When an employee at Red’s Garage at 25 Midland Ave. saw on their surveillance camera that someone allegedly stole a chainsaw from a customer’s car at 1:23 a.m. on Thursday, June 14, they called Port Chester police the next morning at 9:19 a.m.

A homeless man walking by the Salvation Army store on North Main Street on Saturday, June 16, allegedly destroyed a car window for no apparent reason. 

Port Chester police were called to the Stop & Shop at 25 Waterfront Pl. on Thursday, June 14, after a homeless man allegedly shoplifted from the store. 

Port Chester police were dispatched to the Wells Fargo Bank at 113 North Main St. at 2:55 p.m. on Monday, June 11, on report of someone nearby with a handgun. 

Last week, two out-of-towners were arrested for obstructing governmental administration and criminal menacing.  

When a Port Chester police officer drove by St. Peter’s Episcopal Church on Smith Street on Tuesday, June 5, he became suspicious after he saw three men gathered in front of the church with lit lighters by their faces. 

As a Port Chester High School teacher was driving to work on Thursday, June 7, he saw one of his students on the corner of Grace Church and South Main streets getting attacked by a stranger on the sidewalk at around 7:30 a.m. 

“Help us help you,” said Rye Brook Police Lieutenant Eugene Matthews, while urging the community to remember to always lock their cars and take their keys inside.   

When an allegedly unruly person was causing problems, a security guard at El Nuevo Jomas Tavern at 112 Westchester Ave. flagged down a patrolling Port Chester police officer at 12:09 a.m. on Saturday, June 9. 

Suspicious that his girlfriend was cheating, a man confronted a woman in an allegedly violent manner in the Dunkin’ Donuts parking lot at 295 Midland Ave. on Saturday, June 9. 

After a Port Chester police officer saw a grey Subaru allegedly make an illegal left turn at the King and Adee streets intersection on Monday, June 11, he started following the car. 

Knowing Anthony Correa allegedly had an open bench warrant for a previous shoplifting offense, a Port Chester police officer tried to detain him on Monday, May 28, when he saw him walking on Midland Avenue. 

While a Port Chester police lieutenant was conducting roll call at the police station at 350 N. Main St. on Sunday, June 3, an unexpected distraction entered the lobby. 

 A 39-year-old driving a green Nissan Quest down Putnam Avenue while allegedly using his cellphone on Friday, June 1, drew the attention of a Port Chester police officer. 

When security staff at the Glamour Night Club at 114 N. Main St. wouldn’t let a 24-year-old man inside on Saturday, June 2, he allegedly wouldn’t take no for an answer. 

While Cristina Aguilar-Pacaja was perusing the jewelry at Kohl’s Department Store at 431 Boston Post Rd. on Saturday, June 2, she found a $50 pair of earrings she liked. 

An intoxicated man allegedly started a fight with one person and ended it with a complete stranger on Sunday, June 3. 

Two Port Chester residents were taking a walk to meet up with their friend at 11 p.m. on Friday, May 25, when they were allegedly attacked by a group of five men.