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PELHAM, N.Y. A Sixth Avenue resident's American flag and flagpole were stolen from his house sometime between 11:15 p.m. on Friday and 6 a.m. on Saturday, the Pelham Police Department reported. The resident told the police it was valued at $30.
No one at the address saw the theft so there is no description of the suspect. However, another resident at the address found a bicycle on her front porch as she left for work. She did not notice the American flag and pole were missing. When she returned home from work, she reported the suspicious circumstances, police said.
Police believe that whoever left the orange Striker X Avigo bicycle may also be responsible for the theft.
The woman who called aout the bicycle was home all evening, but did not hear anything.
Police were told that she has reason to believe her daughters ex-husband might be responsible because of ongoing issues between the two. Police were unable to contact the ex-husband and the bike was stored in the village yard.
The Pelham Police Department also reported:
Pelham police responded to the area of Corlies Avenue and Colonial Avenue on Saturday at 6:24 p.m. for a woman feeling dizzy and faint while driving. She parked her car in a parking lot in an effort to seek help, police said. The responding officer administered oxygen to the woman before she was transported to Lawrence Hospital by ambulance.
A zip tie wrapped around the neck of a four-year-old girl was restricting her airway, and Pelham Police were called to Lincoln Avenue Dunkin' Donuts on Saturday at 6:48 p.m. The responding officer was able to cut the zip tie off. She started breathing normally and was transported by ambulance with her grandmother to Sound Shore Hospital.
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