Carmel police crack down on quality-of-life complaints

In the past two weeks, officers have issued multiple summonses for issues including soliciting without a permit and illegal dumping.

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Jun 19, 2023, 9:53 PM

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Updated 550 days ago

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Carmel police say its officers are enforcing quality-of-life laws following a swath of recent complaints.

In the past two weeks, officers have issued multiple summonses for issues including soliciting without a permit and illegal dumping.

In one case, an officer found a man playing a fake violin with a loudspeaker at Mahopac Village Center, but he didn't have a permit.

Officers also issued a summons to someone living on Scott Road for illegal dumping on Bullet Hole Road.

The police department explained the recent crackdown in a Facebook post.

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