Weekly public-safety briefs: generator fire, assault arrest, exposure incident, recovered bicycle and marine rescue

This week’s public-safety briefs reported several local incidents:

• A generator fire at Emagansa School on June 24 at 7:30 a.m. was extinguished by the volunteer fire department; no injuries were reported, and schools implemented a two-hour delay that day.

• An employee of the Montalk IGA was assaulted on June 20 at 11:30 a.m.; police arrested a suspect after the victim pressed charges. The victim reported hand pain and swelling but declined medical attention.

• On June 25 a man exposed himself in an alley between Main Street and Blue Parrot restaurant in East Hampton Village; after being told to cover up and leave, he did so and no charges were filed, the broadcast said.

• A bicycle reported stolen in Hampton Bay on June 30 (value reported at $950) was recognized from surveillance and recovered; the suspect was charged with petty larceny.

• Two stranded jet-skiers were rescued by marine deputies in Shinikok Bay on June 27 after being found holding on to a capsized jet ski; they were returned to shore with no injuries.

The broadcast provided incident summaries but did not include police reports, suspect names (except where charges were noted), or further investigative details.