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The latest local police and fire news.Breaking and entering arrest in Falmouth; Yarmouth Police weekly arrests include felony assault, destruction of property, OUI & warrants
11/20/09 · 10:38 am :: posted by editor
Breaking and entering arrest made in Falmouth
FALMOUTH - In an effort to combat the most recent spike in the Breaking and Entering of residences, businesses and motor vehicles, the Falmouth Police combined information from several sources which led to the arrest of Robert Estrela, 18, of East Falmouth, for Breaking and Entering at a home on Shorewood Drive in East Falmouth.
Release courtesy of the Falmouth Police Department.
Yarmouth PD arrests November 12-19, 2009
Felony assault, destruction of property, OUI and warrants this week
YARMOUTH - During the past week, from Thursday, November 12 through Thursday, November 19, the men and women of the Yarmouth Police Department responded to 551 calls resulting in the criminal charges against 32 individuals.
The following are some of the more significant criminal events during that period.
Release and photos courtesy of the Yarmouth Police Department.
Editor's note: The information and images (mugshots) are included in this blog as a matter of public safety. Inappropriate comments on this blog post will be deleted. All individuals are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
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On Thursday, November 12 at 5:40 p.m., Kyle Walker, 18 of Haywood Avenue in South Yarmouth, was arrested by Patrol Officer Melissa Alden during a suspicious person call on Haywood on an outstanding warrant. |
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On Thursday, November 12 at 11:30 p.m., Anne T. Wells, 56 of Wilfin Road in South Yarmouth, was arrested by Patrol Officer Scott Lundegren during a domestic violence call at that address and charged with Felony Assault and Battery with a Dangerous Weapon and Assault and Battery. |
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On Friday, November 13 at 12:47 a.m., Stanley Crawford, 44 of Route 28 in South Yarmouth, was arrested by Patrol Officer Christopher Marino during a domestic violence call at that address and charged with Felony Destruction of Property and Felony Intimidation of a Witness. |
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On Friday, November 13 at 3:15 a.m., Lovell Moore, 25 of Bearses Way in Hyannis, was arrested by Patrol Officer Christopher Marino during a vehicle stop on Taft Road on an Outstanding Warrant. |
| NO IMAGE | On Friday, November 13 at 6 p.m., Jose Cervantes, 22 of Quartermaster Row in South Yarmouth, was issued a criminal complaint by K9 Patrol Officer Marc Thibeault after a motor vehicle accident on Forest Road. The criminal complaint was for OUI Liquor, Operating to Endanger and Speeding. |
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On Friday, November 13 at 5:17 p.m., Mary F. Moore, 44 of Debs Hill Road in Yarmouth Port, was arrested by Patrol Officer Melissa Alden during a domestic violence call at that address for three outstanding warrants and Felony Assault and Battery on a Person Over 60 with Serious Bodily Injury and two counts of Felony Assault and Battery with a Dangerous Weapon. |
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On Saturday, November 14 at 2:42 a.m., Craig C. Burnes, 36 of Lake Avenue in East Wareham, was arrested by Police Officer Christopher Marino during a vehicle stop on Station Avenue for OUI Liquor (2nd Offense), Numbered Plate Violation and Failure to Signal. |
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On Saturday, November 14 at 9:14 p.m., Matthew C. Falk, 45 of Route 28 in West Yarmouth, was arrested by Patrol Officer David Dickey during a domestic violence call at that address for Assault and Battery. |
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On Sunday, November 15 at 4:26 p.m., Jonathan Thomas Taylor, 31 of Lake Road East in West Yarmouth, was arrested by Patrol Officer Cheryl Nugent Gomsey during a vehicle stop on Bayview Street on three outstanding warrants. |
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On Sunday, November 15 at 7:58 p.m., Peter J. Brown, 23 of Wedgemere Road in West Yarmouth, was arrested by Patrol Officer Michael Zontoni during a domestic violence call at that address for Assault and Battery and Felony Intimidation of a Witness. |
| NO IMAGE | On Monday, November 16 at 10:50 a.m., David Anthony Cappellucci, 18 of Gordon Lane in Yarmouth Port, was arrested by Patrol Officer Brian Niezgoda during a domestic violence call for two counts of Felony Destruction of Property. |
| NO IMAGE | On Monday, November 16 at 4:03 p.m., Bobijean Bearse, 21 of Bass River Terrace in South Yarmouth was issued a criminal complaint by Patrol Officer Kalil Boghdan during a domestic violence call on Ivanhoe Road for Assault and Battery. |
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On Monday, November 16 at 3:24 p.m., Zachary Cody Teurs, 20 of Bass River Terrace in South Yarmouth, was arrested by Patrol Office Kalil Boghdan during a suspicious person call on Kaycee's Way on an outstanding warrant. |
