A Cutchogue man was arrested on weapon possession charges after he took a box containing a defaced handgun and ammunition from a neighbor’s garbage can Dec. 30, according to a police report.
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A Greenport man turned himself in to police last Wednesday to face an active bench warrant, Southold Town police said. READ
A Greenport woman was arrested Friday after an investigation into a larceny that occurred last February, police said.
A Mattituck man was arrested last Tuesday after police observed him stealing a bag of candy from a convenience store on a surveillance video. READ
Someone stole a diamond bracelet worth more than $10,000 from an Orient home last week, according to a police report. READ
A Rhode Island man suffered a “severe laceration” to his abdomen early Sunday morning in Greenport after falling on top of a glass bottle in a theft gone wrong, according to a police report. READ
A Greenport man reported that more than $2,400 worth of items were stolen from his house on Friday, according to a police report. READ
Police arrested a Southold man Saturday morning on a probation warrant after officers received a complaint that he was drinking in front of a Southold business, according to a police report.
A Long Beach man was arrested early in the morning May 3 in Greenport for driving while intoxicated, Southold Town police said. (more…)
• A 55-year-old Mattituck woman reported to Southold Town police that she’s been getting harassed by a Laurel man who had recently left flowers and candy in her mailbox, police said.
The woman called police last Monday to report the man for calling her home phone, after he had left the items for her, police said.
Officers had previously spoken to the man about his behavior in August. The woman wished to document the most recent incident. No charges were filed.
• Cutchogue Fire Department crews and Southold police assisted two wayward fishermen off Nassau Point in Cutchogue Saturday evening, police said.
The two men were on their way back from scalloping when their boat ran aground on a sandbar around 7 p.m., police said.
Both swam to shore and were escorted to the fire department to await a ride home. Each refused medical attention.