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Harassment:On Feb. 18, a Cohawney Rd. resident reported that he was being harassed by an unknown person who was spreading false information. The unknown person was sending messages via Snapchat to the resident’s girlfriend and to the resident’s employer, alleging that the resident was running a sexually explicit X account.

Concern

An East Parkway business manager called police to report a woman had been hanging out inside the establishment for some time, and the manager thought she might be impaired by drugs Feb. 20. Police interviewed the woman, a known drug user from another jurisdiction. She did not show any signs of impairment on that day and was allowed to stay inside the establishment.

Homeless

A homeless woman was discovered inside an ATM vestibule on East Parkway Feb. 21. She told police she was waiting for money to be transferred into her account. Police told her she could not stay in the vestibule. She left and boarded a train.

Help

Police assisted a Sage Terrace woman confirm that she had home health aide services booked on Feb. 18.

Police mediated a conversation between a Brite Ave. homeowner and a nanny who was being terminated Feb. 22. Police stood by while the nanny collected her belongings and left.

Pedestrian hit

A car struck a pedestrian at Christie Place and Chase Rd. Feb. 19. No injuries were reported.

Cars and roadways

On Feb. 21, police informed the highway department about a pothole on Fenimore Rd.

On Feb. 22, a tree fell on Post Rd. Police removed branches from the roadway.

Police and Con Edison removed branches and fallen wires from Clarence Rd. Feb. 22.

One car accident was officially reported in the Village this week.

Lost and found

On Feb. 19, a Weaver St. resident reported losing a license plate and EZ-pass.

On Feb. 21, a passerby found a license plate on Saxon Woods Rd.

Village code

On Feb. 21, a caller complained about music from an East Parkway establishment. Police heard dinner music at the location and informed the manager.

Firefighters
On Feb. 16, firefighters assisted at a car accident on Weaver St.

A broken pipe was discovered in a Fox Meadow Rd. detached garage Feb. 17. Firefighters attempted to enter the garage but were unable to do so. The homeowner was informed.

On Feb. 17, firefighters traced a gas-like odor on Jefferson Rd. to a deceased skunk.

On Feb. 17, firefighters stood by for Con Edison at the site of a fallen wire on Donellan Rd.

On Feb. 18, Bell Rd. heating equipment was improperly venting and causing a carbon monoxide situation. Firefighters shut it off at the request of Con Edison.

On Feb. 20, firefighters stood by for Con Edison at the site of a chirping alarm in a Boulevard house Feb. 20.

On Feb. 21, firefighters and Con Edison shut down at malfunctioning boiler in a Farley Rd. house.

On Feb. 21, a car became engulfed in flames on Ogden Rd. after the driver experienced a smoking engine on the Bronx River Parkway. Firefighters extinguished the fire and overhauled the car.

On Feb. 21, firefighters stood by for Con Edison at the site of a failed gas regulator at a Secor Rd. house.

This report covering police and fire department activity from Feb. 16-22 has been compiled from official information.

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Missing purse: A Bronx woman reported placing her purse down at an Olmsted Rd. location, and then it went missing Feb. 11. It is presumed that the purse was stolen.

Vehicle and traffic arrest
On Feb. 11, police arrested Christian Cuenca-Serrano, 27, of White Plains, on charges of an uninspected motor vehicle, a permit violation involving a front seat occupant other than a supervisor, second-degree aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle (mandatory suspension), and failure to notify the DMV of a change of home address. The arrest occurred following a traffic stop on Mamaroneck Rd. Cuenca-Serrano was released on his own recognizance with an appearance ticket for Scarsdale Village Justice Court.

Identity theft
On Feb. 10, a Cambridge Rd. man reported being the victim of identity theft. An unknown person used the man’s information to open a fraudulent account with a company called “Upgrade.” The company sent emails about missed payments. That is how the man learned about the identity theft. The company required a police report to close the account.

On Feb. 12, a Woods Lane resident reported that someone opened a fraudulent account in his name. The account was then used in an attempt to receive a loan. The request was denied.

Help
Police provided a courtesy pickup and transport of an intoxicated person in the area of Post and Sherbrooke roads at 3 a.m., Feb. 15.

