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Parking employee calls police after threatening
At 9:58 a.m. Dec. 7, Public Safety received a call from Parking Services about a disorderly male in the College Avenue south parking lot. A vehicle pulled up to a Parking Services employee, and the driver started yelling from inside. The driver, who was alone in the vehicle, was later identified as Michael Ferriggi, 22, of Milo. He questioned what the Parking Services employee was doing, and then started calling the employee names out of agitation. The employee felt threatened by the Ferriggi’s actions and got a plate number from the vehicle. Ferriggi was contacted and when he came to the police department he was issued a summons for disorderly conduct.
Open door tips officer to
underage alcohol possession
At 9:12 p.m. Dec. 3, two officers were on foot patrol on the fourth floor of Hart Hall when a room door opened and a female subject stepped out into the hallway. Behind her were two other males who began to step out into the hallway. When the officers walked by the open door, they noticed a 12-ounce bottle of Twisted Tea. Both the female and two males that exited the room appeared underage, and the officers asked for identification. The female was identified as Tyne Hagerstrom, 20, of Hart Hall. Everyone inside the room was underage, and they were asked by the officers if they had consumed any alcoholic beverage during the evening. The officers asked if they could search the room and after receiving consent, found a bottle of Boone’s Farm, a bottle of Bacardi Razz, a bottle of Bacardi Superior, a liter bottle of vodka, and another 12-ounce bottle of Twisted Tea inside the refrigerator. Hagerstrom admitted the alcohol was hers, and she was charged with possession of alcohol by a minor.
Speeding ticket nets driver and passenger alcohol violation
At 12:30 a.m. Sunday on Long Road, an officer observed a vehicle pass him traveling 37 mph in a 20 mph zone. The officer stopped the vehicle and made contact with the driver, Christopher Bourgoin, 19, of Saco. The officer smelled the odor of alcohol coming from inside the vehicle and determined the passenger had been drinking. The officer asked the passenger, Oliver Markewicz, 18, of Orono, if there was any alcohol in his backpack. Markewicz said that there was one beer, which he then turned over to the officer. Bourgoin was asked if he had any alcohol, and he took out a bottle of Hennessy, which he gave to the officer. Both occupants of the vehicle were summoned for possession of alcohol by a minor, and Bourgoin was issued a warning for speed.
Snow removal frustration leads
to consumption charge for man
At 3:55 a.m. Saturday, a call from Parking Services reported that while they were towing vehicles for snow removal, they were accosted by two extremely intoxicated male subjects. Both subjects, one of whom was underage, were identified as non-students and were told to leave campus. The underage subject, Aaron Jankowski, 20, of Bangor, was issued a summons for illegal possession through consumption.
Bangor Daily News