Crimes Nearby: Burglary, DWI

Suffolk County police reported the following information:

Kings Park

John Scarlett, 31, and Matthew Olson, 31, both of Kings Park, were charged on Feb. 22 in Dix Hills, with unlawful use of a  controlled substance and possession of stolen property. Police said Scarlett and Olson were in possession of four spools of copper wire taken from the Long Island Power Authority.

Kyle Rieff, 21, of Kings Park, was charged with burglarizing a residence in Smithtown on Feb. 20 at approximately 11:00 a.m. Police said Rieff broke the rear glass door of the residence and removed a watch.

Scott Campbell, 25, of Kings Park was charged with driving while intoxicated on Feb. 19. Police said Campbell was speeding when he went through a red light and was then charged with DWI.

Smithtown

Kyle Rieff, 20, of Kings Park, was arrested on Feb. 21 in Smithtown at 8:19 p.m. on two charges of second-degree burglary. Reports state Rieff was arrested for the Jan. 21, 2011 robbery of a home on Astor Court in Commack. The report states Rieff entered a basement window and left the home with jewelry and a Nintendo Wii system. Reports also state that Rieff broke the rear glass door of a home on Verbena Court in Commack on May 18, 2011 and left with a watch.

Raymond Kump, 28, of St. James, was arrested in Smithtown on Feb. 22 on charges of first-offense DWI. Reports state Kump was arrested at Route 25 at Brooksite Drive at 1:25 a.m. while driving a 2006 Nissan.

Three Village 

Bishal Dey, 19, of Woodside, was arrested Feb. 17 in Setauket and charged with first-offense DWI. Police say Bishal was driving northbound on Nicolls Road when he went through a red light and crashed into a wooded area at the intersection of Nicolls Road and Route 25A at approximately 2 a.m.

Windows of two cars were shattered on back-to-back nights last week on Christian Avenue, according to police. A Christian Avenue homeowner in Setauket reported Feb. 24 at 11:55 p.m. that the rear window of a 2004 Honda Civic was shot out, possibly with a pellet gun, according to a police report. Police also said a Christian Avenue homeowner in Stony Brook reported Feb. 25 at 8:30 p.m. that the rear window of a 2003 Honda Element was shot out, possibly with a BB gun. Both incidents were classified as fourth-degree criminal mischief, a misdemeanor. Police could not confirm whether the two incidents were related.