The  Tarrytown Police Department reported the following incidents.

Dec. 15

10:49 a.m. Officer requested assistance for a vehicle stop at Franklin Street in which a taser had to be deployed. Irvington Police Chief assisted officer, and operator was placed under arrest for second degree assault, disorderly conduct, and resisting arrest. Defendant transported to headquarters and vehicle impounded by Stiloski's. Irvington Volunteer Ambulance Corps responded to headquarters for injuries to officer and the defendant, who both received medical attention on site. Defendant was placed in holding pen "B." Defendant in court for arraignment that day, and released on $1,000 cash bail for return date of Dec. 21.

12:11 p.m. Numerous calls came in for a motor vehicle accident with utility pole down in front of the Mobil Mart Gas Station at 440 South Broadway. Both officers and the Fire Department responded to the accident involving two vehicles. Live wires were on the ground and lying across vehicles at the scene. South Broadway closed from White Plains Road to the Doubletree in both directions. Con Edison on scene shut power off to transformer. Greenburgh and Irvington PD came to assist with traffic. One male driver had to be removed from vehicle and transported to Westchester Medical Center via Tarrytown Volunteer Ambulance Corps, with his car impounded by Stiloski's. Westchester County Hazmat on scene to clear roadway. 

Dec. 16

7:57 a.m. Driver reported that while stopping at the intersection of Cortlandt and Main Street, an unknown pedestrian running for the train ran into the side of his vehicle. Driver got out of car to ask if pedestrian was okay, and person said he was fine and kept running to train. No info on pedestrian; just noted for the record at this time. 

12:11 p.m. Caller reported that on Dec. 14 at approximately 11 a.m. she was approached by two black males who sold her steaks in the Stop & Shop parking lot near Iris Nails. She now felt that this was suspicious and had contacted S&S about same. Caller was advised not to eat the steaks.

3:40 p.m. Numerous calls reporting a two-car accident on South Broadway. Ambulance requested to check out two young children in the vehicle. Also requested duty tow for one vehicle. Tarrytown Volunteer Ambulance Corps reported two pediatric patients received medical attention with parent on scene. Car towed.

11:02 p.m. Caller requested ambulance to the Music Hall for a female who passed out at the close of the Lyle Lovett concert. TVAC, Greenburgh paramedic and officers responded. 

Dec. 19

8:01 a.m. Caller reported a bicycle was stolen overnight. Complainant stated he had left a red mountain bike on a North Washington Street porch at 5:30 p.m. on Dec. 18 and when he returned at 4:30 a.m. on Dec. 19 the bike was missing. That day at 1 p.m., officers stopped a male on Main Street opposite the municipal lot in possession of a red rusted mountain bike. It was found bike was not the stolen bike but interviewed party said he observed a similar bike at 1 River Plaza earlier that day. The bike was indeed located there near the parking garage area. Complainant confirmed that was the one taken from his property and bicycle was returned to its owner. 

Dec. 20

5:06 a.m. Verizon operator transferred a call to the TTPD from a caller who dialed zero asking for police assistance. He said he was at the Hilton Hotel in a closet. Caller seemed confused and said that he was at the hotel with seven family members and had a reservation to eat, but the hotel put him in a closet while they waited. Officers went to the Doubletree where staff reported no reservations or guests under that name. Further investigation yielded the caller phone number to be in Yonkers. Information forwarded to Yonkers PD to check on caller's welfare. 

Dec. 21

6:10 p.m. Caller reported she was involved in a dispute over a parking space. After she pulled into the first space northbound on North Broadway just past Neperan Road, an unknown male began yelling at her over the parking space. The unknown male reportedly removed something from his trunk and began to approach her vehicle, prompting her to leave the area and call the police 10 minutes later. She declined to pursue the matter and wanted the incident noted for the record. 

Note: Police Beat is in no way a complete summary of all Tarrytown Police activities and responses during the listed dates.