Utility Issue — Beach Ave. & Helena Ave., ~9:54 a.m. A water main break was reported. DPW was notified and indicated it might be a valve leaking from ongoing work on Oak Bluff.
Wednesday, May 13
Animal Complaint — Woodbine Ave. & Grove Ave., ~8:24 a.m. A caller reported a loose dog, described as a black pit bull, in the area. Officers canvassed.
Rabid Animal — 5 Beverly Pl., ~9:08 a.m. A caller reported a possibly rabid rat in a driveway. The rat was disposed of and removed.
Welfare Check — Chatsworth Ave. & North Ave., ~9:26 a.m. A caller, concerned for the man’s safety, reported a male pacing back and forth on the Chatsworth Avenue bridge looking at the ground, wearing a blue jean jacket. Officers canvassed the area with negative results.
Police Informational Report — Headquarters, ~12:33 p.m. a woman (the Loop redacted name) came to LPD HQ to update a previously filed aggravated harassment complaint (referencing a 2022 case) against an individual named (the Loop redacted name). She reported that on May 9, Scherr shared his location with her via a phone app, which placed him in the South Lake Union area of Seattle. She had not heard from him otherwise and filed the update for informational purposes; a witness statement and phone screenshots were attached.
Taxi Dispute — ~5:19 p.m. A caller reported he was in a taxi and a party working for a different taxi company was refusing to let them leave. An officer advised.
Criminal Mischief — reported at Headquarters, ~8:08 p.m. Man came to HQ to report his vehicle had been egged twice. On Friday, May 8, around 7 p.m., his car parked in front of 47 Mayhew Ave. was found with its passenger-side window covered in cracked eggs; on May 13, around 6:10 p.m., his car parked in front of 74 Stuyvesant Ave. had its driver-side door and window covered in cracked eggs. He estimated more than $50 in cleaning costs and said he wished to press charges. Photos and a statement form were attached.
Aided Case — ~12:00 p.m. An officer responded for a woman who appeared disoriented, sitting at a table with no shoes on. She declined to speak with police but repeatedly said she “wanted to go to bed,” and denied taking any medication or having a mental health condition. She was transported by LVAC to Montefiore New Rochelle Hospital for a medical evaluation.
Animal Complaint — Pine Brook Park, ~4:58 p.m. A caller reported a large German Shepherd off-leash, with the owner described as a white male with a long beard. Officers canvassed with negative results.
Friday, May 16
Aided / EMS — Willow Park, ~6:01 p.m. Officers were out at Willow Park with a party and requested EMS for an individual with a laceration to the head. An officer accompanied the party by ambulance to White Plains.
Saturday, May 17
Assist Citizen — Beach Ave. & Chestnut Ave., ~4:16 p.m. A passerby told a Larchmont FD lieutenant that an older couple in the area was having trouble finding their car. Officers canvassed and located the couple’s vehicle at Cedar and Grove.
Water Condition — 15 Locust Ave., ~4:55 p.m. A resident reported water from 15 Locust flooding into the street and onto the 19 Locust property. Officers determined the cause was a broken sprinkler head and the water was shut off.
EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED PERSON — May 19, 2026 Officers Tychyn, Smith, and Hammond responded to a residence in Larchmont after a 911 caller reported an EDP on scene. Three units responded. Two individuals were transported to White Plains Hospital — one a minor for a psychiatric evaluation — and one person sustained facial injuries. The incident was logged as closed.
CREDIT CARD FOUND IN PARKING METER — May 20, 2026 A DPW worker discovered a credit card stuck inside a village parking meter at 1 Railroad Way while performing maintenance. Officer Hecht ran an Accurint search, which returned no accurate owner information. The officer contacted the bank, had the card canceled, notified the owner, and destroyed the card.
GAS LEAF BLOWER VIOLATION — May 21, 2026 Sgt. Dispenza, on patrol in a marked vehicle, observed a male using a gas-powered leaf blower in the front yard and on the porch of 34 Prospect Avenue. The individual was identified, an employee of Forestbrook Landscaping. He was issued Appearance Ticket for violating Larchmont Village Code 180-3, prohibiting the use of internal combustion leaf blowers. The ticket is returnable to Village Court on June 23, 2026. The owner of the property was not on scene. Body camera was activated.
BICYCLE LARCENY — May 22, 2026 Man reported his daughter’s LIV bicycle was stolen from the carport parking lot at 2103 Palmer Ave (spot 54), valued at $350. Fischer last saw the bike the prior evening when he parked his vehicle. He did not discover it missing until he picked up his daughter that afternoon. Officers noted multiple security cameras in the carport area. Fischer provided the superintendent’s contact information to access footage and completed an owner’s deposition form. He wishes to pursue charges.
INTOXICATED MALE WALKING INTO TRAFFIC — May 22, 2026 Officers Pedro, Lt. Paprota, Lt. Calapai, and PO DiSilvestre responded to a report of a male with a red face wearing a trench coat walking into traffic near Beach Ave and Addison St. Upon arrival, officers recognized the individual as known to the department. He exhibited glassy eyes, slurred speech, and smelled of alcohol, and was observed stumbling and using a stop sign post for support. EMS responded; the victim was secured on a stretcher and transported to Montefiore Hospital New Rochelle. Body camera activated.
SHOPLIFTING / ARREST — May 23, 2026 Officers Pedro and Lt. Paprota responded to DeCicco and Sons, 2141 Palmer Ave, on a report of a larceny. Store manager Mario Herrera reported that on May 22 he reviewed security footage and observed suspect — a white male in his late 50s, bearded, wearing glasses and a green jacket — enter with a reusable tote bag and place multiple items totaling $30.96 inside without paying, exiting through the entrance-only door past all points of sale. Herrera recognized him when he returned the following day and alerted police. He was arrested and charged with Petit Larceny He was served a Personal Trespass Affidavit covering all DeCicco and Sons locations in Westchester County and issued Appearance Ticket , returnable to court on June 16, 2026 at 6:30 p.m. Body camera activated.
FEMALE WITH SUICIDAL IDEATIONS — May 23, 2026 Officers Pedro, Lt. Paprota, and Sgt. Dispenza responded to Prospect Ave & Park Ave on a report of a female with possible suicidal ideations. Officers located the woman walking in Manor Park with an umbrella, appearing agitated. She stated she had been in pain for a long time. Town of Mamaroneck PD, LVAC, and the victim’s father all responded to the scene. The victim willingly agreed to be transported to White Plains Hospital for a mental health evaluation. Body camera activated.
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