Mount Kisco Police Blotter: Man Bitten During Assault, Threats at Business

MOUNT KISCO, N.Y. - Police responded to a number of incidents to close out November, including an assault and threats of violence at an area business. 

Nov. 24

Staff at Northern Westchester Hospital reported at 1:17 a.m. that they were treating a patient who had been injured in an assault. The man told an officer that he had been drinking at a neighbor’s apartment on Grove Street when another man became violent and bit him on the thumb during a struggle, causing injury. The victim said he did not want to press charges but wanted an Order of Protection requiring his assailant to stay away from him. He was advised how he could file for such an order through Mount Kisco Justice Court.

Nov. 25

Report received at 5:20 a.m. of a man causing a disturbance outside a building on Carpenter Avenue. Upon arrival officers located an intoxicated man who said he lived in the building but was unable to find his keys to get in. Officers assisted the man to his residence.

A resident reported at 11:13 a.m. that a man came on to his mother’s property on Leonard Street a short time earlier and began screaming obscenities. After viewing security camera video, an officer recognized the subject as someone who lives nearby. The officer made contact with the man and advised him to stay away from the woman’s home and property.

A motorist reported at 3:50 p.m. that she struck a man with her car as he crossed South Moger Avenue. She stopped and asked the man if he was hurt or needed an ambulance. The man replied “you didn’t see me” and walked away.

Nov. 26

A Parking Authority employee reported a strong odor of gas at the Green Street precinct at 8:21 a.m. An officer and the Mount Kisco Fire Department responded. Firefighters determined the source was a boiler malfunction. No police action required.

Nov. 27

An officer was dispatched to a business on Kisco Avenue at 11:49 a.m. after a 911 hang-up call was received from that location. It was determined the call was made in error and there was no emergency.

A business on North Bedford Road reported at 2:02 p.m. that a terminated employee had threatened to harm employees and then brandished a firearm in the parking lot before driving away. About 2:35 p.m., investigators in the Real Time Crime Center reported that the suspect vehicle was traveling on the northbound Taconic State Parkway in Yorktown. An officer from the WCPD Cortlandt Precinct responded out to the Taconic, located the vehicle near the Putnam County line and made a subsequent traffic stop in Putnam Valley. A 28 -year-old Mahopac man was charged with Menacing 3rd Degree, a misdemeanor. No weapon was found in the car when it was searched upon impound.