Man Pushed Backyard Metropolis Resort Worker In Argument: Police

GARDEN CITY, NY — The Backyard Metropolis Police Division reported the next incidents for the week ending Jan. 10.

Jan. 2

• A package deal was reported stolen from the entrance stoop of a Nassau Boulevard residence.

Jan. 4

• Officers situated and arrested a 40-year-old man on seventh Road after he stole a number of gadgets from CVS.
• A number of unauthorized withdrawals totaling $8,000 have been reportedly made towards a sufferer’s checking account.
• Firefighters and police responded to a residence for a sparking dryer. Firefighters rendered the realm secure.
• A driver on Hilton Avenue was charged with unlicensed operation and passing a cease signal.

Jan. 5

• A car reportedly left the scene after being in a collision with one other car on Stewart Avenue.
• A driver on New Hyde Park Street was charged with driving with a suspended license and rushing in a faculty zone.
• A driver on Stewart Avenue and Brompton Street was charged with reckless driving.

Jan. 6

• A witness noticed a person enter a car on Magnolia Road and take away property. Officers searched the realm however didn’t discover him.
• An individual staying on the Residence Inn found cash was lacking from her room’s secure.
• Officers are investigating a number of reviews of suspicious folks strolling up and down a St. Paul’s Place driveway.
• Two truck drivers on Clinton Street have been charged with driving with suspended licenses and tools violations.
• An individual’s id was stolen and used to alter her handle on her on-line monetary accounts.

Jan. 7

• A 43-year-old man was arrested for pushing and shoving a Backyard Metropolis Resort feminine worker. He was charged with harassment.
• A white sedan reportedly left the scene after colliding into an unoccupied car in Parking Subject 7N.
• A driver on Clinton Street was charged with a number of aggressive driving violations.

Jan. 8

• A 46-year-old man was arrested on Franklin Avenue for DWI and extreme pace.
• A driver on Previous Nation Street was charged with driving with a suspended registration and tools violations.
• A driver on Clinton Street and St. James Road South was charged with unlicensed operation and improper flip.
• Police investigated two reviews of individuals receiving suspicious and attainable prison textual content messages.

Jan. 9

• A sufferer was warming up his car on Jefferson Road at roughly 6 a.m. when two males carrying gray hooded sweatshirts and sweatpants entered the car, eliminated property, and fled the scene in a white 4 door sedan.
• A topic was seen on surveillance cameras checking automobile door handles on Osborne Street and fleeing the scene in a white sedan.
• Somebody eliminated property from a car on Carteret Place after breaking the rear window to achieve entry.
• Whereas patrolling the St. Paul’s advanced, an officer found graffiti on a brick pillar on the Stewart Avenue entrance.
• A driver on Clinton Street was charged with driving with a suspended license and passing a crimson site visitors gentle.
• A driver on St. James Road North was charged with driving with a suspended license and passing a cease signal.
• Police are investigating a report of fraudulent exercise towards a sufferer’s Coinbase account.
• Police are investigating the attainable tampering of a Franklin Avenue Publish Workplace drop-off field by two males.

Jan. 10

• A Backyard Metropolis group reported fraudulent checks have been cashed towards their checking account for a lack of $7,800.
• A driver on Clinton Street was charged with driving with a suspended license and faulty tools.
• A sufferer’s id was stolen and used to open an unauthorized checking account.
• A sufferer obtained a cellphone name from whom he thought was a charity he donated to previously. Per directions, the sufferer deposited a verify into an unknown account. An officer investigating the incident decided it was a rip-off and assisted the sufferer in cancelling the verify earlier than it may very well be cashed.
• A car reportedly left the scene after colliding into an unoccupied car parked in Backyard Metropolis Plaza.
• Firefighters and police responded to a residence for a pure fuel odor. Firefighters decided fuel ranges within the house have been excessive as a consequence of a burner concern. They rendered the burner secure and ventilated the house.
• Firefighters and police responded to a residence for a hearth alarm. Upon arrival, Firefighters extinguished a minor oven hearth.