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Pelham PD Blotter: Guest of Resident Steals Check

PELHAM, N.Y. - Police were called to a Pelhamdale Avenue house on Saturday at 3:23 p.m. because of a stolen personal check. According to police, the victim told the responding officer that a check was stolen the day before by his brother-in-law. He saw a check for $650 made out to the suspect that was cashed on Friday. 

The suspect had been staying at the residence and therefore had easy access to the checkbook when it was left out to pay for the boiler repairman. The victim just wanted the suspect removed from the house and she would decide over the weekend on whether to take further action.

Also on the blotter:

-On Tuesday at 9:20 a.m., police responded to a Lincoln Avenue home because of a parking complaint. A car was blocking a driveway, but the vehicle was parked on private property, and the business owner said he would handle it. 

-On Saturday at 11:40 p.m., an officer was dispatched to a house on Fifth Avenue on report of a missing youth. The boy's father said that his son had not returned home from a basketball game, which had ended at 8:30 p.m. The son did not call home either. The father tried getting in touch with two of his son's friends, but to no avail. While the officer searched the area, he found the boy at a friends house on Sixth Avenue. He was then transported to police headquarters where his father picked him up.

On Friday at 6:00 p.m., police reported to a woman possibly having a stroke. The victim was conscious, but "somewhat incoherent," according to police. The responding officer administered oxygen and the woman was transported to Lawrence Hospital by ambulance.

On Thursday at 5:42 p.m., a woman called 911 stating that she had trouble breathing. The problem had persisted for the last three days. She wanted to get treated and was transported to Lawrence Hospital.

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