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On Wednesday, April 26, police were dispatched to a Lincoln Road home, where the homeowner stated that she was having a difficult time with her au pair, who had recently traveled to the Netherlands, but was scheduled to return stateside the following weekend.
According to police, before the au pair left, the homeowner requested she clean out her room because it was getting painted. When the painters arrived, the belongings from the au pair’s bedroom were placed in the living room, at which point the homeowner said she noticed some of the items were in the unclosed suitcase.
Police said the homeowner claimed that some of her shirts were visible, and upon further investigation, she found more of her clothing, some of her son’s electronic devices and various miscellaneous household options.
The homeowner told police she did not want to press formal charges, but has taken steps to terminate her employment, having already been in contact with her agency, which is based out of San Fransisco. Police said that formal notice was to be given to the au pair that she was forbidden from the Lincoln Road property.
Other items on the Scarsdale Police Department blotter from Tuesday, April 25 through Monday, May 1 include:
- That same afternoon, police were dispatched to Olmsted Road, when one dog owner reported she was walking her pet near Brite Avenue when another dog attacked her dog. Police said that the dog had blood on its chest, an injury to its ear and was favoring its front leg. The second owner told officers the dog was supposed to be restrained in the backyard and provided police with pertinent veterinary information, agreeing to pay any medical bills.
- A driver from the Bronx flipped his car after drinking and driving with a blood alcohol content nearly triple the legal limit on Walworth Avenue after striking a tree.
- Last week, a woman walking her dog reported to police that she saw a man masturbating on a footpath between Meadow and Bradford Roads in Scarsdale.
- A Scarsdale businesswoman and her employees reportedly received threats over the phone for nearly a year, with the suspect increasing his efforts in recent months.
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