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POLICE REPORT
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A female complainant called at 11:10 pm Oct. 30 to report being harassed by a group of youths while shopping in a supermarket on Nesconset Highway in Port Jefferson Station. According to the complainant she was surrounded inside the store by the unknown teenagers, some of whom immediately began making rude comments to her while others took pictures with their cell phones. The complainant further stated the youths eventually left the store and entered a 2004 Ford Explorer in the parking lot.
Police approached the vehicle by which time only one member of the group was still in the car. During a subsequent interview, that subject told officers the incident was part of a "scavenger hunt" which includes having your picture taken while using "really bad" pickup lines on a total stranger.
Police sent the moron to his domicile on Washington Avenue in Port Jefferson Station where officers spoke to his parents about their son's activities. Police noted the youth's parents appeared to show very little concern over the situation.
Disturbance
A resident of Cliff Road in Belle Terre called at 7:22 am Nov. 1 to report an unknown person had pulled his mailbox and post out of the ground, and left it lying in front of his home.
Animal house
A resident of Wyckoff Avenue in Port Jefferson Station called at 1:31 am Oct. 31 to report a loud party disturbing the peace near his home. Police found six males outside the house waiting for a cab. Earlier in the evening the police had responded to the same location and advised partygoers to turn down the music and keep the noise to a reasonable level. The complainant stated he has made numerous calls regarding this ongoing problem and has also notified Stony Brook University regarding the students living near his home and their objectionable behavior.
Morning mystery
A resident of New York Avenue in Port Jefferson Station called at 4:48 am Oct. 29 to report observing suspicious circumstances while taking his dog for an early morning walk. The complainant stated he had noticed car doors left open and ajar on several vehicles parked at locations in his neighborhood and a white SUV driving slowly around the area. Police canvassed the area but did not find the described vehicle.
Drug driving
A 29-year-old male resident of Celia Street in Port Jefferson Station was arrested Nov. 1 after being pulled over on Canal Road in Port Jefferson Station and charged with driving a motor vehicle while ability impaired through the use of drugs. The police reported the defendant has a prior conviction on this charge in the last 10 years.
Angry man
A 38-year-old male resident of Clifton Place in Port Jefferson Station was arrested Oct. 31 and charged with disorderly conduct, obscene language and gestures. Police stated the charges stem from the defendant causing a disturbance at a location along Route 112 in Port Jefferson Station. According to the officers at the scene, the defendant was yelling, screaming and cursing after they arrived.
Robbery
A complainant called at 11:10 pm Oct. 29 to report being robbed by two unknown male subjects while he was walking along Route 25A in Port Jefferson Station. According to the complainant his assailants forced him to surrender his wallet and cash before fleeing the scene. The police report no arrests have been made in connection with this case.
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