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August 19, 2008
Village of Cornwall-on-Hudson Police Department
Sunday, August 3
10:20 a.m. Police respond to a report of a man with a leg injury at the riverfront and speak with a man who said he was walking on the shoreline when he slipped on a rock and pulled something in his thigh. Covac also responds.
3:01 p.m. Police issue a traffic ticket on Hudson Street to a 21-year-old male from New Windsor.
3:08 p.m. Police tell a group of juveniles at Cumberland Farms to move along.
Monday, August 4
12:26 a.m. Police observe a group of four male teenagers walking on Curie Road and one of them had a bulge under his shirt. When asked what the bulge is, the teen pulls out an American flag that he says he found at the corner of Second Street and Academy Avenue. The teen’s mother is contacted and she says she thought her son had been asleep at home since 10 p.m. An American flag is noticed later to be missing from the flag pole at St. Thomas church.
Tuesday, August 5
2:01 p.m. Police stop a vehicle on Hudson Street when it failed to use a signal before making a turn. The driver got into a verbal argument with the police, who handcuffed him for their own safety. Town police assist with the incident and the driver is given a ticket for failure to signal.
11:01 p.m. Police respond to Cornwall-on-Hudson elementary school for a report of disorderly juveniles and disperse them without incident.
Wednesday, August 6
1:00 p.m. Police issue a ticket for driving 75 mph in a 55 mph zone on Route 9W to 38-year-old John Macioce from New Windsor. He is also charged with driving with a suspended license.
Thursday, August 7
8:20 p.m. Police remove a group of juveniles from the front of Cornwall-on-Hudson elementary school and locate a burning plastic cup on one of the picnic tables in the rear of the school.
Friday, August 8
6:07 p.m. Police respond to a report of a vehicle whose window had been broken while parked on Avenue B.
6:47 p.m. Police respond to Mayor Gross’s report of vehicles parked without a permit at the riverfront.
6:55 p.m. Police respond to a report of a fence on Cherry Avenue that had been broken in several places.
8:24 p.m. Police respond to a deer vs. motor vehicle accident on Boulevard.
Saturday, August 9
6:50 p.m. Police move along a group of juveniles at Cornwall-on-Hudson elementary school.
7:07 p.m. Police move along a group of juveniles at the bandstand.
7:30 p.m. Police move along a group of juveniles outside the Split Endz hair salon.
11:03 p.m. Police arrest 24-year-old Gabriel Lopez, of New Windsor, for DWI and driving without a license. He is also charged with failure to keep right after the vehicle he was driving went off the road on Shore Road. Lopez’s blood alcohol content was .25%.
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The mayor dropped the dime on the cars parked at the waterfront???? I see.....
posted by J. McKeever on 08/19/08 at 2:49 PM
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since when is the privacy of calls made to the police on a public website? If a make a call will my name be published. just wondering....
Its about time someone is watching the riverfront! Last month I saw someone changing their oil and doing a tune up.
posted by jcbike1 on 08/19/08 at 5:58 PM
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"Dropped a dime"... ratted the bastard out, finked on him...
As I see it, the Mayor is an officer of the town and if he is encouraging the police to do what the community wants then he is doing his job. Having to buy a parking sticker to enjoy one of the most beautiful areas around is not a hardship. A $10 parking fee for one full year of waterfront bliss is money well spent. Get with the program. And now, it's even easier to get your sticker because you can buy it at the River.
posted by kate benson on 08/20/08 at 8:14 PM
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I agree with Kate, but it was still pretty lame that he called.
posted by Oh Cornwall on 08/21/08 at 5:34 PM
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I see the mayor at the waterfront on many occasions. Like many of us he goes there to enjoy the view and get a little relaxation. He also has an open ear to anyone who wants to discuss the day to day operations of the village. Before you bash him for calling the police on illegally parked cars consider the possibility that someone may have pointed this out to him. Whatever the case, good job Joe, keep up the good work.
posted by j. cornish on 08/21/08 at 6:02 PM
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