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Friday, July 24, 2020 Friday, July 24, 2020 12 12 Tribune/Sentinel Tribune/Sentinel SAVE THESE DATES Niagara County’s Largest REGISTER NOW Call 773-7676 or go to NFP’s Website at www.wnypapers.com to download an application 1859 Whitehaven Rd., Grand Island, call 773-7676 to place your ad by phone or place your ad online at: wnypapers.com NIAGARA FRONTIER PUBLICATIONS WNYPAPERS.COM COMING SOON!!! ONLY 4 Weeks Until $ 20 28 th Annual Limited to 120 Participants - Application Deadline August 4 th (August 14) August 21, 22, 23, 2020 LEWISTON POLICE BLOTTER The following activity occurred Saturday, July 4, to Thursday, July 9, as reported by the Lewiston Police Department. LPD reported more than 220 response calls during this period. For more information on arrests and other activity, visit the Lewiston Police Department’s mobile app or its page on Facebook. Saturday, July 4 •600 block of Sara Court, damage to property – Officer initiated call. Patrol notified the homeowner that their mailbox was taken apart and in the street. Home- owner suspected juveniles causing problems in the area. Patrol as- sisted resident on repair. Later, pa- trol advised that the mailbox was damaged again. Officers searched area with negative results. •5500 block of Walmore Road, fire – Caller to 911 reported a possible trailer on fire near a gas/ convenience business. Patrol con- firmed the trailer was fully involved. •700 block of Onondaga Street, suspicious activity – Caller to 911 reported a male parked a bike and entered a new build across the street. Area checked with negative results. •4800 block of E. Eddy Drive, suspicious activity – Caller to 911 reported a suspicious pack- age with no writing was left in the mailbox by a male in a newer black vehicle. Caller observed the male place the unknown package in the mailbox and was not ex- pecting any delivery. Package not marked and appeared suspicious. Patrol reported two explosive K9s were alerted to the mailbox; State Police bomb tech examined said package, no explosives found. All units cleared. •700 block of Michelle Court, damage to property – Caller reported her mailbox was dam- aged and suspects another mail- box nearby was also damaged. Patrol requested. 5300 block of Military Road, Mount St. Mary’s Hospital, assault – Male caller reported being assaulted by another pa- tient. Subjects placed in respective rooms and separated. •Locations at Saunders Settle- ment/Townline Roads and on the 1800 block of Saun- ders Settlement Road, ve- hicle/traffic stops – Officer ini- tiated calls. Included were: driver cited for speed in zone; and female driver cited for obstructed plates; aggravated unlicensed operation; uninspected motor vehicle; unreg- istered motor vehicle; and operat- ing/permitting operation without financial security. Appearance and uniform traffic tickets issued for Lew- iston Town Court. Sunday, July 5 •5800 block of Garlow Road and location unknown, traf- fic complaints – First call, red Toyota reported all over the road, caller nearly hit; second call, U.S. Border Patrol reported an intoxicat- ed driver was stopped. One in cus- tody for driving while intoxicated. Report taken. •700 block of The Circle Drive, assist public – Caller to 911 reported her brother was outside throwing trash around the yard and screaming and yelling. Patrols responded; report taken. •Townline/Ridge roads, assist public – Caller to 911 reported a male was attempting to stop ve- hicles for a ride to church; subject heading westbound. •Lewiston/Military roads, MVA, property damage – Caller reported a Ford pickup truck had struck numerous signs and mailboxes in the area. Monday, July 6 •1100 block of Upper Moun- tain Road, animal complaint – Caller reported a barking dog, ongoing for hours. Patrols respond- ed. •1200 block of Cain Road, sus- picious activity – Caller to 911 reported a male and female ob- served sitting by a mailbox. Caller states the male had an order or pro- tection against the caller at the time and requested the couple be re- moved. Patrol listed the individuals as GOA; no crime had occurred and nothing further to report. •800 block of Ridge Road, disturbance non-domestic – Caller to 911 reported a subject had threatened harm at a party. Subject had taken keys and a ver- bal argument ensued; intoxication listed and unknown information on weapons. Dispatch received a 911 open line call, followed by a hang- up. •Military/Saunders Settlement roads, traffic complaint/in- vestigation – Caller to 911 re- ported two motorcycles heading eastbound on Route 31, all over the roadway. Bikes listed as sports-style motorcycles had also struck several vehicles. •700 block of The Circle Drive, assist public – Officer initiated call. Male advised patrol that his brother had been in a residence owned by his mother who is now in a nursing home. Subject report- edly caused great inconvenience and disruption by moving around home furnishings and property. Complainant felt the subject should not be in the residence causing dis- ruptions. Report taken. •Locations on the 1600 block of Ridge Road; the 100 block of Upper Mountain Road; the 700 block of Ridge Road; and the 900 block of Up- per Mountain Road, vehicle/ traffic stops – All calls officer initiated. Included were: driver, uninspected motor vehicle; driver, operating/permitting operation without insurance; driver, failure to obey a traffic control device; and driver, aggravated unlicensed op- eration. Appearance and uniform traffic tickets issued for Lewiston Town Court. Tuesday, July 7 •2600 block of Upper Moun- tain Road, animal complaint – Caller to 911 reported a dog was barking non-stop for more than an hour. Patrol spoke with the home- owner; dog had water and shade in the yard; call handled. •2400 block of Upper Moun- tain Road, ordinance viola- tion – Caller to 911 reported the driver of a small white vehicle had dumped a lot of trash out the win- dow. Vehicle just left heading east- bound; plate number logged. •400 block of Lockport Street, Youngstown, MVA-injuries – Caller to 911 reported a vehicle ran over a pedestrian. Injured party listed as a female, 72, with a leg injury; no bleeding and subject conscious. Female was the opera- tor of the vehicle; victim informed patrol that she forgot to put the ve- hicle in park, exited and the vehicle ran over her legs. Victim reported with leg and shoulder injuries and taken to the hospital for further inju- ry evaluation. Vehicle parked and no damage reported. Report taken. •2900 block of Upper Moun- tain Road, suspicious activity – Caller to 911 reported neighbor- ing family members were walking by the residence, harassing her. Past neighbor issues reported. Wednesday, July 8 •1700 block of Ridge Road, MVA-injuries – Caller to 911 re- ported that one vehicle had struck a power pole; airbag deployment and driver out of car. Patrol found no wires down, but the pole was severed. •4400 block of Porter Center Road, shots fired – Officer ini- tiated call. Patrol to meet DEC of- ficers on a call of subjects shooting to close to houses. •2200 block of Saunders Set- tlement Road, MVA-injuries – Caller to 911 reported a black Ford Explorer had rolled over. Male driver bleeding from his arm had exited the vehicle. Report taken. •1700 block of Swann Road, forgery – Caller reported a fraudulent unemployment report. Statement taken from the complain- ant. No actual loss reported; caller had spoken with a credit bureau regarding a Social Security num- ber possibly being compromised, identity theft information requested. •5900 block of Kline Road, forgery – Caller to 911 reported an identity theft. Patrol’s report only. •4900 block of Townline Road, ordinance violation – Caller re- ported neighboring residents were blowing off aerial fireworks and worried about a fire hazard. No interview. Thursday, July 9 •Ridge/Ransomville roads, an- imal complaint – Caller to 911 reported a cow in the roadway. Owner relocated the cow back in- side the fence prior to patrol’s ar- rival. •1600 block of Upper Moun- tain Road, motor vehicle theft – Caller reported two burnt out vehicles on reservation lands. Patrol reported one vehicle secured on scene at Green/Mount Hope roads. •N. Fourth/Ridge streets, ve- hicle/traffic stop – Officer initi- ated call. Driver cited for passing a red light and issued a warning for a crosswalk violation. Uniform traf- fic ticket issued for Lewiston Town Court. •Legacy Drive/Northridge Road, traffic complaint/in- vestigation – Patrol on location for stop sign enforcement at the in- tersection. •700 block of Center Street, shoplifting – Caller reported a shoplifting complaint at a business; suspect took medications and fled in a white SUV with NY registra- tion; plate number logged. Patrol reported two suspects in custody; one male resisted. Report taken. •2600 block of Ridge Road, MVA-injuries – Caller to 911 reported an ATV accident. Victims listed as a male, 20, with a leg in- jury, no helmet; and a female, 20, possible head injury. Report taken.
