| Issue #43, February 2, 2007 |
Police Blotter
Too Much To Drink
A man in Sag Harbor was booted
out of a restaurant in Sag Harbor after it was determined by the
manager that he had a little bit too much to drink. He then walked
down the street and went for some more booze at a nearby restaurant
on the same street, where he was once again kicked out for his demeanor.
The man finally got the message and police escorted him home.
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Totally Busted
A 42-year-old man was caught
red handed stealing three DVDs from a Bridgehampton store. The man
was seen shoving the DVDs into his pants, as he was exiting the
store, by a security officer. Ironically, the movies that he was
caught stealing were The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants, Spongebob
Squarepants: The Movie and Slackers.
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Redecorated
A woman in Bridgehampton walked
into her home last week to find blankets and towels rearranged.
She found an unidentified white T-shirt in the home as well. After
carefully investigating, she determined that nothing was stolen.
Police are looking for a serial redecorator.
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Playstation?
A geek-thief broke into a house
in East Hampton with a screwdriver and stole a Sony Playstion, DVDs
and computer games. The victim of the theft wants to restart.
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Fox
A woman in East Hampton, taking
a walk down Egypt Lane, was startled when an unknown driver told
her that a fox was following her. The woman saw the fox and immediately
got into the car, and the driver then proceeded to give her a lift
to her house. She called police about the fox later, but there are
no reports on the release of any hounds.
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Hunting
Police on Shelter Island responded
to a call last week from a resident that claimed hunters were shooting
too close to his property. Police at the scene determined that the
hunters were in legal range of the property and that it was safe.
Needless to say, the resident was still a little irritated by the
gunfire outside of his SHELTER ISLAND home.
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Moved Car
Somebody moved a car, which
was unlocked and had the keys in its ignition, to the other side
of the street in Sag Harbor. The car owner called the police to
tell them it was moved without his permission. In other news, somebody
moved a car across the street because it was blocking a driveway.
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One Ticket
The only ticket delivered for
the week was issued to a driver on Shelter Island last week for
driving with suspended license plates. Half a warning was also given
to a driver doing 36 mph in a 30 mph zone.
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Out Of Town
This is just too good to ignore.
In Ohio, an 18-year-old high school student, sporting a full beard
and long hair, had to be stun-gunned to the ground by police after
he rubbed oil all over his body and ran naked through the school
cafeteria. The oil on his body made it difficult for anybody to
grab him because he was slippery like a fish. The kid was arrested
for inducing panic and other offenses. What an idiot.
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