Pedestrian hit
A passerby reported seeing an older model Honda Accord strike a pedestrian at Popham Rd. and Scarsdale Ave. Feb. 9. The pedestrian got up and could walk. The driver was described as a white man wearing glasses, with dark hair. The driver said he did not see the pedestrian due to sun glare. The pedestrian was treated on the scene and refused further medical attention.

Cars and roadways
On Feb. 10, police removed a fallen wire from Palmer Ave.

On Feb. 10, police issued a 28-year-old White Plains driver summonses for operation of a motor vehicle with a suspended registration, an unregistered motor vehicle and failure to obey a traffic control device following a Walworth Ave. traffic stop. The plates were removed, and the car was towed to the driver’s residence.

On Feb. 11, police issued a 45-year-old New Rochelle driver a summons for a suspended registration following a Walworth Ave. traffic stop.
Police taped off an area with a damaged stair on Popham Rd. for safety, pending repair Feb. 11.

On Feb. 12, police issued a 75-year-old Larchmont driver summonses for operation of a motor vehicle with a suspended registration and third-degree aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle following a Post Rd. traffic stop.

A Lincoln Rd. resident reported she could not exit her driveway because a car was blocking it Feb. 12. Police spoke with the car’s driver. It was a woman who said she had arrived early to view the house, which was for sale. She arrived one hour early and was told to leave the driveway and wait for her scheduled time.

Police helped a woman with a language barrier call for roadside assistance to help her open her locked car to get access to her keys Feb. 12.
A caller reported that accumulated snow was making it difficult to reach Chase Rd. parking meters Feb. 13. Police notified the highway department. Police also informed the caller about how to use an app to pay for parking in the Village.

Patrol called a tow for a car with a flat tire on Mamaroneck Rd. Feb. 15.

Two car accidents were officially reported in the Village this week.

Deaths
A Cohawney Rd. resident reported an elderly neighbor passed out Feb. 9. Upon arrival, it was discovered that the 89-year-old man had died.

An 81-year-old Madison Rd. man died at home Feb. 10.

Dogs
A caller reported two loose dogs on Post Rd. Feb. 13. The caller caught one dog and held it in her fenced yard. The other dog got away. Police picked up the fenced dog and brought it to headquarters where it was later reunited with its owner.

Kids
Police saw two kids with fishing poles on Tisdale Rd. Feb. 15. They said they had been attempting to fish in a nearby pond, but did not have any luck. Police advised them of the dangers of thin ice and cautioned them to be careful of ice and snow.

Civil matter
A Garth Rd. business owner reported damage to a skylight caused by bricks that fell from an adjacent building during a construction job Feb. 13. The foreman of the job accepted responsibility for the damage and said he would work with the business owner to address the damage.

Lost and found
On Feb. 9, a resident reported losing her driver’s license somewhere in the Village.
On Feb. 10, a Mamaroneck Rd. man reported losing the front license plate to his car sometime within the last two weeks.
A resident arrived at headquarters to deliver a case for AirPods found on the Metro North train Feb. 10. Police informed MTA police.
A broken car bumper was removed from Post and Kingston roads Feb. 11.
On Feb. 12, a cell phone was found on Crest Lane. Police vouchered it for safekeeping.
On Feb. 13, a Kingston Rd. resident reported losing her driver’s license somewhere in the Village earlier in the week.
On Feb. 15, a Walworth Ave. man reported losing the front license plate to his car.

Village code
On Feb. 10, police advised two solicitors that they needed permits to solicit in the Village. The solicitors left the area of Ferncliff Rd. as a result.

Firefighters
On Feb. 9, firefighters stood by for Con Edison at the site of a gas leak inside a Garden Rd. house.
On Feb. 9, firefighters assisted an elderly Madison Rd. resident with no heat in his house Feb. 9. He reported the house had been without heat for two days. Scarsdale Volunteer Ambulance Corps was called in to evaluate the man. Firefighters were able to get the HVAC system working again.
Water was leaking in a White Rd. house Feb. 9. Firefighters shut a water valve to mitigate the leak. They advised calling a plumber.
Water was leaking in an Ogden Rd. house Feb. 9. Firefighters shut the water connection. They advised calling a plumber.
Water was leaking in a Paddington Rd. house Feb. 9. Firefighters shut the water connection. They advised calling a plumber.
Water from a burst pipe was leaking in a Greenacres Ave. house Feb. 9. Firefighters shut the water connection. They advised calling a plumber.
Firefighters assisted at a car accident on Secor Rd. Feb. 11.

