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Greenburgh Police Blotter

GREENBURGH, N.Y. – While there have been many burglaries around Greenburgh, particularly in the Edgemont and Hillside Avenue sections of town, that is not all that happened in the past week. Here is more news from the Greenburgh Police Department.

Smashed car: A woman noticed that her car windows were allegedly shattered upon returning to her vehicle on Manhattan Avenue. Her tires were slashed and the door was dented. Nothing was stolen from the car.

Tricky alarm: Police were dispatched for an alarm to an address on Saw Mill River Road. While a woman with the key was on location, police canvassed the area and noticed that the front door was unlocked. The woman reported that the front door is often hard to lock.

Firecrackers: Police responded to a report of gunshots at the Mid Central Shopping Plaza. They learned that the gunshots were, in fact, firecrackers lit by two teenagers. A store manager saw the children flee the scene.

Unknown in driveway: An Edgemont woman called police after allegedly seeing another woman standing next to her garage when she returned home. The home owner did not confront the stranger, who was eventually picked up by a Jeep.

Threatening stereos: A man from Beacon was allegedly threatened by two men selling stereo equipment out of their car on South Central Avenue. After an argument, the two men drove off; police were unable to locate them.

Wrong house: A Port Chester resident entered the backyard of a Hartsdale home. Speaking with police, he reported that he was on scene as a landscaper but unsure if he was at the right house. The landscaper's boss allegedly arrived to verify the story and ascertain that the landscaper was at the wrong house.

Stolen items: A New Rochelle resident told police that she left her purse by her desk at Westchester Plaza, and went to lunch. Upon her return, she noticed that her wallet was stolen; nearly $400 in missing items.

Suspended license: Police stopped a West Harrison resident at the corner of Tarrytown and Dobbs Ferry roads after allegedly witnessing the driver drift through lanes without signaling. The driver was found to have a suspended license. Since his license had been suspended several times prior, the driver was arrested.

Suspicious car: An Edgemont woman allegedly followed a seemingly suspicious car that turned around in her driveway. She reportedly told police that she wrote down the car's out-of-state license plates, which she gave to police.

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