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Lancaster Bee

Location

Buffalo, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 2024

Page

6

Weekend NYSEG Stop Sign Incident and Vehicle Thefts

Police log notes a May 25 stop sign destruction and NYSEG damage, plus a May 26 vehicle theft on Deepwood Place captured by home security. Investigations continue as authorities review footage, identify suspects, and pursue leads. Additional reports include a May 27 window peeking incident on Hillside Parkway and a May 30 vehicle vandalism on Brandel Avenue under review.

Police Log of Vehicle Theft and Property Damage Incidents

At 849 am officers documented a white 2022 Jeep Compass stolen from a driveway on Irving Terrace. The vehicle, last seen the prior evening, had keys left in its center console. Estimated value is $40,000 and the case closed for lack of solvability. Later at 339 pm bicycles were stolen from a shed on Cheryl Lane. A boy and a girl bike valued at $500 total missing. owner does not press charges and wants bikes returned. Case closed unless new information emerges. On Walden Avenue at 8:12 am a hit and run caused property damage overnight, leaving lawn and street debris, a damaged stop sign, and a snapped NYSEG pole guide wire. Security footage shows a 2021–2023 Nissan Rogue as the culprit. cost to replace is $1,000. Case closed due to solvability.

Stone Hedge Drive Deepwood Place Irving Terrace Cheryl Lane Walden Avenue NYSEG Burlington Avenue

Lancaster residents urge fixes to park and speedway policies

Readers address concerns about road equipment funding and park development in Lancaster. They defend the local speedway as a seasonal hobby, oppose a political vote against Ukraine aid by Langworthy and Tenney, and question Lancaster IDA activity and meeting quality. The Bee Heard note invites anonymous comments with a weekly deadline.

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