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East Aurora / Town of Aurora Police Department Interdepartmental Correspondence pointing it at a patron. The incident originated when the defendant became upset over the amount of gratuity that a patron had left. The defendant was arraigned in Aurora Town Court and remanded to the Erie County Holding Center. Miscellaneous e Lt. O’Hara returned to active duty on April 25, e PO Pierce has successfully completed his field training program and is now on independent patrol. e The return of Lt. O’Hara and release of PO Pierce puts the police department at full staff for the first time since August of 2025. e The speed monitoring devices have been placed at various locations in the jurisdiction. A reminder that these devices record numbers of vehicles and the speeds at which vehicles are traveling. Data from reports has not indicated speed issues in areas where residents have made complaints. I do believe that perception is a factor in these complaints. One area of concern has been the Porterville-Pine Street curve. Officers have been running radar in this area with no issues with speeding. The curve is designed in a way (about 80 degrees) that makes it difficult to navigate at much more than 30 mph, which is the speed limit.