This report covering police and fire department activity from Feb. 9 -15 has been compiled from official information.

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Photo by Shelley GrafsteinBurglary: On Feb. 3, police responded to a burglar alarm in a Fayette Rd. house. They saw a damaged front window and signs that someone had entered the house that way. At least five items were stolen, with a combined value of over $3,000.

Packages
On Feb. 3, a Windsor Lane resident reported receiving unknown packages at her address. Patrol arrived and spoke with the resident, who advised that she had been receiving packages to her residence that were not ordered by her. Additionally, the packages coincided with fraudulent charges to her credit card. She said that she took measures to report the fraudulent charges, and her funds were recouped. She was concerned that an individual was utilizing UPS Premier Choice to view live updates of package deliveries to her address and arriving to retrieve those packages. Patrol advised her to contact UPS to have Premier Choice removed from her address.

Identity theft
On Feb. 4, a Richelieu Rd. woman reported that someone opened a credit card in her name.

On Feb. 6, a Black Birch Lane man reported that a check was previously stolen from him and washed. A similar occurrence happened to the man last July.

Help
On Feb. 2, police called Scarsdale Volunteer Ambulance Corps for a homeless man walking down Brewster Rd. The man said he had just gotten released from the hospital the day before. SVAC drove him back to the hospital for additional treatment.

Harassment
A Fairview Court woman reported that a person was engaging in unwanted communications with her by email and phone calls Feb. 5. Police helped the woman draft and send an email stating that the communication was unwanted.

On Feb. 5, a Dickel Rd. resident reported receiving unwanted calls from a woman whom she had dated in the past. She did not respond to any of the calls.

Injury
A man reported falling onto the tracks at Scarsdale train station, cutting his finger, Feb. 7. Police stood by for medical assistance.

Cars and roadways
On Feb. 2, police called a tow for a disabled car on Post Rd.
Patrol picked up a jacket from Post Rd. Feb. 3.
Police cleared a fallen wire from Overhill Rd. Feb. 4.
A Nelson Rd. man was shoveling snow into the street Feb. 5. Police asked him to remove the snow from the roadway.
On Feb. 5, police called a tow for a car that was stuck in snow on River Rd.
Police called a tow for a disabled car on Popham Rd. Feb. 6.
On Feb. 7, police called a tow for a truck that was stuck in snow on Bypass.
High winds blew a neighbor’s trash cans onto a Lebanon Rd. driveway, and the resident called police. Patrol picked up the cans and returned them to their owner’s house.
A Heathcote Rd. man forgot where he parked his car in the Freightway Garage Feb. 8. Police found the car on the lower level.
Three car accidents were officially reported in the Village this week.

Animals
Police successfully removed a squirrel from a Lyons Rd. house Feb. 7.

Firefighters
On Feb. 2, firefighters shut water to a sprinkler system with a frozen and burst pipe in a Popham Rd. parking garage.

Firefighters stood by for Con Edison at the site of a gas odor on Woods Lane Feb. 2.

Firefighters extinguished a working house fire at a Beechwood Lane house Feb. 3. Workers were on scene when the fire erupted.

On Feb. 3, firefighters stood by for Con Edison at the site of a gas odor and a malfunctioning boiler on Kensington Rd.

A pedestrian slipped and fell on Mamaroneck Rd. Firefighters assisted until SVAC arrived Feb. 3.

Firefighters stood by for Con Edison at the site of an Ogden Rd. gas leak Feb. 3.

A Cohawney Rd. house was without heat Feb. 3. Firefighters recommended calling a technician for repair.

A fire started in the walls of a Beechwood Lane house Feb. 3. Firefighters checked for extension after putting out the wire with 900 gallons of water.

Firefighters shut water after a pipe burst inside a Brookfield Lane house Feb. 3. They advised calling a plumber.

Pipes froze and burst in a Chesterfield Rd. house Feb. 3. Firefighters shut water. They advised to call a plumber for repair. Con Edison was called to check utility services.

On Feb. 4, a toddler locked herself inside a Cohawney Rd. bathroom. Firefighters freed the child.

Pipes froze and burst in a Kensington Rd. garage and a Dell Rd. house Feb. 5. Firefighters isolated the leaks and advised calling a plumber.

On Feb. 5, firefighters assisted at a car accident on the Hutchinson River Parkway.

