Man Abandoned Dog By Tying It To Pole: Garden City Police

Garden City NY

09 December, 2021

1:59 PM

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GARDEN CITY, NY — The Garden City Police Department reported the following incidents for the week ending Dec. 7. Dec. 1 Garden City detectives arrested a 42-year-old man for tying a dog to a pole in Meadow Street field and abandoning it without providing food or water. The incident occurred on Nov. 21. He was charged with abandonment of an animal.Graffiti was found on two statues on the grounds of St. Joseph's Church.A Brooklyn company was charged with the operation of a truck on Clinton Road while 22,000 pounds overweight.Officers investigated a report of a vehicle leaving the scene after colliding into another vehicle on Washington Avenue. A person reports her jewelry was either lost or stolen in the vicinity of 7th Street. Dec. 2 Lewd graffiti was found on the sidewalk in front of a 7th Street restaurant. A driver on Stewart Avenue was charged with driving with a suspended registration and unregistered vehicle.Police and firefighters responded to a Franklin Avenue building for a fire alarm and determined the cause to be burnt food.A vehicle parked in Parking Field 7S was found damaged by unknown means. Dec. 3 Police are investigating the theft of cryptocurrency from a person's coin base account.Police and firefighters responded to a 7th Street building for a fire alarm and determined the cause was ongoing construction.Officers were assigned to traffic and safety details for the Western Holiday Tree Lighting Ceremony.Police assisted firefighters who extinguished a small garbage fire on the St. Paul's grounds.A driver on Old Country Road was charged with excessive speed, switched license plates, and unregistered operation.A driver on Rockaway Avenue was charged with unlicensed operation, unsafe lane usage, and failure to stop for a police vehicle.A driver on Cathedral Avenue was charged with driving with improper license plates and suspended registration. Dec. 4 Officers responded to a traffic light outage on Clinton Road at St. James Street South.Police and firefighters responded to a report of a wire down on Greenridge Avenue. Firefighters determined the wire to be a cable line. Optimum was notified.Officers investigated a report of a black pick-up truck leaving the scene after sideswiping a NICE Bus on Clinton Road.A driver on Rockaway Avenue was charged with driving with a suspended license and excessive speed. Dec. 5 Upon investigation of a suspicious person trespassing on a Carteret Place property, officers arrested a 50-year-old man for an outstanding Suffolk County larceny warrant, trespassing and public consumption of alcohol.Officers were assigned to traffic and safety details for the Stewart Avenue Tree Lighting Ceremony.Police and firefighters responded to an East Drive residence for a carbon monoxide alarm activation where firefighters determined the cause to be a faulty detector.Police investigated an attempted use of a person's identity to open an unauthorized credit card account.A driver on Clinton Road and Chestnut Street was charged with improper license plates, unregistered vehicle, and transporting a 2-year-old child without a car seat. Dec. 6 Police investigated a report of a resident's identity being used to file a false unemployment claim.A Great Neck company was cited for operating a truck on Clinton Road while 18,000 pounds overweight.A driver on Old Country Road and Cherry Valley Avenue was charged with unlicensed operation and excessive speed.Detectives are investigating a report of harassing emails sent to a Garden City business. Dec. 7 Officers investigated a report of possible tampering of holiday lights on Hampton Road. Police and firefighters responded to a fire alarm inside an Adelphi University dorm and determined the cause was apparently smoke from a vaping device. A Bohemia company was cited for operating a truck on Clinton Road while 17,000 pounds overweight.A driver on Clinton Road was charged with driving with a suspended license and excessive speed.