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LEWISTON POLICE BLOTTERThe following activity occurred
Saturday, July 4, to Thursday, July 9, as reported by the Lewiston Police Department. LPD reported more than 220 response calls during this period. For more information on arrests and other activity, visit the Lewiston Police Department’s mobile app or its page on Facebook.
Saturday, July 4•600 block of Sara Court,
damage to property – Offi cer initiated call. Patrol notifi ed the homeowner that their mailbox was taken apart and in the street. Home-owner suspected juveniles causing problems in the area. Patrol as-sisted resident on repair. Later, pa-trol advised that the mailbox was damaged again. Offi cers searched area with negative results.
•5500 block of Walmore Road, fi re – Caller to 911 reported a possible trailer on fi re near a gas/convenience business. Patrol con-fi rmed the trailer was fully involved.
•700 block of Onondaga Street, suspicious activity – Caller to 911 reported a male parked a bike and entered a new build across the street. Area checked with negative results.
•4800 block of E. Eddy Drive,
suspicious activity – Caller to 911 reported a suspicious pack-age with no writing was left in the mailbox by a male in a newer black vehicle. Caller observed the male place the unknown package in the mailbox and was not ex-pecting any delivery. Package not marked and appeared suspicious. Patrol reported two explosive K9s were alerted to the mailbox; State Police bomb tech examined said package, no explosives found. All units cleared.
•700 block of Michelle Court, damage to property – Caller reported her mailbox was dam-aged and suspects another mail-box nearby was also damaged. Patrol requested.
5300 block of Military Road, Mount St. Mary’s Hospital, assault – Male caller reported being assaulted by another pa-tient. Subjects placed in respective rooms and separated.
•Locations at Saunders Settle-ment/Townline Roads and on the 1800 block of Saun-ders Settlement Road, ve-hicle/traffi c stops – Offi cer ini-tiated calls. Included were: driver cited for speed in zone; and female
driver cited for obstructed plates; aggravated unlicensed operation; uninspected motor vehicle; unreg-istered motor vehicle; and operat-ing/permitting operation without fi nancial security. Appearance and uniform traffi c tickets issued for Lew-iston Town Court.
Sunday, July 5•5800 block of Garlow Road
and location unknown, traf-fi c complaints – First call, red Toyota reported all over the road, caller nearly hit; second call, U.S. Border Patrol reported an intoxicat-ed driver was stopped. One in cus-tody for driving while intoxicated. Report taken.
•700 block of The Circle Drive, assist public – Caller to 911 reported her brother was outside throwing trash around the yard and screaming and yelling. Patrols responded; report taken.
•Townline/Ridge roads, assist public – Caller to 911 reported a male was attempting to stop ve-hicles for a ride to church; subject heading westbound.
•Lewiston/Military roads, MVA, property damage – Caller reported a Ford pickup truck had struck numerous signs and mailboxes in the area.
Monday, July 6•1100 block of Upper Moun-
tain Road, animal complaint – Caller reported a barking dog, ongoing for hours. Patrols respond-ed.
•1200 block of Cain Road, sus-picious activity – Caller to 911 reported a male and female ob-served sitting by a mailbox. Caller states the male had an order or pro-tection against the caller at the time and requested the couple be re-moved. Patrol listed the individuals as GOA; no crime had occurred and nothing further to report.
•800 block of Ridge Road, disturbance non-domestic – Caller to 911 reported a subject had threatened harm at a party. Subject had taken keys and a ver-bal argument ensued; intoxication listed and unknown information on weapons. Dispatch received a 911 open line call, followed by a hang-up.
•Military/Saunders Settlement roads, traffi c complaint/in-vestigation – Caller to 911 re-ported two motorcycles heading eastbound on Route 31, all over the roadway. Bikes listed as sports-style motorcycles had also struck several vehicles.
