Thursday, August 30, 2012

Peaks Island 8-29-2012


0700- arrived on the island

0800- checked the ferry, fireside shift change

0900- checked the ferry, patrolled the back of the island

1000- checked the ferry checked the lower end of Island ave

1100- checked the ferry, checked the community center

1200- checked the ferry, checked Oakland St..

1300- patrolled

1400- checked the ferry

1500- checked the ferry

1600- checked the ferry, checked on a vehicle/ golf cart accident in the Welch St.. parking lot

1700- checked the ferry

1800- patrolled

1900- checked the ferry

2000- checked the ferry

2100- checked the ferry, checked the lions club

2200 checked the ferry, patrolled the school area, checked the community center

2300- checked the ferry, patrolled

School will be starting, give extra time going to the boat....drive safely!!!

Wednesday, August 29, 2012

Peaks Island Police Log 8-27-12

Officer Rose on duty

0700-On duty

0800-Met boat, FF swap

0930-Met boat, routine patrol.

1000-Searched Island for abandoned bikes, two found and one returned

1130-Met boat, routine patrol.

1230-Met boat, routine patrol.

1300-Medical walk-in Possible allergic reaction to medicine. Transported to hospital via fire boat

1430-Met boat, routine patrol.

1530-Met boat, routine patrol.

1645-Met boat, routine patrol. Checked local Party areas for missing bikes

1745-Met boat, routine patrol.

1930-Met boat, routine patrol. FF swap for training

2030-Met boat, routine patrol.

2100-FF swap with office equipment

2245-Met boat, routine patrol.
0700 shift change with officer rose

(w/officer sibley)

0800 shift change with pfd (ff morin)

0915 met ferry

tagged illegally parked car in ferry line

1015 met ferry

1115 met ferry

lost wallet turned in/ found owner and returned

1215 met ferry

1415 met ferry

reggae sunday small crowd

1515 met ferry

1630 met ferry

1730 met ferry

1915 met ferry

2015 met ferry

2115 met ferry

checked battery steele

gave handicapped man a ride to city view rd

2230 met ferry

checked teia

2330 met ferry

checked lions club

checked american legion (quiet)

Monday, August 27, 2012

Peaks Island 8-24-2012  Officer O'Connor

1430- arrived on the island

1500- checked the ferry

1600- checked the ferry, checked the community center

1700 checked the ferry

1800- checked the ferry, 3 year old bit by a dog island ave at new island

1900- checked the ferry, patrolled

2000- kids playing with a sling shot by the boat landing

2100- 911 hang up call, 909 Seashore ave.

2230 - checked the ferry, shift change
Health Tip of the Week
Dental Health for Infants

Infants should see a dentist by age one-year old for an oral screening to be sure there are no problems. Good oral health depends on parents knowing how to take care of their young children’s teeth. A baby never should be put to bed with a bottle. If an infant has already developed this habit, then put only plain water in the bottle and end the habit quickly. Sippy cups should be used only at meal times and not carried around. When teeth are constantly bathed in liquids that contain sugar in them (juice, milk etc.), then tooth decay can develop quickly.
Source: Northeast Delta Dental
Peaks Island 8-23-2012 Officer O'Connor
0700- arrived on the island

0800- checked the ferry, fireside shift change

0900- checked the ferry, patrolled

1000- checked the ferry, complaint of people walking through the yard central ave

1100- checked the ferry, checked the community center

1200- checked the ferry, patrolled the back of the island

1300- checked the parking lot on Welch St.

1500- checked the ferry

1600 -checked the ferry, patrolled around Upper A St..

1700- checked the ferry, report of a wire down on Maple St..

1800 - checked the ferry,

1900- checked the ferry, patrolled around the school

2000- checked the ferry

2100- checked the ferry , drove by the lions club

2200- checked the ferry, checked the community center

2300 checked the ferry, patrolled
 
Health Tip of the Week
Mistakes Happen
Preventable medical errors cause more deaths than car accidents, breast cancer or AIDS. Your doctor has hundreds of patients and may not remember your health history. Speak up about drug allergies, other medications you are taking, treatment concerns you have, or questions you want answered.
Source: Maine Health Management Coalition
8-22-12 Officer O'Connor
 
0700 shift change with officer oconner

0730 criminal mischief report for peaks island school

0800 shift change with pfd

0913 911 hang up call on island ave

0915 medical call on island ave (transport to mmc)

1015 met ferry

gave out a free bike helmet to young girl who'd lost hers

1115 met ferry

1215 met ferry

1430 shift change with officer oconner


THE FERRY LANDING AT PEAKS IS THE PROPERTY OF THE DEPT OF TRANSPORTATION... WHEN CASCO BAY LINES COMPLAINS OF SWIMMERS DISRUPTING THE FERRY SERVICE..EVERYONE WILL BE ASKED TO LEAVE THE AREA... THERE IS NO JUMPING OR DIVING FROM THE DOCK WHILE THE FERRY IS AT PEAKS ISLAND..

REMEMBERING THIS WILL HELP ALL ISLANDERS ENJOY THEIR SUMMER

Peaks Island Shift Log 8-17-12

Officer Rose

0700-on duty

0800-Met boat, routine patrol

0900-Met boat, routine patrol

1000-House duties

1130-Met boat, routine patrol

1200-I received a tip that a burglary suspect was on the island with two friends. I checked several locations and asked around for information.

1430-Officer Connally on duty for over time. Met boat, routine patrol and continued to check the area for the above suspects.

1530-Met boat, routine patrol

1630-Met boat, routine patrol and continued to check the area for the above suspects.

1745-Met boat, routine patrol and continued to check the area for the above suspects.

2030-Met boat, routine patrol and continued to check the area for the above suspects.

2130-A very Large thunder storm rolled through the island causing several trees to fall over or break. We received a called to central ave for a tree down on or near a house. We found a huge tree across power lines that barely missed a house but crushed a vehicle. CMP notified and responded.

2200-While on scene of the tree down a tip came in that the burglary suspects were seen in the area of Reed Ave. Officer Latarte and I responded and searched the area for several hours looking for the suspects. We used night vision, spotlights and heat sensing equipment to try and locate the suspects to no avail.


This is a delayed entry with follow-up from 8-19-12 pleas see that log for more information.

From the burglary at the Trefethen on the evening of 8-18-12 we were able to locate one of the suspects and an arrest was affected later in the day. At 1145 PM the other two suspects were located on the island looking for additional victims. Two more arrests were affected. All three were sent to the Long Creak Correctional Facility.


During an interview with one on the suspects, he stated that they were in fact Peaks Island on 8-17 and in the area of Reed Ave. looking for more houses to burglarize. He stated that because the police were so activity looking for them they got scared and worked their way back to the house where they were staying. It took them two hours to make it from Reed Ave. to their house because they had to hide from the police.

We also learned that they made entry to several locations on the island during daylight or early evening hours in the last few weeks. He stated that they would wait until the police were meeting a boat down front, and then enter a home looking for money and electronics. Please keep this in mine and be extra vigilant around these time as the police are required to try to meet every boat.

Safety tip.

If you have large trees in your yard or around your home, please have an expert inspect the tree to see if it's in good shape and not in danger of falling. Tonight was a reminder of how powerful storms can become and how a beautiful tree could become deadly in a matter of seconds.