Roosevelt Island November Public Safety Blotter - Unleashed Dog, No Dog Carrier On Tram, Illegal Eviction, All Building Mailboxes Left Open, Wrestling Video, Car On Fire, Marijuana Possession, Public Urination, Stolen Property & More
Below is the Roosevelt Island Operating Corp (RIOC) Public Safety Monthly Incident Blotter for November 2011. The Monthly Blotter Reports are a bit more detailed than the Daily Public Safety Reports included every day and archived on the middle sidebar column but they report on incidents 4- 8 weeks old. Included in the November Blotter are these incidents:
- ANIMAL NUISANCE 11/13/2011 Opp 645 Main St Report of unleashed dog at location. Upon arrival dog found and taken to PSD. Owner contacted and came in to retrieve the dog.
- 11/26/2011 300 Main St Passenger attempted to gain entry with her dog who was not contained in an appropriate sized dog carrier. Passenger was denied entry. (On Tram - added by me)
- EVICTION11/11/2011 20 River Rd Female victim advised male subject illegally evicted her from the apartment she rents from him. Subject changed the locks. Victim states and proves she has lived in residence for more than 30 days. Subject was advised to allow victim to enter residence as he can be arrested for illegal eviction. Subject complied and provided victim with a key. Victim states she will move out shortly.
- 11/7/2011 510 Main St Reporter turned in a photocopied sheet of paper with Islam references written on it. Search of area for any suspicious activity or persons yielded negative results.
- 11/27/2011 580 Main St All mailboxes observed open at location. Postal Office contacted to correct the condition.
- 11/15/2011 400 Main St Report of a group of youths involved in a physical altercation at location.
Upon investigation youths advised they were shooting a wrestling video for You Tube. Youths were advised if this behavior continues they will receive summonses for disorderly conduct. - 11/29/2011 R/O 900 Main St Car on fire at location. FDNY on scene to put out the fire. No injuries to report.
- 11/9/2011 R/O 20 River Rd ARREST Two male subjects observed at location in possession of marijuana. Subjects were taken into custody issued summonses and released. Marijuana vouchered at the 114 Precinct.
- 11/12/2011 546 Main St ARREST Male subject observed in stairwell of location with a bag of marijuana. Subject taken into custody, issued summons and released. Marijuana vouchered at 114 Precinct.
- 11/21/2011 F/O 645 Main St ARREST Male subject found in possession of stolen property. Subject was taken into custody and transported to the 114 Precinct for arrest processing.
- 11/22/2011 560 Main St ARREST Male subject observed urinating in public. Subject was taken into custody, issued summons and released.
- 11/27/2011 F/O 425 Main St ARREST Two male subjects observed at location smoking a marijuana cigarette in public view as well as possession of a zip lock bag of marijuana. Both subjects taken into custody and transported to Manhattan Central Booking for arrest processing
RIOC Public Safety November Blotter
Click here for the Roosevelt Island Public Safety statistics for 2011 thru November.
Still no comment from RIOC or the 114th NYPD precinct on whether a gun was present at any time prior to the arrest of Child School student during December 13 incident. Child School denies a gun was present but there have been reports from others who claim otherwise.
10 comments :
Who makes more money in the drug war, the dealers or the CORPORATE police? I've had a bike stolen from me in broad daylight, I deal with the parking meter alarms at all hours of the night, and all PSD can find to do is arrest people for possessing a plant? Seems kinda ridiculous to me...
Remind me again why we were so intent on saving the Roosevelt Island Post Office? The blotter entry for 580 Main Street's unlocked mailboxes is a shining example of the complete incompetence of the staff of that branch. Thanks, postal workers, for leaving myself and my neighbors open to having our mail and identities stolen.
"11/7/2011 510 Main St Reporter turned in a photocopied sheet of paper with Islam references written on it. Search of area for any suspicious activity or persons yielded negative results."
Eh, what? I guess we need to know what was written on this piece of paper but what exactly was going on there?
Also, could we just stop wasting money and stop criminalizing Marihuana? This is so silly.
You cant blame law enforcement. Blame your law makers who you elected for. If you did not vote, perhaps you should vote next time or create a lobby campaign for legal mj.
If its illegal, its illegal. Simple.
As for witnesses, its always a coin toss at what a witness really sees. Maybe the kid had a cellphone in his hand, but because people say there was a gun, now they seen a gun or percieved it to be a gun.
The tram operator denying a carrier-less dog entrance to the tram makes the Public Safety blotter? Really? You thought that needed to be added?
The Public Safety Department, not me, determines what is on the Public Safety Blotter. I only added that the incident occurred on the Tram because it was not clear from the report that it happened on the Tram - could have been on the Red Bus.
If there is smoking of Marijuana then there is seling of Marijuana. Why must this be stoppoed? Because, Marijuana will become Cocaine, which will become Crack, which will become Heroin or Crystal Meth, etc. Of course PSD should arrest for MJ. By doing that, they thwart the bigger drugs from surfacing. I say, keep up the good work.
Your argument falls flat right here: "Marijuana will become Cocaine". This reasoning is solely based on non-existing facts.
why when PSD finds "subjects" with Marijuana on their person, or smoking it, why are they not arrested? Seems they are issued a summons and released all the time...I read it a lot on the blotter...they should be thrown in jail...last time I checked, it is not legal is it? Why are we so easy on these people? For instance read this ... 11/12/2011 546 Main St ARREST Male subject observed in stairwell of location with a bag of marijuana. Subject taken into custody, issued summons and released. Marijuana vouchered at 114 Precinct
Do you really suggest that people should be incarcerated for the use or possession of Marijuana? Our jails are already full to the brim because we throw people into jail for the tiniest reasons. People caught for the first time (or first few times) should get away with warnings, fines, or community service. That just makes sense.
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