Lord Howe Street again

Ticonderoga Police Blotter

August 24, 2011 •4:10 Patrolled to Lord Howe Street for an individual requesting to have another individual removed from the residence. Upon entering the home with the complainant’s permission a small bag of marijuana and a pipe were observed. Both items were confiscated pending arrest. The female was ETOH. The complainant agreed to let her stay until morning. There was no physical altercation and the complainant just wanted her to leave. 086

Who was this? this time

Who who whoooooo wrote:

Who was this? this time

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So, when is the arrest going to happen?! Let's clean up the scum, please!

I haven't read anything about this arrest. Maybe it didn't happen?? Likely.

at the Pharmacy wrote:

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So, when is the arrest going to happen?! Let's clean up the scum, please!

Is this arrest still pending? Hmmm???

Drugs still running hot and heavy on Lord Howe...When will it ever stop. Goes to
jail for little bit and right back to it.
I do not understand why cops can't stop it once and for all .......they know it is never going to stop unle4ss they put em away for more than a few days. I am sure they know where it coming from...do something.
Also do something about cars parked half in the road ....Lord Howe just an accident waiting to happen....and whose fault will it be!

Observer wrote:

Drugs still running hot and heavy on Lord Howe...When will it ever stop. Goes to
jail for little bit and right back to it.
I do not understand why cops can't stop it once and for all .......they know it is never going to stop unle4ss they put em away for more than a few days. I am sure they know where it coming from...do something.
Also do something about cars parked half in the road ....Lord Howe just an accident waiting to happen....and whose fault will it be!

Drugs? Good Luck getting rid of them. About cars parked half in the road, I asked a patrol officer and they said if it does not block both lanes it is legal. These are considered secondary roads and the laws are different from primary roadways. Tell that to the snow plow or the school buses.

Just remember all of this during the next election! If the supervisor, the board, the police, DA and the judges don't give a crap, it will never change. HOWEVER, if they wanted to, IF...they could make a big difference. I have seen it happen. Just not in Ticonderoga.

Observer wrote:

Drugs still running hot and heavy on Lord Howe...When will it ever stop. Goes to
jail for little bit and right back to it.
I do not understand why cops can't stop it once and for all .......they know it is never going to stop unle4ss they put em away for more than a few days. I am sure they know where it coming from...do something.
Also do something about cars parked half in the road ....Lord Howe just an accident waiting to happen....and whose fault will it be!

You can put some of the blame squarely on the town judges, who have done nothing but slap the wrists of some of these Lord Howe dealers!

As for the DA, how impressed are you so far? Seriously?

Right wrote:

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Drugs? Good Luck getting rid of them. About cars parked half in the road, I asked a patrol officer and they said if it does not block both lanes it is legal. These are considered secondary roads and the laws are different from primary roadways. Tell that to the snow plow or the school buses.

You should talk to the chief who should then educate the patrol officer. Creating a hazard is NOT legal.

Observer wrote:

Drugs still running hot and heavy on Lord Howe...When will it ever stop. Goes to
jail for little bit and right back to it.
I do not understand why cops can't stop it once and for all .......they know it is never going to stop unle4ss they put em away for more than a few days. I am sure they know where it coming from...do something.
Also do something about cars parked half in the road ....Lord Howe just an accident waiting to happen....and whose fault will it be!

How do you expect the cops to stop it? They only can make the arrest. And they can only make the arrest if they have EVIDENCE...not knowledge or suspicion, but actual EVIDENCE that can be used in a trial. The DA must bring charges and then there is a trial (unless plea bargained) and then a sentence if found guilty.

If the police enter a residence and SEE illegal drugs and paraphernalia...then what??

Anyway, what kind of idiot calls the cops to their own house and leaves that kind of stuff just hanging around? STUPID criminals!

amazing wrote:

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How do you expect the cops to stop it? They only can make the arrest. And they can only make the arrest if they have EVIDENCE...not knowledge or suspicion, but actual EVIDENCE that can be used in a trial. The DA must bring charges and then there is a trial (unless plea bargained) and then a sentence if found guilty.

ETOH is the chemical equation for alcohol. It's a code used by cops and doctors.

Maybe there is a bigger investigation happening, which is why the arrest is "pending?"

Yeah, stupid criminals!

Wait a minute wrote:

If the police enter a residence and SEE illegal drugs and paraphernalia...then what??
Anyway, what kind of idiot calls the cops to their own house and leaves that kind of stuff just hanging around? STUPID criminals!
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Wait a minute wrote:

If the police enter a residence and SEE illegal drugs and paraphernalia...then what??
Anyway, what kind of idiot calls the cops to their own house and leaves that kind of stuff just hanging around? STUPID criminals!
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i could not agree more

Do you think that someone who gets arrested in Ti will ACTUALLY DO SOME TIME?? Real time?

Good question wrote:

Maybe there is a bigger investigation happening, which is why the arrest is "pending?"
Yeah, stupid criminals!
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Wait a minute wrote:

If the police enter a residence and SEE illegal drugs and paraphernalia...then what??
Anyway, what kind of idiot calls the cops to their own house and leaves that kind of stuff just hanging around? STUPID criminals!
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well technically if a police officer is called to a residence for a certain reason not involving drugs or anything of that sort they legally can not confiscate them.

aaa111 wrote:

<quoted text> well technically if a police officer is called to a residence for a certain reason not involving drugs or anything of that sort they legally can not confiscate them.

Technically, you're wrong. If the officer was invited into the residence anything in plain sight that is illegal is grounds for an arrest.

Another druggies got off with no consequences??