Franklin Crawford

6/19/2010 - 1:33:00
Trespass
W. Village Pl.  202 West

CALLER REPORTED FINDING A FORK IN HER SHOWER, SUSPECTING SOMEONE MAY HAVE BEEN IN HER APARTMENT WITHOUT HER KNOWLEDGE.

120 East Clinton Street    PO Box 6557 Ithaca, New York 14851-6557
EDWARD E. VALLELY, Chief of Police Police Dispatcher: 607/272-3245    Police Administration/Records: 607/272-9973
News Release
Assault Cleveland Ave & Plain St
5/14/2010 - 19:08:00
Monday, May 17, 2010 8:16:06
Incident Type: Incident Location: Date/Time of Occurance:
At 7:09 pm the Ithaca Police Department was dispatched to the 100 block of Cleveland Ave for a fight in progress. First responding officers arrived on scene within a minute of being dispatched. All parties involved in the fight had left the area. Two victims were later identified and interviewed at Cayuga Medical Center, where they were being treated for their injuries. Neither victim where willing to provide information of the incident, investigation is on going.    Anyone with information regarding this situation is asked to please contact the Ithaca Police Department at 272-9973.
No other details on this incident are available because the investigation is continuing.


From the Ithaca Journal:
ITHACA -- Deputies have arrested a father and son and are seeking two other suspects in an emergency-room assault connected to some Southside stabbings.  Johnny F. Lucena, 36, of Ithaca, son Johnny J. Lucena, 18, of Freeville, and two other males allegedly entered Cayuga Medical Center's emergency room and punched and kicked a male being treated for a forearm laceration, Tompkins County Sheriff's officials announced Wednesday. The Lucenas are charged with second-degree attempted gang assault and third-degree burglary, both Class D felonies, sheriff's officials added.

The incident occurred about 7:15 p.m. Friday, and deputies and Trumansburg Police officers responded, sheriff's officials said. Staff had called 911 and intervened to protect the patients before law enforcement arrived, and officers and deputies secured the facility within minutes, according to statements from hospital officials, who didn't give further details. 

PREPARED BY: Lt Townsend DATE & TIME: 05-03-10
TYPE OF INCIDENT: Stolen Vehicle DATE & TIME: 04-26-10
LOCATION: Salvation Army North Albany St Ithaca

DEFENDANT(S): Milton Mckinley AGE: 44 ADDRESS: Ithaca NY
CHARGES (1): violation of NYS Parole (2):

DETAILS:
On April 26th 2010 the Ithaca Police Department responded to a reported burglary at the Salvation Army building on North Albany St. Taken during the burglary was a 2007 Ford van bearing NY registration CJJ-9311. On May 2nd 2010 at 3:00am, the Elmira Police Department located the stolen vehicle, which was being operated by Milton McKinley. Mckinley who was an employee of the Salvation Army, was arrested on an active warrant issued by New York State Parole, and for driving while intoxicated.