SAG HARBOR — On May 17, a member of the Sag Harbor School Board of Education went to police headquarters to report an argument involving a district resident at the... more
SAG HARBOR — On April 17, Sag Harbor Village HarborMaster Bob Bori impounded an 8-foot aluminum Jon boat that washed up on the beach off West Water Street. According to Village Police, the registration did not match the boat’s tags and it was impounded to the Sag Harbor Village Police Department impound lot. SAG HARBOR — A Main Street business owner called Village Police on April 19 to report that a woman, who has frequented the store despite being asked to leave repeatedly, for several months, had returned, asking for drinks and trying to take a nap in a store ...
27 Apr 2023 by Staff Writer
SAG HARBOR — A three-vehicle accident was reported on State Route 114 near Beach Lane in Sag Harbor on April 10, around 12:45 p.m. According to police, the accident involved a 2011 Ford, a 2010 Chevy Camaro and another vehicle, which left the scene of the accident. SAG HARBOR — A Madison Street resident called Village Police on April 10 to report a case of possible identity theft. According to police, the woman said she clicked on a link from a website saying it would give her $100 toward her cable bill if she used a third-party vendor. She expected ...
20 Apr 2023 by Staff Writer
SAG HARBOR — Village Police were called out on the night of April 3 to respond to a report of a dead cat on Division Street. An officer found an animal that had apparently been hit by a car. The animal had no collar or tag, and the Village Highway Department picked up the animal the following morning. SAG HARBOR — A Village Police car driven by a police officer was involved in a fender-bender at the intersection of Bay and Main streets at about 9 p.m. on April 3. No citations were issued. SAG HARBOR — A Village Police ...
13 Apr 2023 by Staff Writer
SAG HARBOR — On March 27, a Sag Harbor Village Police officer stopped on Bay Street around 11:40 a.m. after seeing a woman waving her hands in the roadway. Police said the woman was uncooperative and irate and told them she was waiting for the bus. Police left after they said they determined she was not a threat to herself or anyone else. SAG HARBOR — A resident called Village Police on March 28 around 4:15 p.m. to report an open manhole cover on Montauk Avenue Extension. Police said they were able to easily cover the manhole. SAG HARBOR — ...
6 Apr 2023 by Staff Writer
SAG HARBOR — Village Police pulled over a truck on Glover Street on March 20 around 7:55 a.m. after noticing gas leaking from the bed of the truck. According to police, the driver told them one of his gas cans had toppled over. The Sag Harbor Village Highway Department cleaned up the roadway, said police, who made sure the gas can was safely covered before the driver left the area. SAG HARBOR — An anonymous caller reached out to Village Police on March 20, around 3 p.m., to report seeing a man passed out on a lawn on Hempstead Street. ...
30 Mar 2023 by Staff Writer
SAG HARBOR — On March 14, Village Police were anonymously called about loud music on Main Street at 1:45 a.m. Police said they discovered the culprit — music was playing on the rooftop deck of the Sag Harbor Cinema. The manager was notified and turned the music off. SAG HARBOR — Village Police were called by Southampton Town Police on March 15 after they received reports of an intoxicated man walking in and out of traffic on Ferry Road near Fresh Pond Road in North Haven. Police said they found the man, around 1:30 p.m., and escorted him to the ...
23 Mar 2023 by Staff Writer
SAG HARBOR — A man working at a Montauk Avenue residence contacted Village Police on March 9 to report two people attempting to scam him out of $3,500 by threatening him over the phone. According to the police report, the man told police he received a call from two men alleging to be police who told him if he did not send them money, that he would be in trouble with law enforcement officials. The man gave the men his routing number and bank account information and they attempted, unsuccessfully, to transfer a total of $3,500 through four different bank ...
16 Mar 2023 by Staff Writer
SAG HARBOR — On March 1, employees from a Bay Street gym contacted Village Police to report wanting help in informing a member he was no longer welcome at the gym. According to the police report, the man had been leaving messages about how dissatisfied he was with how the staff was operating the gym and, in general, making staff feel uneasy. Police contacted him and informed the man if he did return to the gym, it would be considered trespassing. SAG HARBOR — An employee of a Sag Harbor boatyard called Village Police on March 2 to report a ...
9 Mar 2023 by Staff Writer
SAG HARBOR — A bag with a brown wallet — containing $600, a driver’s license, credit cards, a Social Security card and a U.S. passport card — a black sweater and car keys was reported stolen from a locker at a gym on Bay Street, according to a report filed with Village Police on February 21, around 8 p.m. The owner told police he placed his belongings in a locker, locked it and when he returned the locker was open and his things were gone. Police checked the gym but did not find anything and management said they would look ...
7 Mar 2023 by Staff Writer
SAG HARBOR — A man came to the Sag Harbor Village Police station at about 10 a.m. on Saturday to report a financial scam. The victim told police he had been contacted three days earlier by someone purporting to be from Microsoft about updating his security software. He was later contacted by another person, who convinced him to share his screen. The second person, who identified himself as Arthur, instructed the man to send $350 to cover the upgrade costs, but the victim told police it appeared $44,350 was being removed from his account. When he complained, he witnessed the ...
23 Feb 2023 by Staff Writer
Staff Writer on May 25, 2023