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EAST HAMPTON VILLAGE — Village Police investigated a report Friday morning that there was a neon light on in the window of an office building on Main Street. Neon lights are prohibited under village code. After police confirmed that there was a neon light visible from the street, the matter was turned over to code enforcement.
EAST HAMPTON VILLAGE — Village Police responded to a report of an injured deer on a Cross Highway property. The officer who responded to the call wrote, “Observed a baby deer lying down on the rear of the property. Deer was attentive with its head up. The undersigned didn’t observe any visible injuries.” The officer advised the caller to simply leave the fawn alone because, hopefully, its mother would return.
AMAGANSETT — A Canvasback Lane resident returned to the home for the Memorial Day weekend to open his house for the summer season, only to discover that the Weber Genesis barbecue grill on his back deck, valued at $1,000, had been stolen. He told Town Police the theft occurred at some point after Labor Day.
EAST HAMPTON VILLAGE — Village Police were contacted last Thursday evening by the neighbor of an estate on Jericho Lane who complained that there was very loud music being played on the 1.5-acre property, loud enough that it disturbed the neighbor. Police visited the gated estate, which has seven bedrooms and an Olympic-sized pool and spoke to what is described in the police report as the 22-year-old homeowner, who agreed to turn the music down. No further action was needed.
EAST HAMPTON VILLAGE — Village Police were called to a clothing store on Newtown Lane on Saturday morning. A manager of the store told police that they had an “unwanted guest.” The unwanted guest, it turned out, runs a business upstairs of the clothing store. The “unwanted guest” was unhappy because the music being played in the store was so loud that she could not hear clients on the phone. Police advised the upstairs neighbor not to return to the store, while at the same time suggested that the store management turn down the music.
EAST HAMPTON — A resident of an apartment complex was charged on May 28 with two misdemeanor charges of acting in a manner injurious to a child less than 17. Town Police said the woman charged was asleep in her apartment at 11 a.m. while her two children, both under the age of 6, played unattended and barefoot in the complex’s parking lot. The woman was arraigned on May 29 in East Hampton Town Justice Court, and an order of protection was issued on behalf of the children requiring the woman to refrain from any further injurious actions against the children. The matter was turned over to the child protective services office of Suffolk County.