A Murray Hill Rd. resident accidentally locked himself out of the house Feb. 7. Firefighters removed the dead bolt, opened the door and advised calling a locksmith for repair.

Fireplace ashes burnt a hole in the wooden floor of a Claremont Rd. house Feb. 8. The floor joists had also ignited. Firefighters extinguished the fire, cleaned up the burning ashes and checked for extension.

A propane-fueled fireplace inside a Mayflower Rd. house was leaking Feb. 8. Firefighters shut the system, cleaned up the propane and advised the resident to call for repair.

A steam pipe broke inside Fox Meadow School and was leaking steam into the school during a play performance on Feb. 8. The building was evacuated and the firefighters shut the affected pipes and advised servicing the system.

A pipe was leaking inside a Rectory Lane house Feb. 8. Firefighters isolated the leak and advised calling for repair.

This report covering police and fire department activity from Feb. 2 - 9 has been compiled from official information.

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Burgalry: Burglars entered a home on Fayette Road at 4:50 am on February 3 while the homeowners were asleep in the house. They were awoken and called the police who found a damaged front window and signs of entry. Police reported that a grand larceny occured, with over $3,000 in property stolen or damaged.

Arrested: On Jan. 30, a car accident occurred off Bypass and Weaver St., involving a car that crashed off the road. Police arrived and arrested the driver — Reshma Manger, 28, of the Bronx — for driving while intoxicated, refusal to take a breath test, moving unsafely from a lane, and failing to keep right on a two-lane road. She was booked and processed at the police station and released on her own recognizance with a future appearance ticket for Village Justice Court.

Jewelry store robbed
Policed assisted New Rochelle police with the investigation of a reported jewelry store robbery on Wilmot Rd on Jan. 28. The suspects — three middle Eastern men, two wearing black jackets and one wearing a maroon jacket — stole approximately $20,000 worth of jewelry from the location. They did not display a weapon.

Harassment
A Walworth Ave. woman reported that her brother’s ex was sending texts to her that made her feel uncomfortable since the texts involved making statements regarding her family. She asked the ex to stop contacting her, and she blocked the ex.

Homeless
A possibly homeless person was reported to be sleeping in the trash room of a Christie Place building Jan. 26. The person left before police arrived.

On Jan. 28, a possibly homeless person was reported to be sleeping in the trash room of a Christie Place building. The person told police he was just charging his phone. He claimed he was not homeless and left the area.

Snow
A Post Rd. woman called police to ask for help since her husband was stuck in his car in deep snow Jan. 27. Police and a neighbor helped shovel the car free from the snow, and the husband was able to exit the car.

A delivery driver got stuck on ice and snow on a Cushman Rd. Driveway Jan. 31.

Suspicious
On Feb. 1, a caller reported that Patrol spoke to calling parties who stated an unknown white male possibly 20 years of age in the front passenger seat of a black sedan or SUV displayed a bag of 'Doritos' and asked if the parties wanted it as the vehicle was passing by on Spencer Place. The vehicle did not stop nor did the unknown male attempt to lure the parties to the vehicle. The parties stated they got nervous and called police. Patrol instructed the parties to return home and canvassed the area which yielded negative results.

Help
Police checked a vacant Boulevard Property and found everything to be in good order Jan. 26.

A pipe burst on Colonial Rd. Jan. 28. Police contacted the water department to turn off water service. Police also notified the homeowner.

Domestic matter
An Edgewood woman reported that her husband kept calling the house phone, not leaving any messages, which she found to be bothersome Feb. 1. Police called the husband and advised him to refrain from calling.

Village code
Eastchester police and Scarsdale police dispersed noisy kids from Sprague Road. Jan. 30.

Police removed an illegally posted advertising sign from Palmer Ave. and Mamaroneck Road Police issued a summons to the business.

Cars and roadways
On Jan. 28, the highway department reported that they were in possession of a broken parking meter head.

Police called a tow to remove a disabled car from Post Road Jan. 28.

Police asked a resident to remove a snow-covered car from Carthage Lane Jan. 29. It was blocking traffic and impeding snow removal.

On Jan. 30, police called a tow to remove a car with a dead battery on Mamaroneck Road.

The driver of a Nissan swerving on Catherine Rd. told police that he was attempting to avoid potholes Jan. 31.

