Police Called to Weekend Halloween Parties and Rolex Stolen in the Mail

Trick or TreatParties: Police helped disperse hundreds of uninvited guests from a Dolma Rd. party around 9 pm on Oct. 30. Summonses were issued for underage drinking and noise disturbance.

Kids were ringing doorbells and roaming around Cooper Rd. Oct. 30. Police dispersed the party.

Police dispersed youth from a Parkfield Rd. party Oct. 30.

A loud party was reported on Nelson Rd. Oct. 31. Police spoke to the host, and the music was lowered.

A loud party was reported on Bradford Rd. Oct. 31. Police spoke to the host, and the music was lowered.

A loud party was reported on Burgess Rd. Oct. 31. Police spoke to the host, and the music was lowered.

Arrested
On Oct. 29, police arrested Francisco Medina, 35, of the Bronx, on charges of aggravated unlicensed driving, operation of a motor vehicle with improper plates, an unregistered vehicle, driving without insurance and other registration violations. The arrest followed a traffic stop at Post and Farley roads, after police observed Medina's motorcycle pass a car on the right.

Stolen
On Oct. 28, a woman reported that a man approached her, took her iPhone 15 cell phone and ran off in the area around Crane Rd. and Woodland Place.

On Oct. 30, a Bradford Rd. resident reported a past larceny.

On Oct. 31, a burglary from a Duck Pond Rd. construction site was reported. At least 20 tools were noted as stolen.

On Oct. 31, a Penn Blvd. resident reported that she mailed out a Rolex Datejust to be serviced by a jeweler in Florida on Oct. 22. On Oct. 23, a USPS priority mail package, which was supposed to contain the watch, was delivered to her address. Upon examining the package the recipient's son refused to sign for it, as the package was opened and the contents were removed. The listed resident notified the sender who advised USPS police.

Attempted burglary
On Oct. 30, a Jefferson Rd. woman reported that someone forcibly opened her bedroom window. A burglar alarm had been activated in the house earlier that day.

Identity theft
On Oct. 26, a Church Lane man reported that he and his wife have been experiencing multiple incidents of identity theft.

On Oct. 29, a River Rd. man reported that a phone account was opened in his name. He advised that he received a package with multiple phone SIM cards inside. He contacted that phone company and advised them he did not open the account.

Domestic matter
On Oct. 31, after 12 a.m., a School Lane mother reported that her son left the house at 12:15 a.m., without her permission. Police canvassed the area, located the son and reunited him with his mother. Did you lose this bunny on Brewster Road?

Humming noise
A light pole at Popham Rd. and Scarsdale Ave. was making a loud humming noise Oct. 28. Police notified the highway department for repair.

Stuck
Police helped a resident remove his bicycle from a bike storage rack on East Parkway Oct. 29.

DIspute
On Oct. 31, a Garth Rd. resident reported a verbal dispute. The involved parties agreed to stay away from each other.

Suspicious
On Oct. 31, security staff from a Mamaroneck Rd. institution reported that a letter, addressed to "allies," was suspiciously dropped off. Police opened the letter. It contained nothing of relevance, according to police.

Cars and roadways
On Oct. 27, a car struck a boy who was walking home in the area of Garden and Mamaroneck roads. The car left the scene. The boy was allegedly not injured.

On Oct. 28, a Church Lane South resident reported that her stone steps were damaged and showed signs of tire marks, suggesting that the damage was caused by an accident involving a truck that left the scene of the incident. Police are investigating.

A car struck a bicyclist at Post and Farley roads Oct. 29. The bicyclist refused medical attention.

A pedestrian was standing inside an East Parkway parking spot, refusing to move, Oct. 29. The situation was mediated by police.

On Oct. 29, police secured a loose wire and fiber optic box to a utility pole on Weaver St.

Police notified Verizon about a low hanging wire on Saxon Woods Rd. Oct. 30.

On Oct. 31, a Forest Ln. resident reported that a vehicle drove on her lawn and damaged bushes.

On Oct. 31, a bicyclist reported that a driver drove too close to him on Heathcote Rd. The driver was accused of driving over the double yellow line, passing a car and speeding.

A fallen utility wire was picked up and discarded from South Rectory Lane Nov. 1. Streets around Fox Meadow School were closed for the parade on Friday morning October 30,

Village code
Police removed and discarded illegally posted signs from Post, Secor, Popham and Heathcote roads Oct. 26, Hutchinson Ave. and Weaver St. Oct. 27, Boulevard Oct. 29, Post and Meadow roads Oct. 30, and Crane Rd., East Parkway and Palmer Ave. Nov. 1

Police dispersed youth from Boulevard basketball courts after dark Oct. 26.

On Oct. 27, police issued a summons to a solicitor who was soliciting for solar panels, without a permit, on Brite Ave.

Lost and found
On Oct. 26, an Amazon carrier box, with several packages inside, was found on Garden Rd. Amazon reps could not whether the box was stolen or lost.

A purse was found on Church Lane Oct. 31. Police identified the owner and returned the purse.

Firefighters
On Oct. 28, firefighters traced a gas odor in a Heathcote Rd. garage to a snowblower. Firefighters removed the snowblower and ventilated the garage.

An overfilled car gas tank caused a gasoline odor in a Boulevard garage Oct. 31.

Firefighters disconnected an overheated doorbell transformer in a Brewster Rd. house because it was emitting a burning odor Oct. 31.

Firefighters assisted at a car accident on the Hutchinson River Parkway Oct. 31.

Firefighters assisted at a car accident involving a person on an electric scooter Nov. 1. The person sustained injuries from the accident.

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

Police issued summonses to at least three drivers for registration, licensing and insurance violations

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