Crime & Safety
Ossining Police: Public Lewdness, Drunken Ruckus
A summary of recent police activity and arrests in the village of Ossining.
Public Lewdness
A State Street man, aged 28, was charged with public lewdness after police found him walking down Broad Avenue on September 2 just before 8 p.m. with his pants unzipped and ready to urinate on the street.
When he was taken into custody, he gave police a fake name, said Lt. William Sullivan, resulting in another charge of impersonation.
Police also found that the man had an open warrant out for his arrest for a previous disorderly conduct charge.
Intoxicated, Screaming
A man was arrested on September 1 just after 8 p.m. after allegedly causing a drunken ruckus in the street.
Police got a call on Linda Avenue from someone saying a highly intoxicated man was making a lot of noise. Police arrived and found the man "being boisterous in the street, yelling and screaming," Lt. Sullivan said.
Police charged him with disorderly conduct.
A State Street man, aged 28, was charged with public lewdness after police found him walking down Broad Avenue on September 2 just before 8 p.m. with his pants unzipped and ready to urinate on the street.
When he was taken into custody, he gave police a fake name, said Lt. William Sullivan, resulting in another charge of impersonation.
Police also found that the man had an open warrant out for his arrest for a previous disorderly conduct charge.
Intoxicated, Screaming
A man was arrested on September 1 just after 8 p.m. after allegedly causing a drunken ruckus in the street.
Police got a call on Linda Avenue from someone saying a highly intoxicated man was making a lot of noise. Police arrived and found the man "being boisterous in the street, yelling and screaming," Lt. Sullivan said.
Police charged him with disorderly conduct.
Note: An arrest does not indicate a conviction.
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