| Issue #42, January 26th, 2007 |
Stuck On Beach
Last week, a BMW driver in Montauk got stuck on the beach in the
middle of the night. An officer noticed the driver and offered to
help, but then he noticed that the man looked drunk. After a sobriety
test, the officer determined that the man was intoxicated and helped
the man off the beach and off to jail.
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Loose Change
A Hampton Bays man working
for a pay phone company was accused of stealing $9,000 worth of
coins from various payphones over the course of 3 months. When the
man was arrested, he was allowed use payphone at the jail to make
one phone call. When he made the call, he spent about three days
on the telephone.
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Bingo
Police arrested two men after
they decided to steal a car and take it on a joyride while the owner
of the vehicle was playing Bingo. Police at the scene did not release
any name-o’s.
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Tuna Fish?
A man was arrested in Southampton
after he was caught stealing a can of tuna fish from a grocery store.
He was brought up on charges of petit larceny and returned the can
of tuna. Ironically, the prison lunch for that day was tuna fish
sandwiches.
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Another Food Robbery
In Hampton Bays, two men were
arrested after police learned that they had stolen steaks and seafood
from a grocery store in Hampton Bays. Police caught the men before
they could overcook anything.
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No New News
The interesting news on Shelter
Island last week was that there was no news. Not a single arrest
or ticket was issued last week. In fact, the only thing that officers
responded to was a minor accident involving a deer. I don’t
know whether to feel happy because all is well there or to worry
that the police are all going to get rusty.
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Pot Stop
A man on the North Fork was
arrested after police pulled him over for failing to stop at a stop
sign. The man pulled over in a slow manner and when the police officer
went to talk to the man, he noticed what appeared to be cigarette
butts being thrown out the window. When the officer went over to
investigate the cigarettes, he determined that they were marijuana
cigarettes. The officer then found the man spraying the inside of
his vehicle with air freshener. Needless to say, he was arrested
for possession.
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Bread Knife
A deli clerk in East Hampton
threatened his manager with a butter knife last week after deli
politics involving back talking sent him into an angry butter knife-wielding
rage. Police at the scene arrested the man and were thankful that
nobody had said anything about the butcher behind his back.
– Written and
Compiled by David Lion Rattiner
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