East End police report
Reports from county or village police, April 25-May 1
Two benches were damaged May 1 on Oakleigh Avenue.
A pit bull was stolen April 30 from Riverhead Animal Shelter on Youngs Avenue.
The front glass at May Hung's Kitchen on Eastport Manor Road was discovered broken April 25, and money taken.
A vehicle was reported stuck in sand on Georgica Beach on April 27.
A vehicle on Old Beach Lane was scratched April 26.
A Southampton man, 33, was arrested April 29 on Flanders Road for driving-
related charges that included driving while intoxicated.
An East Quogue man, 37, was arrested April 25 and charged with driving while intoxicated and failing to obey a stop sign.
An East Quogue man, 21, was arrested April 30 for selling heroin and Oxy-
Contin following a police investigation that lasted several months. A 24-year-old woman, of New York City, was also arrested and charged with unlawful possession of marijuana.
A Hampton Bays man, 20, was arrested April 29 for driving-related charges that included unlawfully fleeing a police officer after he was observed traveling at a high rate of speed on Ponquogue Avenue.
A Manor Lane burglary was discovered April 29. Power tools, business checks and a wallet were stolen.
A burglary was discovered April 28 at the Peconic River Sportsman's Club on Connecticut Avenue. The padlock of the front gate was broken, and entry to the main clubhouse was gained through an unlocked window. Entenmann's baked goods were stolen from the clubhouse.
Northville
A concession stand and outdoor shower were marked with graffiti April 29 at Iron Pier Beach on Pier Avenue.
QuIogue
A Quiogue man, 39, was arrested April 25 for aggravated harassment, second degree after he made threats to a Quiogue family and drove by their home.
Riverhead
Two men, 39 and 40, and a woman, 50, of Brooklyn and Riverhead, were arrested May 1 on larceny and resisting arrest charges relating to thefts from Polo and Nautica stores at Tanger Outlet.
A vehicle was stolen from Horton Avenue on May 1.
Garbage cans and a soda vending machine were marked with graffiti at Stotzky Park on Columbus Avenue on April 30.
A PVC fence was damaged April 29 at Long Island Cauliflower Association on Marcy Avenue.
A bicycle was stolen from Daly Court April 26.
A mailbox was stolen on Hallock Landing Road on April 29.
A Sag Harbor man, 33, was arrested at police headquarters April 29 and charged with forcible touching on Main Street in March.
A burglary was discovered April 28 at a vacant business on Montauk Highway on April 28. Meat slicers were stolen.
Southampton
A West Islip man, 41, was arrested May 1 and charged with driving while intoxicated after police stopped him on North Sea Road for failing to maintain his traffic lane.
Fireworks were reported April 25 on Remsen Road.
A Farmingville woman, 29, was arrested April 29 and charged with driving while intoxicated following a motor vehicle accident she was involved in on County Road 31. The woman was transported to Peconic Bay Medical Center
for minor injuries and released.
ELSEWHERE
A wallet containing credit cards was stolen April 29 from a vehicle parked in a residential driveway on Weeks Street.
A purse containing credit cards, cash and an iPod was stolen from an unlocked vehicle in the parking lot of St. Joseph the Worker Church on Narragansett Avenue on April 29.
On April 29, a man exited his vehicle on Ronkonkoma Avenue and East Portion Road and allegedly struck a 2003 Chevrolet with his fist.
Jewelry and coins were discovered missing April 26 from a safe at an Argyle Avenue residence.
Compiled by Mary Beth Foley, Ginny Dunleavy
and Sabrina Monroe
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