GARDEN CITY, NY — The Backyard Metropolis Police Division reported the next incidents for the week ending Feb. 8.

Feb. 2

• Officers assisted firefighters with a residential carbon monoxide alarm. Upon detecting excessive ranges of carbon monoxide on account of a faulty boiler, firefighters safeguarded the house by turning off the boiler and venting the residence.
• A driver on Nassau Boulevard was charged with driving with a suspended license and uninsured operation.
• Officers responded to a railroad gate malfunction on the Stewart Manor crossing on New Hyde Park Highway.
• A driver on Clinton Highway was charged with driving with a suspended license and extreme velocity.
• Backyard Metropolis Detectives arrested a 23-year-old man for cashing a solid $14,500 test towards a Backyard Metropolis enterprise account. He was charged with id theft, possession of a solid instrument, and grand larceny.

Feb. 3

• Police and firefighters responded to a seventh Road constructing for a fireplace name and decided the trigger to be burst water pipes.
• Two drivers on Rockaway Avenue had been charged with unlicensed operation and extreme velocity in a faculty zone.
• A number of unauthorized ATM transactions had been reportedly made towards a resident’s bank card account.
• Because of an investigation on the Residence Inn, Backyard Metropolis Detectives arrested a 41-year-old man who was making crack-cocaine in his room. He was additionally in possession of enormous portions of crack-cocaine and crystal meth. He was charged with 4 counts of felony possession of a managed substance. The investigation is ongoing.

Feb. 4

• A driver on Hilton Avenue was charged with driving with a suspended license, suspended registration, and uninspected automobile.
• Free cash was reported stolen from a automobile parked on Tullamore Highway and a automobile parked on Greenridge Park.
• Officers investigated a report of an individual’s id getting used to illegally register a automobile he doesn’t personal.

Feb. 5

• Because of a home incident investigation at a Backyard Metropolis residence, Officers arrested a 45-year-old man for deliberately damaging property. He was charged with two counts of felony mischief.
• A automotive was reported stolen from a Middleton Highway residence. Surveillance cameras present the incident occurred at roughly 7:15 p.m. The investigation is ongoing.
• An individual’s id was reported stolen and used to open an unauthorized checking account.
• Two drivers on Meadow Road had been charged with driving with suspended licenses in addition to different site visitors offenses.

Feb. 6

• An automotive was reported stolen from a Princeton Road residence. The investigation is ongoing.
• A driver on Clinton Highway was charged with driving with a suspended license and for 2 younger kids not correctly restrained in baby security seats.
• A resident reported his private data was used with out authorization to use for a enterprise mortgage.

Feb. 7

• Backyard Metropolis Detectives arrested a 36-year-old man for the theft of an individual’s bank card from a gymnasium locker and utilizing it to buy merchandise at a close-by retailer. He was charged with two counts of id theft, grand larceny, possession of stolen property, and an excellent fugitive warrant from Massachusetts for comparable offenses. Detectives are aiding a number of out-of-state companies concerning the topic’s attainable involvement in comparable circumstances of their jurisdictions.
• An worker from a Backyard Metropolis enterprise acquired an electronic mail from what gave the impression to be a supervisor directing her to buy reward playing cards for a job-related matter. The worker realized this was a rip-off and didn’t buy the playing cards.
• A driver within the neighborhood of the center faculty was charged with unlicensed operation and working a handheld machine.
• A resident reportedly acquired a overdue discover from an internet fee service he by no means used.

Feb. 8

• Officers responded to site visitors gentle malfunctions on Stewart Avenue at Edgemere Highway and Clinch Avenue.
• A driver on Chestnut Road was charged with driving with a suspended license and expired inspection.
• Officers notified the Backyard Metropolis Water Division after confirming a reported water principal break on Warton Place.
• A driver on Prospect Avenue was charged with unlicensed operation and extreme velocity.
• A driver on Kingsbury Highway was charged with extreme velocity and disregarding a Cease signal.
• A truck driver on Edgemere Highway was charged with driving in a no-truck zone, unsafe lane use, and failure to obey a lawful order of a police officer.