Multiple odd calls in West Seneca area prompt police notes
A Dwyer Street resident reports chicken feet with nail polish left on his vehicle and driveway, probably a prank by his child and friends. A Briarwood Drive resident describes a solicitor posing as Larry the Cable Guy demanding entry. A tan unmarked car driver posing as a police officer attempts a traffic stop. Lackawanna detectives identified him and issued a traffic summons. A dark SUV with occupants filming TikTok videos was found to host two girls. A driving school staff report an irate woman after a CDL test. harassment charges advised. Two Abbott Road restaurant workers argue over performance, one is fired. A mini dirt bike without lights or plates is stopped. rider charged. Pancake syrup on sneakers reported. a nude man seen dancing in an electronics store. An accused thief allegedly took Scooby-Doo memorabilia. A neighbor complains about loud Jesus singing at 2:45 a.m. On Creek Road, a man admits to smoking marijuana behind the Conservation Club, then leaves for a nearby football practice.
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Dwyer Street
West Seneca
Lackawanna
Burch Avenue
Abbott Road
Milestrip
Abbott Roads
Walden Avenue
Creek Road
Conservation Club
Public safety dispatcher exam set for Erie County residents
Exams for full time public safety dispatchers assess ability to relay information and dispatch personnel. Candidates need 60 college hours or a diploma, two years dispatch or telecom experience, and pass written and computer tests. Erie County residents may apply by January 11 for February 25 exams with a $20 fee and medical clearance.
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New York State Department of Civil Service
Erie County
Governmentjobs
Erieco
New online scam targets shoppers with out of stock refunds
BBB Scam Tracker warns of a new online shop scam where customers are charged for a product then told it is out of stock and will be refunded. Many never receive refunds or responses. Consumers are advised to research, verify websites, keep records, watch for red flags, and use credit cards for protection.
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BBB
Matt Krueger
Better Business Bureau of
Upstate New York