on the street. The matter is under investigation.
1:10 PM: There was a report from the Croton Recreation Department that sometime overnight someone applied graffiti to the wood sign at the Senasqua Park Boat Basin on Elliott Way. The matter is under investigation.
November 16
10:02 PM: There was a report from the Croton Recreation Department about vandalism to a fence at Duck Pond Park on Bungalow Road. The matter is under investigation.
3:11 PM: Westchester County Fire Control requested that the Croton Fire Department respond to some downed and flaming wires on Mt. Airy Road East.
6:00 PM: Westchester County Fire Control requested that the Croton Fire Department respond to some downed wires on Route 129 near Short Hill Road.
November 18
12:27 PM: The owner of Croton Country Gardens on Albany Post Road North reported that sometime early that morning his 1933 Ford Coupe was stolen from the property. The matter is under investigation.
1:12 PM: There was a report from Croton DPW of a fuel oil smell coming from a storm drain on Grand Street near Mt. Airy Road. Patrol and Croton FD responded to the scene and subsequently notified the New York State Department of Conservation who determined that gasoline was deposited in the drain. NYSDEC also remedied the spill.
10:55 PM: Alarm company reported an activated alarm at Croton Harmon High School. Patrol responded to the scene and determined that the alarm was triggered by an actual burglary. The matter is under investigation.
November 19
11:00 AM: There was a report from the custodian at Pierre Van Cortlandt Middle School that sometime overnight painted graffiti was applied the back wall of the school. The matter is under investigation.
7:03 PM: There was a report from a resident of Grand Street about a loud and disorderly group of youths skateboarding in the street. Patrol responded to the scene but was unable to locate the youths in question.
November 20
12:51 PM: There was a report from the Croton Recreation Department that sometime overnight someone applied graffiti in and around Dobbs Park on Maple Street. The matter is under investigation.
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Gee, with all these cases of vandalism and grand theft auto, makes you wonder, are the Croton Police even patrolling the streets at night?
Reply to this CommentDoes anybody know why two dogs were poisoned and killed on Cleveland Drive last week? If you have a dog, make sure you keep an eye on them when walking on the Croton Gorge Trail and down the 200 block- Two great neighborhood mutts, and loved pets were killed.
A bit strange, I would say.
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My guess is the person on Cleveland who claimed a dog killed her chickens had her revenge. Folks should just follow the town law and keep their dogs on leads while on the trail. (I know that advice is like whistling in the wind!)
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