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On Monday, November 16 at 8:36 p.m., Martin Joaquim Jr., of Baxter Avenue in West Yarmouth, was arrested by Patrol Officer Cheryl Nugent Gomsey during a domestic violence call at that address on two counts of Assault and Battery. |
| NO IMAGE | On Monday, November 16 at 8:45 p.m., Scott Claudio, 19 of Cross Road in Falmouth was issued a criminal complaint by Patrol Investigator Christopher Kent during a larceny call on Higgins Crowell Road for Felony Receiving Stolen Property. |
| NO IMAGE | On Tuesday, November 17 at 1:24 p.m., Tyashia M Warren, 20, Albert C. McCullum, 25, and Monte Curry, 28, all of Fresh Holes Road in Hyannis, were issued arrest warrants for Felony Armed Home Invasion on Route 28 by Detective Eric Nuss. |
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On Wednesday, November 18 at 5:57 p.m., Mario Cruzado Jr., 35 of Hoover Road in West Yarmouth, was arrested by Patrol Officer Michael Zontini during a suspicious person call on Hoover Road on two outstanding warrants. |
| NO IMAGE | On Wednesday, November 18 at 7:15 p.m., Emily C. Davidoff, 17 of Nathaniel Swift Road in Eastham, was arrested by Patrol Officer Justin Haire during a vehicle stop on Buck Island Road for Operating with a Suspended License. |
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On Thursday, November 19 at 1:09 a.m., Edward Francis Meehan, 50 of Weir Road in Yarmouth Port, was arrested by Patrol Officer Paulo Cruz during a vehicle stop on Winslow Gray Road for OUI Liquor (3rd Offense) and Operating to Endanger. |
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Monponsett [Member] writes:
Just curious... but has anyone ever dressed up first before beating their wife?
babycakes [Member] writes:
Yes Monpo it happens, happened to a friend of mine (the lady that had a beating put on her), he had his hair combed and after shave on before the coppers arrived to take him away---had to look his best for the judge you know....all the best to the colonel....
capedoggie [Member] writes:
Do the editors ever follow up with the disposition of the cases they show on this website???
I have a friend who was arrested for DUI and was found not guilty.
Let us know,please.
Thanks,
Capedoggie
I have a friend who was arrested for DUI and was found not guilty.
Let us know,please.
Thanks,
Capedoggie
notawonk [Member] writes:
Court records, appearances, indictments, trials, etc are, appropriately, required by law to be pubished. But, how is publication of domestic-violence or traffic-stop mugshots a matter of public safety as is claimed? Of 32 individuals arrested this week why are there only 21 named; why are there only 14 pictures; why are pictures of the Felony-Home-Invasion suspects not included (there's a public safety issue)? What are those arrested for outstanding warrants charged with, smoking marijuana 6 months ago? What are the policies and who judges who is or is not displayed here? There but for the grace of God -- think about it.
margebunny21 [Member] writes:
notawonk:
I've never seen such an array of mugshots
on a Cape-oriented website until I came
here. I like that, as the rival (CCT) media
is waaay overrated.
RE: "Think about it"
You wrote:
"Court records, appearances, indictments, trials, etc are, appropriately, required by law to be pubished. "
Required of precisely whom?
Could you be a little more specific?
"But, how is publication of domestic-violence or traffic-stop mugshots a matter of public safety as is claimed?"
The first part of this should be self-explanatory.
It's also common practice
for the media to print/post that which
is legally available.
"Of 32 individuals arrested this week why are there only 21 named; why are there only 14 pictures?"
Your question declares fault, but
it does'nt seem to consider
the source of the statistics involved (police, court)
which are the determining
factor of availability.
As you posted...."Think about it."...
I've never seen such an array of mugshots
on a Cape-oriented website until I came
here. I like that, as the rival (CCT) media
is waaay overrated.
RE: "Think about it"
You wrote:
"Court records, appearances, indictments, trials, etc are, appropriately, required by law to be pubished. "
Required of precisely whom?
Could you be a little more specific?
"But, how is publication of domestic-violence or traffic-stop mugshots a matter of public safety as is claimed?"
The first part of this should be self-explanatory.
It's also common practice
for the media to print/post that which
is legally available.
"Of 32 individuals arrested this week why are there only 21 named; why are there only 14 pictures?"
Your question declares fault, but
it does'nt seem to consider
the source of the statistics involved (police, court)
which are the determining
factor of availability.
As you posted...."Think about it."...
notawonk [Member] writes:
Don't be tedious, mb21.
Apparently Yarmouth is the only PD that is choosing to flog their mugshots.
Some might be worth a public-safety news story, but this week they didn't have the preumably dangerous home-invaders up here. Most other PDs don't treat their citizenry like this.