Patrol moved a discarded Christmas tree back to a Park Road curb for sanitation pickup Feb. 1.

Four car accidents were reported in the Village this week.

Dogs
Police picked up a lost dog on Post Rd. and reunited it with its Sharon Lane owner Jan. 27.

Lost and found
On Jan. 27, a Crossway resident reported that he lost his registration and two license plates following a total loss collision.

On Jan. 28, a resident reported losing a brown Coach wallet with some cash and identifying documents somewhere in the Village.

A driver reported losing license plates somewhere in the Village Jan. 30.

Firefighters
On Jan. 26, firefighters were dispatched to Wildwood Rd. for a car fire. The driver opened the hood and shoveled snow onto the fire to extinguish it before firefighters arrived. Firefighters stood by for a tow and disconnected the battery.

Carbon monoxide accumulated in an Innes Rd. house due to a misfiring furnace. Con Edison red-tagged the furnace. Firefighters ventilated and advised to call a plumber.

On Jan. 26, a burst pipe allowed five inches of water to accumulate in a Dickel Rd. basement. Firefighters isolated the pipe to stop the flow of water and pumped water from the basement.

On Jan. 26, firefighters isolated a burst pipe in a Vanderbilt Road house.

A heavy gas odor was detected on Eastwoods Lane Jan. 27. Firefighters stood by for Con Edison.

Firefighters isolated a burst pipe in a Broadmoor Rd. house Jan. 27. The resident was advised to call a plumber.

On Jan. 28, firefighters responded to a reported train fire at the Scarsdale train station. On arrival, they found a northbound train stopped at the station, with smoke billowing from underneath one train car located in the middle of the line. The train was evacuated of passengers by Metro North employees. Firefighters made contact with Metro North employees. Metro North employees and Incident command put a hold on traffic, and power was disconnected on both tracks. Firefighters established a water source and stretched a dry 1.75 handline to the train car. Once power was confirmed off, firefighters made their way onto the tracks to investigate what was burning underneath the train. Metro North employees advised, they believed it was a power storage unit burning underneath the train. Firefighters used three water extinguishers to extinguish any visible fire. Once fire was extinguished the scene was handed over to Metro North personnel.

Ice and snow that had accumulated on a Brewster Road roof was causing water to enter the house and leak through a light fixture Jan. 28. Firefighters assisted by shutting power to the fixture, capping wires and helping to remove snow from the roof.

On Jan. 28, a sprinkler malfunctioned in an East Parkway business. Firefighters isolated the sprinkler and advised repair.

Firefighters isolated a burst pipe in a Griffen Avenue house's garage Jan. 29. The resident was advised to call a plumber.

Wayside Lane residents started a fire in their fireplace, but the flue was only partially open; so smoke accumulated inside the residence Jan. 29. Firefighters put out the fire, opened the flue and ventilated.

Firefighters stood by for Con Edison at the site of a gas leak on Madison Road Jan. 31.

On Jan. 31, firefighters stood by for Con Edison at the site of a basement gas leak from a faulty boiler in a Garden Road house.

On Jan. 31, firefighters stood by for Con Edison at the site of an outdoor gas leak on Mamaroneck Road.

On Jan. 31, firefighters were dispatched to a Mayflower Road house for a reported oil fire in a fireplace. They encountered a moderate smoke condition on the second level due to the resident mixing an ethanol-based fuel with paraffin wax in their ethanol fireplace burner. The fire was allowed to self-extinguish and firefighters checked that there was no extension or hazard related to the mixing of the fuels. Firefighters then assisted with ventilating the structure, utilizing a battery powered fan. Firefighters ensured the unit was adequately cooled and advised the resident to clean and inspect the unit prior to reuse.

On Jan. 31, firefighters were dispatched to Penn Road for a reported transformer fire. Firefighters found evidence of a transformer fire on a utility pole. The top of the utility pole and side of the transformer had charring damage. There was no observable damage to any of the power lines above or below the transformer, and there wasn't any liquid leaking from the transformer. All homes in the direct vicinity appeared to have power. Con Edison was notified for a response

Firefighters assisted a Webster Rd. resident with a malfunctioning boiler Feb. 1.

On Feb. 1, firefighters stood by for Con Edison at the site of a gas odor on Stratton Rd.

This report covering police and fire department activity from Jan. 26 - February. 1 has been compiled from official information.