The engine was turned off and arson is not suspected. There's no insurance on the vehicle, as it is only used for farm work. Another pool heater has been reported stolen, this time from a home on Wildflower Road. It was untied from a beach stairway sometime between June 3 and Saturday. The truck was parked on Gingerbread Lane at the time of the occurrence.
Possible clues are crumbs, satiated appetites, and mayonnaise on the upper lip.
There were no signs of forced entry. In the same Montauk parking lot, the police recovered a 2002 Dodge Dakota that had been stolen from Hampton Bays. Both the dashboard and the radio were removed from the vehicle. East Hampton Village released five accident reports on the week and the town released 27, two of those resulting in injuries. In other building battery cases, an unknown driver struck a wall of the East Hampton IGA, causing not only damage to the exterior concrete stucco, but also creating a large crack inside.