Crime & Safety
Tarrytown Police: Stolen Spare Tire, Drunken Group
A summary of recent police activity and arrests in the village of Tarrytown.
Stolen Tire
An officer was flagged down on August 30 by a passerby on Neperan Road who said that between 10 p.m. the night prior and 8 a.m. this morning, he had his spare black Goodyear tire with a silver rim stolen from the rear exterior of his car. He said the tire and rim were valued at about $800.
Police noted the incident for the record at this time.
Drunken, Disorderly
A caller reported to Tarrytown police on August 30 just before midnight that a group of disorderly men were causing a scene around the train station. He said they appeared to be drunk and were gathered around a white Lincoln Navigator.
Police arrested one man for disorderly conduct and released him on $50 bail.
Removed the Boot
A towing company worker told police on Sept. 1 at 7:29 a.m. that he had booted a white 1996 Ford in the Walgreens lot but returned to find no boot.
The car owner told police that the boot fell off and he had kept it for Alex's Towing.
The towing representative said the boot was damaged and needed to be repaired. The owner paid for the boot and the fee and all was was in order.
An officer was flagged down on August 30 by a passerby on Neperan Road who said that between 10 p.m. the night prior and 8 a.m. this morning, he had his spare black Goodyear tire with a silver rim stolen from the rear exterior of his car. He said the tire and rim were valued at about $800.
Police noted the incident for the record at this time.
Drunken, Disorderly
A caller reported to Tarrytown police on August 30 just before midnight that a group of disorderly men were causing a scene around the train station. He said they appeared to be drunk and were gathered around a white Lincoln Navigator.
Police arrested one man for disorderly conduct and released him on $50 bail.
Removed the Boot
A towing company worker told police on Sept. 1 at 7:29 a.m. that he had booted a white 1996 Ford in the Walgreens lot but returned to find no boot.
The car owner told police that the boot fell off and he had kept it for Alex's Towing.
The towing representative said the boot was damaged and needed to be repaired. The owner paid for the boot and the fee and all was was in order.
Note: An arrest does not indicate a conviction.
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