05/14/2015  Ofc Rumery-Taylor

0700- shift change w/Ofc Lauterbach-PFD shift change

0730- bldg maintenance

0800- met ferry

0814- 49 Winding Way 10-63 threats-transported to MMC

0945- met ferry

1030- bldg maintenance

1100- met ferry-patrolled Island

1230- met ferry

1430- shift change w/Ofc Rose

Always keep your dog on a leash.

PORTLAND POLICE DEPARTMENT

PEAKS ISLAND

DAILY LOG

 

 

Date __05  / 14 /2015         Shift _ 3__         Officer __Rose  __        

                                                                                                                           

Daily Tasks/Public Relations/Maintenance/Miscellaneous

1. 1430 Reported for duty
2. 1445 House chores and equipment check
3. 1530 Met ferry  
4. 1645 Met ferry
5. 1700 Fire alarm call to Island Ave reason Carbon monoxide detector sounding
6. 1745 Met ferry
7. 1830 BLS training on Global Harmonization 2013
8. 2030-2330 Met ferry with an uneventful night

 

 

Training

Global Harmonization 2013

Police tip.  

 

Please remember to change out the batteries in your smoke and Carbon monoxide detectors. AND when YOU push the TEST button on some newer versions it will tell you “FIRE FIRE” or “CARBON MONOXIDE  CARBON MONOXIDE ” this is not you queue to call 911, the detector is only running through its self-test that you initiated.

 

Rule of thumb. Change your clocks change your batteries!

05/13/2015   Ofc. Robert Lauterbach

0700 - arrived on island.

0720 - patrolled island and met 0800 ferry.

0945 - medcu 12 run to 15 new Island Ave.  Medcu cleared at scene.

1030 - parking summons issued in Welch St. lot.

1230 - met ferry.

1410 - met with resident at 16 Wiley to issue two summonses for a dangerous dog and a dog at large.  Report taken.

1530 - met ferry.

1645 - met ferry.

1750 - met ferry and patrolled island.

1930 - met ferry and checked DPW property.

2030 - met ferry.

2130 - met ferry and checked Lion's club property.

*** If you park in a handicap space, you must display your handicap parking placard.

05/12/2015  Ofc Rumery-Taylor (Early / late shift)

 

Ofc. Behnke (Day shift)

 

Ofc. Hawley (Early shift)

0800-1700- EMS training-continuing education-shift change w/Ofc Hawley

1750- met ferry-patrolled Island

1930- met ferry-patrolled Island

2030- met ferry

2130- met ferry-patrolled Island

 

Remember to check and make sure that the registration for your vehicles and golf carts are all current and up to date.

 

05/11/15   Ofc Richardson (Day shift)

0700 shift change with Officer Taylor

0800 met ferry

0900 radar detail , 90 mins no takers

1030 assist Fire Dept with alarm at Peaks Inn, electrician working on alarm

1215 met ferry

1415 met ferry

 

Ofc. Robert Lauterbach (Late shift)

 

2245 - arrived on island.

2250 - patrolled back shore, all quiet.

0135 - 911 hang-up at 6 Tolman Rd.  Both parties stated that they didn't call.

0300 - Another 911 hang-up at 6 Tolman Rd.  One party transported to fire boat landing for transport to Maine Med for a medical.  Report taken.

 

 

When parking your vehicles... please do not leave the keys in the ignition.

05/10/2015  Ofc Rumery-Taylor

0700- shift change w/Ofc Richardson-PFD shift change-patrolled Island

0800- met ferry-patrolled Island

0945- met ferry

1100- met ferry-patrolled Island

1150- complaint re: inappropriate dumping by #106 New Island Ave-responded to #106 and found no one at home.

1230- met ferry

1250- #106 New Island Ave-spoke w/homeowner re: leaves-she will be sure to remove any debris and make sure it doesn't land in neighbor's yard

1300- patrolled Island

1430- met ferry-patrolled Island

1530- met ferry

1645- met ferry

1720- spoke w/Islander who reported that he had happened upon two women and their teenaged daughters driving erratically in a golf cart-he states he stopped and spoke with them about their inattention to the road-no information on the cart or the cart operator.

1750- met ferry-patrolled Island

1900- 171 Brackett Ave-small bonfire in homemade rock ring-homeowner very readily put fire out when notified of statewide ban on open burning due to fire danger.

1930- met ferry-patrolled Island

2030- met ferry

2130- met ferry-patrolled Island

While it isn't officially Summer yet, the Ferries have been very full. Several times today the ferry was at capacity and had to turn people away. Please plan accordingly and don't be left on the dock.

05/09/15   Ofc. Richardson

 

0700 shift change with Officer Rose

0800 met ferry
checked TEIA
0930 met ferry
1045 met ferry
1215 met ferry
1300 radar detail until 1615, fastest car +2 mph
checked DPW
1700 met ferry
1735 met ferry
1915 met ferry
2015 met ferry
2100 mediated one half of ongoing custody dispute at station
2230 met ferry
2330 checked Lions Club
checked American Legion

 

Due to the extreme fire danger, all open burning is prohibited statewide.  Please use caution when using anything that could ignite any fire.

05/08/15   Ofc. Rose

PORTLAND POLICE DEPARTMENT

PEAKS ISLAND

DAILY LOG

 

 

Date __05  / 08 /2015         Shift _ 3__         Officer __Rose  __        

                                                                                                                           

Daily Tasks/Public Relations/Maintenance/Miscellaneous

1. 0645 Reported for duty
2. 0730 House chores and equipment check
3. 0815 Met ferry  
4. 0930 Met ferry
5. 1100-1300 Ran a radar traffic detail on Island Ave, Pleasant Ave and Central Ave. No violations with very light traffic.
6. 1300 Checked summer homes for open doors and other sign of burglary/criminal trespass.
7. 1500 Met Ferry
8. 1630 Received a call for an intoxicated/drugged male on skateboard staggering in the street.  Located a male subject who fit that description to a tee. After a field interview he decided that he would leave the island and catch up with his missing friends later. 
9. 1900 Received another call for the three “missing” friends on the beach by LPA, they too matched the descr4iption of the earlier subject. They too came to the decision that it was time to leave the island.
10. Met the remaining ferries

 

 

Police tip.  

 

Please take warning signs seriously.