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On the Logs 01.29.26

Thu, 01/29/2026 - 12:40

East Hampton

With shotgun hunting season underway since earlier this month came several reports of hunting around Stephen Hand’s Path, Route 114, Green Hollow Road, and Goodfriend Drive. Police found none of the concerns credible.

An elderly East Hampton man may have fallen victim to a fraud scheme last week. On Jan. 20, he told police that while shopping online he’d been directed to speak to someone “with the fraud department of the Federal Trade Commission.” That person was able to convince him to disclose his banking institutions (though not his account numbers) and driver’s license number.

East Hampton Village

An East Hampton Library employee told police on Jan. 20 that an elderly man who has a history of “tying women’s undergarments onto a bicycle at the library” had done it again. Police issued the man a citation for trespassing.

After a local man called on Sunday to report that his Honda was missing, police informed him that it had been repossessed.

Montauk

Following a verbal altercation Friday afternoon between a Dime Bank employee and a customer, the employee summoned police. The angry customer told officers that the bank had closed his account without notifying him, but was told in return that he was no longer welcome at the Carl Fisher Plaza location and would be arrested if he showed up again anywhere on the property, including the A.T.M. vestibule.

Sag Harbor

Several prescription medication bottles left on a bench outside the Leallo clothing store on Main Street were removed by police last week, after a store employee reported that the bottles had been there for several days.

Men loading a van with tarps from a Hillside Drive construction site prompted a call to police Friday night. Police could not find the van in question.

Firefighters doused a fire in a metal barrel on Fordham Street on Sunday night.

On Monday morning, an unidentified caller reported being chased by a large brown dog, not for the first time.

Springs

Springs firefighters were called to the scene of a car fire Saturday night on Fireplace Road, after the driver reported smoke coming from under the hood. After extinguishing the flames they were able to push the car out of the roadway, and it was later towed away.

Former Sag Harbor PTA Treasurer Admits She Stole Money

A former co-treasurer of the Sag Harbor Elementary School PTA will be required to pay $14,487 in restitution after pleading guilty to stealing over $10,000 from the group, Suffolk County District Attorney Raymond A. Tierney announced this week.

Aug 6, 2026

Five Hurt in Old Stone Highway Crash

Five people were injured on the afternoon of July 28, with three taken to the hospital, after two cars collided on Old Stone Highway in Amagansett.

Aug 6, 2026

Accused Double RL Burglar a No-Show

A woman accused of stealing over $20,000 worth of merchandise from the Ralph Lauren Double RL clothing store in East Hampton Village was a no-show in court last week.

Aug 6, 2026

Pop Stars’ Gate-Crasher Appears in Court

Keith Webster, the driver who is accused of crashing through the gates of the Georgica estate of Beyonce and Jay-Z, appeared in East Hampton Town Justice Court last week for the first time since his arraignment for the July 15 incident.

Aug 6, 2026

 

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