Patchogue Crime Report: Death Threats, Irate Tenant

The following information was supplied by the Suffolk County Police Department. A criminal charge is only an accusation, and does not indicate convictions.

• An incident of grand larceny in the fourth degree involving property that was taken was reported on N Clinton Avenue in North Patchogue on Feb. 10.
• An incident of criminal mischief in the third degree was reported on East Main Street in East Patchogue on Feb. 10.
• An incident of criminal mischief in the fourth degree involving a person threatening to kill the complainant was reported on Denton Street in North Patchogue on Feb. 10.
• An incident of harassment in the second degree involving an irate tenant high on something was reported on Victoria Circle in East Patchogue on Feb. 9.
• An incident of grand larceny in the fourth degree involving the theft of a purse from a vehicle was reported on Grove Avenue in East Patchogue on Feb. 9.
• An incident of harassment in the second degree involving an intoxicated person was reported on Bay Avenue in Patchogue on Feb. 9.
• An incident of harassment in the second degree involving a complainant's girlfriend not letting him take items from the house was reported on Americus Avenue in East Patchogue on Feb. 7.
• An incident of harassment in the second degree involving a 31-year-old femail assaulted and sent to the emergency room was reported on Hospital Road in East Patchogue on Feb. 7.
• An incident of harassment in the second degree was reported on Smith Street in Patchogue on Feb. 6.
• An incident of harassment in the second degree was reported on North Ocean Avenue in North Patchogue on Feb. 6.
• An incident of harassment in the second degree involving death threats were reported on Pone View Drive in East Patchogue on Feb. 5.
• An incident of petit larceny involving a shoplifter was reported on West Main Street in Patchogue on Feb. 5.
• An incident of aggravated harassment involving a person harassing a complainant was reported on Village Drive in East Patchogue on Feb. 5.