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On the Police Logs 12.31.20

Wed, 12/30/2020 - 09:32

East Hampton 

A red Specialized Fuse bicycle was last seen on Nov. 28 leaning against a fuel pump at the town marina on Three Mile Harbor. Brett Nicholson said he had special-ordered it from Khanh Sports for $2,700.

East Hampton Village

A man was reportedly seen taking pictures with a "telescopic lens" on the afternoon of Dec. 22, out back of a West End Road property.

Later that day, a woman driving down Newtown Lane claimed she was being tailgated by another car and narrowly avoided a collision. The driver of the car in back told a responding officer he'd pulled over to check "if everything was okay," to which the woman said, "I'm on the phone with the police, you dimwit."

Police received a call on Sunday afternoon about an American flag in the roadway on Woods Lane, but found nothing.

 

Motorcyclist Injured After Rear-Ending Car

One member of a group of motorcyclists “speeding and riding erratically,” according to East Hampton Village police, was left injured Sunday afternoon after he hit the rear of a car stopped on Main Street.

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Two Found in Stolen Truck

A truck stolen from a Queens police impound yard was found on June 13 in East Hampton Village, with two men in it.

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Getting Mental Health Help

Sag Harbor Village police have released information about a man who had been making threats around the village in the past month. 

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Law Enforcement’s Eye on East Hampton

License plate data collected by East Hampton Village’s Flock Safety cameras were accessed by outside law enforcement more than 5.4 million times during the 12 months that ended in February.

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