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PELHAM, N.Y. Pelham Manor Police reported to a call from the owner of Future Automotive, who told officers his business had been burglarized.
Police said the burglary took place between Monday at 1:10 p.m. and Tuesday at 11 a.m. The perpetrator entered the auto shop by pushing in a boarded-up broken window, according to police.
Once inside, the burglar removed copper piping from the ceiling by using a ladder from the shop. The business owner determined 1,500 wheel weights were stolen from the store.
Police said there are no suspects at this time and the detective division was notified of the matter.
The following items were also reported in the Pelham Police blotter:
- Police were called to 604 Monterey Avenue for a woman complaining of back pain and having trouble walking. The back pain was the result of a previous back injury. The woman was transported by ambulance to Sound Shore Medical Center.
- Police responded to a motor vehicle accident on Boston Post Road by the northbound entrance of the Hutchinson River Parkway on Tuesday at 12 p.m. The drivers of both cars complained of back pain. One of the vehicles, a gray 2005 Nissan, was towed by Westchester Collision.
- Officers reported to a hit and run in the Pelham Manor shopping plaza on Tuesday at 5:31 p.m. The driver of the damaged car was in Five Guys Burgers and Fries when the incident occurred, police said. Her sister and son were sitting in the vehicle, waiting for her, when another car was backing out of a parking spot and hit the left rear of the damaged car. Police said the suspect, driving a white Lexus RX 300, then drove off with another female in the passenger seat.
- Police arrived at 4784 Boston Post Road after receiving a call for assistance. A 90-year-old woman had fallen at 1 p.m. and nine hours later, her right knee was swollen. She was transported to Sound Shore Medical Center by ambulance.
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