IRS Scam; Ringing Doorbell; Donut Druggie: Mount Kisco Police Blotter

MOUNT KISCO, NY — Here are some of the recent incidents to which Westchester County Police responded in the village.

Friday, June 9 – 6:04 p.m. – Westchester County Police responded to Dunkin Donuts on North Bedford Road on a report that a man was slumped over, possibly due to the use of narcotics. Officers assisted the man, who was in and out of consciousness, until he was taken by ambulance to Northern Westchester Hospital Center.

3:12 p.m. – A resident of Gregory Avenue called county police to report that someone was possibly trying to break into his apartment through a rear window. Officers who responded determined that the owner of the home was replacing the rear window screen for his tenant.

Thursday, June 8 – 11:54 p.m. – Westchester County Police responded to a residence on Barker Street on a report of loud voices, possibly an argument, coming from an apartment. The residents told officers they would keep the noise down.

12:12 p.m. – A resident contacted county police to report that an auto dealership in the village had lost his license plates. The man said he had turned in a leased vehicle in May, but when he returned to pick up the plates they could not be found.

Wednesday, June 7 – 11:30 p.m. – A resident of Willets Road reported to county police that someone was ringing his front bell and leaving before he could get to the door. When officers arrived, and were speaking to the man, the doorbell began ringing, indicating that an electrical malfunction of some kind was the issue.

Tuesday, June 6 – 5 p.m. – A village resident reported that he was the apparent victim of an IRS scam. The resident said that he provided personal information to a man who identified himself as an IRS agent. He eventually became suspicious of the caller and contacted his father, who told him he had been scammed and to report the incident to police.