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An Adidas tri-fold wallet was stolen out of a white 1995 Chevy Lumina in Old Town some time between 12:30 a.m. and 7:30 a.m. Monday, April 21. The wallet contained various identification cards, an ATM card and $3 cash.
A juvenile was arrested and issued two summonses following an incident in Old Town at 6:21 p.m. Sunday, April 20. An officer noticed the juvenile skateboarding in a park near the downtown area of Old Town. This was a violation of the Human Propelled Conveyance Ordinance, a violation that the juvenile had been warned of in the past. As a result, the officer issued the juvenile a summons. He was also issued a verbal criminal trespass warning and was told to stay out of the park for the next 24 hours. The juvenile responded by saying he might as well be summonsed now because he would be returning to the park. Five minutes later, he was found at the park once again. He was arrested and taken to the Old Town Police station. There he was released to his father and put on house arrest.
One man was arrested and another was summonsed following a situation on Main Street at 5:55 p.m. Saturday, April 19. An officer noticed a blue Jeep Wrangler being driven by a man he recognized as Michael Dow. He ran a background check and found that Dow’s license was under suspension due to failure to appear in court and failure to pay a fine. Dow was placed under arrest. The owner of the Jeep and passenger, identified as Scott Murray, 18, was then asked if he had been drinking. He admitted to consuming four beers earlier. As a result, he was issued a summons for illegal possession of alcohol by a minor by consumption.
Two men were issued summonses following a traffic stop on Stillwater Avenue at 1:55 a.m. Saturday, April 19. A green Ford Explorer was seen speeding east on the road. An officer pulled the car over. The officer noticed some beer in the back of the vehicle. The driver, Shawn Evans, 18, was issued a summons for illegal transportation of liquor by a minor. The officer then detected the odor of intoxicating beverages and asked the three passengers who had been drinking. One of the passengers, Gregory Morrill, 20, admitted to drinking. He was issued a summons for possession of alcohol by a minor by consumption.