•700 block of The Circle Drive, assist public – Offi cer initiated
call. Male advised patrol that his brother had been in a residence owned by his mother who is now in a nursing home. Subject report-edly caused great inconvenience and disruption by moving around home furnishings and property. Complainant felt the subject should not be in the residence causing dis-ruptions. Report taken.
•Locations on the 1600 block of Ridge Road; the 100 block of Upper Mountain Road; the 700 block of Ridge Road; and the 900 block of Up-per Mountain Road, vehicle/traffi c stops – All calls offi cer initiated. Included were: driver, uninspected motor vehicle; driver, operating/permitting operation without insurance; driver, failure to obey a traffi c control device; and driver, aggravated unlicensed op-eration. Appearance and uniform traffi c tickets issued for Lewiston Town Court.
Tuesday, July 7•2600 block of Upper Moun-
tain Road, animal complaint – Caller to 911 reported a dog was barking non-stop for more than an hour. Patrol spoke with the home-owner; dog had water and shade in the yard; call handled.
•2400 block of Upper Moun-tain Road, ordinance viola-tion – Caller to 911 reported the driver of a small white vehicle had dumped a lot of trash out the win-dow. Vehicle just left heading east-bound; plate number logged.
•400 block of Lockport Street, Youngstown, MVA-injuries – Caller to 911 reported a vehicle ran over a pedestrian. Injured party listed as a female, 72, with a leg injury; no bleeding and subject conscious. Female was the opera-tor of the vehicle; victim informed patrol that she forgot to put the ve-hicle in park, exited and the vehicle ran over her legs. Victim reported with leg and shoulder injuries and taken to the hospital for further inju-ry evaluation. Vehicle parked and no damage reported. Report taken.
•2900 block of Upper Moun-tain Road, suspicious activity – Caller to 911 reported neighbor-ing family members were walking by the residence, harassing her. Past neighbor issues reported.
Wednesday, July 8•1700 block of Ridge Road,
MVA-injuries – Caller to 911 re-ported that one vehicle had struck a power pole; airbag deployment and driver out of car. Patrol found no wires down, but the pole was severed.
•4400 block of Porter Center Road, shots fi red – Offi cer ini-tiated call. Patrol to meet DEC of-fi cers on a call of subjects shooting to close to houses.
•2200 block of Saunders Set-tlement Road, MVA-injuries – Caller to 911 reported a black Ford Explorer had rolled over. Male driver bleeding from his arm had exited the vehicle. Report taken.
•1700 block of Swann Road, forgery – Caller reported a fraudulent unemployment report. Statement taken from the complain-ant. No actual loss reported; caller had spoken with a credit bureau regarding a Social Security num-ber possibly being compromised, identity theft information requested.
•5900 block of Kline Road, forgery – Caller to 911 reported an identity theft. Patrol’s report only.
•4900 block of Townline Road, ordinance violation – Caller re-ported neighboring residents were blowing off aerial fi reworks and worried about a fi re hazard. No interview.
Thursday, July 9•Ridge/Ransomville roads, an-
imal complaint – Caller to 911 reported a cow in the roadway. Owner relocated the cow back in-side the fence prior to patrol’s ar-rival.
•1600 block of Upper Moun-tain Road, motor vehicle theft – Caller reported two burnt out vehicles on reservation lands. Patrol reported one vehicle secured on scene at Green/Mount Hope roads.
•N. Fourth/Ridge streets, ve-hicle/traffi c stop – Offi cer initi-ated call. Driver cited for passing a red light and issued a warning for a crosswalk violation. Uniform traf-fi c ticket issued for Lewiston Town Court.
•Legacy Drive/Northridge Road, traffi c complaint/in-vestigation – Patrol on location for stop sign enforcement at the in-tersection.
•700 block of Center Street, shoplifting – Caller reported a shoplifting complaint at a business; suspect took medications and fl ed in a white SUV with NY registra-tion; plate number logged. Patrol reported two suspects in custody; one male resisted. Report taken.
•2600 block of Ridge Road, MVA-injuries – Caller to 911 reported an ATV accident. Victims listed as a male, 20, with a leg in-jury, no helmet; and a female, 20, possible head injury. Report taken.