Yarmouth PD - and CCtoday - need to state and follow a policy.
Sticking mugs of tired unhappy spouses, or misbehaving drivers, or people with an undefined warrant (pot or armed robbery?)in this place for people like you, mb21, to giggle at has no public safety benefit. And these people aren't necessarily guilty, as capedoggie points out.
And, are those whose pictures aren't posted some policeman's friends or a selectman's kid?
This isn't service or protection; it's implied intimidation of police power.
We'd better say "Sir" or we get our picture took.
Yeah, Sir, that's a little far, but with short-sighted questions like mb21's one has to go a little far to make the point.
Apparently Yarmouth is the only PD that is choosing to flog their mugshots.
Some might be worth a public-safety news story, but this week they didn't have the preumably dangerous home-invaders up here. Most other PDs don't treat their citizenry like this.
Yarmouth PD - and CCtoday - need to state and follow a policy.
Sticking mugs of tired unhappy spouses, or misbehaving drivers, or people with an undefined warrant (pot or armed robbery?)in this place for people like you, mb21, to giggle at has no public safety benefit. And these people aren't necessarily guilty, as capedoggie points out.
And, are those whose pictures aren't posted some policeman's friends or a selectman's kid?
This isn't service or protection; it's implied intimidation of police power.
We'd better say "Sir" or we get our picture took.
Yeah, Sir, that's a little far, but with short-sighted questions like mb21's one has to go a little far to make the point.
margebunny21 [Member] writes:
notawonk [Member] writes:
"Don't be tedious, mb21."
Tedious? The purpose of my reply was an
explanation, it was not to entertain.
"for people like you, mb21, to giggle at"
So I made a joke about Mary Tyler Moore...so what?
If you want to spend your days being
crabby, that's your choice.
Besides, a lot of people like a little
comedy to break the monotony of life.
"Most other PDs don't treat their citizenry like this."
That sounds like an issue between you
and "most other PD's".
I suggest you take it up with them. Good luck.
"Yarmouth PD - and CCtoday - need to state and follow a policy."
Need and requirements are'nt always the same.
You also should read the Editor's note
directly above the photobox.
It looks like a policy explanation to me.
"And these people aren't necessarily guilty"
Again- this is CLEARLY stated directly
in the Editor's note.
I'll be back- I'm not done with you...
"Don't be tedious, mb21."
Tedious? The purpose of my reply was an
explanation, it was not to entertain.
"for people like you, mb21, to giggle at"
So I made a joke about Mary Tyler Moore...so what?
If you want to spend your days being
crabby, that's your choice.
Besides, a lot of people like a little
comedy to break the monotony of life.
"Most other PDs don't treat their citizenry like this."
That sounds like an issue between you
and "most other PD's".
I suggest you take it up with them. Good luck.
"Yarmouth PD - and CCtoday - need to state and follow a policy."
Need and requirements are'nt always the same.
You also should read the Editor's note
directly above the photobox.
It looks like a policy explanation to me.
"And these people aren't necessarily guilty"
Again- this is CLEARLY stated directly
in the Editor's note.
I'll be back- I'm not done with you...
margebunny21 [Member] writes:
notawonk [Member] writes:
"yada, yada, yada."
Replies like this tell
the reader something I don't have to.
And if anyone clicks "show comments by this user"
in your reply box, they'll get a pretty
good idea excatly why you're posting.
Back to your gregarious post earlier:
"And, are those whose pictures aren't posted some policeman's friends or a selectman's kid? "
They are more than likely in a police file.
They'd be happy to share it with you.
Just walk in there and tell them you're armed.
"This isn't service or protection; it's implied intimidation of police power."
Right.
I'm sure the CC2day staff meets weekly
with police to discuss various ways
of "implying intimidation".
"We'd better say "Sir" or we get our picture took."
During a traffic stop, they also like it
when your hands are clearly visible on the
steering wheel.
"short-sighted questions like mb21's"
If you hand me your reciept,
I'll be happy to refund your money, Sir.
"yada, yada, yada."
Replies like this tell
the reader something I don't have to.
And if anyone clicks "show comments by this user"
in your reply box, they'll get a pretty
good idea excatly why you're posting.
Back to your gregarious post earlier:
"And, are those whose pictures aren't posted some policeman's friends or a selectman's kid? "
They are more than likely in a police file.
They'd be happy to share it with you.
Just walk in there and tell them you're armed.
"This isn't service or protection; it's implied intimidation of police power."
Right.
I'm sure the CC2day staff meets weekly
with police to discuss various ways
of "implying intimidation".
"We'd better say "Sir" or we get our picture took."
During a traffic stop, they also like it
when your hands are clearly visible on the
steering wheel.
"short-sighted questions like mb21's"
If you hand me your reciept,
I'll be happy to refund your money, Sir.
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