Larchmont Police Blotter: June 12-19

The Village of Larchmont Police Department investigated the following incidents last week:

Criminal mischief

-On June 12, during the early morning, a street sign on Locust Avenue was removed from the ground and left on the front lawn of a residence.

-On June 18, a Palmer Avenue resident reported that sometime during the overnight hours of June 15 someone damaged her vehicle while it was parked at Lot 3.

-While on routine patrol, a Larchmont Police officer discovered graffiti on several parked vehicles on North Avenue.

Larceny

-On June 12, a Willow Avenue resident was notified by her bank that an unauthorized withdrawal in the amount of $4,500 had been made at a Connecticut branch.

-On June 17, a Chatsworth Avenue resident reported that sometime during the day on June 5, an individual stole his bicycle—valued at $450—from the front yard of his residence.

Vehicle & Traffic Law arrest

On June 17, a Stamford, Conn., man was arrested and charged with operating a motor vehicle on Boston Post Road while his privileges in New York were suspended. The vehicle was impounded and the operator was released on $100 bail.

In addition, police investigated:

-5 burglar alarms

-4 motor vehicle accidents

-10 aided cases

-53 other calls for service