West Third Street – Agents were dispatched to an apartment Wednesday in reference to a welfare check of two children, ages 1 and 10, due to the suspect’s drug use. When the officials arrived, the representative of the children’s facilities said the woman would not open the door. The apartment was incredibly overlooked and unhealthy for children. None of the children have their own bed and do not share the same bed. The pieces in the bathroom were stacked to the point that there was no access to the shower. The suspect had no food in the cabinets or the refrigerator. The floor of the apartment contained old food, prescription pills, clothing, trash, cat droppings, cigarette butts and other trash. The woman said she did not have a running sweeper to clean up the mess. She has no telephone and no way to call emergency services if something happens while she is worried about the children. The children may not be contacted, one at school and the other with a member of the family circle. The 34-year-old woman was cited for endangering children. Children’s facilities officials said they would check to get in touch with the victim’s school and circle of family members concerned about the other child.
200 blocks from West Fifth Street – A woman testified that strangers entered the apartment through an air conditioning unit from a window and said she would touch the workplace of the police files after figuring out which pieces had been removed from the property.
500 blocks from Daisy Street – Forced access to a home on Wednesday resulted in the theft of an LG TV, an XBox and tablets. Officers said the apartment was ransacked.
Lexington Avenue Block 1400 – A man told police he left his vehicle for maintenance and his stereo was stolen. The vehicle does not lock. The victim spoke of a white SUV parked next to his vehicle.
Therapeutic massage, 787 Park Avenue West – Dispatchers said a guy had climbed through a corporate window. Officers surrounded the business and the officers also crawled through an open window and opened the business door. An officer discovered the suspect exiting through a window. He was arrested without incident and taken into police custody. The suspect said he was allowed to be an intern to blank the business. The owner said that there was no bleaching equipment and that no one had been an intern. The suspect was found to have a giant change bag, his mobile phone that he used as a flashlight, dried meat, and unknown wrapped boxes. A felony arrest warrant was drawn up and the 35-year-old man was taken to jail.
1,500 blocks from Lexington Avenue: Officers took a woman to the hospital to be cured after being sent to a place for a welfare check.