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Arrests recorded June 22-June 25

Arrest information is provided by the New London Police Department. An arrest does not constitute a conviction.

June 22

Jovan M. Wilson, 32, of 79 Garfield Ave., New London, was charged with criminal mischief in the second degree and breach of peace in the second degree. Bond was set at $500.

Matthew Moffitt, 46, of 13 Malavenda Lane, Norwich, was charged with interfering with a police officer, criminal impersonation, operating a motor vehicle with a suspended license, making an improper turn, engaging in pursuit and reckless endangerment. Bond was set at $70,000.

Jamie Elizabeth Poulos, 24, of 1 Windy Ridge Place, Waterford, was charged with operating a motor vehicle with a suspended license and using a cell phone while driving.

John N. Scarpa, 56, of 37 Spring Street, New London, was charged with threatening and disorderly conduct.

David J. Bernardo, 45, of 1579 Rte. 12, Gales Ferry, was charged with larceny in the 6th degree.

Percy Guillen Zea, 48, of 195 3rd Ave., New London, was charged with failure to drive right, operating a motor vehicle without a license and driving under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol.

David J. Swirski, 30, of 47 Turner Rd., Oakdale, was charged with operating a motor vehicle under a suspended license, possession of drug paraphenalia, and failure to obey a traffic signal.

Edwin Santana, Jr., 29, of 48 Crystal Ave., New London, was charged with possession of marijuana (less than four ounces) and possession of marijuana within a school zone.

Marcos Fernandez, 43, of 36 Mountain Road, New London, was charged with criminal trespass in the third degree and fifth-degree larceny.

Alexander Rivera, 36, of 187 Huntington St., New London, was charged with third-degree criminal trespass and fifth-degree larceny.

Wilfredo Lebron, 41, of 36 Truman St., New London, was charged with breach of peace in the second degree and assault in the third degree.

June 23

Heidi L. Strain, 24, of 253 Gibson Hill Rd., Sterling, was charged with Failure to Appear (second). Bond was set at $10,000.

Paul Maurice, 47, of no fixed address, was arrested at West Pleasant Street in New London for violating a protective order, and for having a warrant out for violating a protective order. 

Jason Rodriguez, 36, of 65 Federal Street, New London, was arrested for breach of peace in the second degree and trespassing in the third degree.

June 24

Javier Moniz, 25, of no certain address, was arrested at 96 Green Street, New London, and charged with interfering with a police officer, criminal use of a firearm, unlawful discharge of a firearm, criminal possession of a firearm, carrying a firearm under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol, carrying a dangerous weapon, two counts of assault in the first degree, and reckless endangerment. Bond was set at $200,000.

Jania Delgado, 41, of 315 Bellevue Street., Hartford, was arrested at Ocean Beach Park for interfering with a police officer.

Sonia Vazquez, 23, of 315 Bellevue Street, Hartford, was arrested for breach of peace and interfering with police officer.

June 25

Roberto Vega, 37, of 3035 N. 9th St., Philadelphia, Penn., was charged with violation of probation and failure to appear (2nd). Bond was set at $100,000.

Ellis Shauntay, 25, of 70 Huntington St., New London, was charged with conspiracy/forgery in the 2nd degree; conspiracy/larceny in the 3rd degree; conspiracy/larceny in the second degree. Bond was set at $20,000.

 

 

 

 

 

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Sue P. May 19, 2013 at 10:20 am
Richard, Are you the same Richard that sent a letter to the city council when you became concernedRead More that people that did not work for the city long enough were contributing to the pension plan? I think I have a copy of it somewhere. I think you were concerned that people were getting vested and they were not suppose to be yet.
Doc Halliday May 19, 2013 at 08:23 am
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Carol Haley May 17, 2013 at 07:44 am
Pretty funny Spencer. But you don't want a museum there. You need something that generates taxes.Read More Museums are mostly non-profit thereby not generating any taxes. I know you were being funny. I was disgusted to read the developer couldn't show financial backing.
Kathleen Mitchell May 17, 2013 at 05:47 pm
Who would haveever thought of Wasp Spray? When you get the case of spray, be sure and drop a can offRead More at my house;>)
Jeff Brown May 17, 2013 at 03:46 pm
Good article, gonna have to pick up a case of wasp spray!
Carol Haley May 17, 2013 at 12:34 pm
Barbara, I agree with you. But it is probably a lot easier to get an illegal social security numberRead More than we would know. There are two ways of looking at this issue, but my resentment is that I have to pay for them.
Barbara Crocker May 17, 2013 at 07:52 am
But for state aid they would have to have a Social Security number. Bending and breaking laws isRead More how they got here in the first place. The fact that elected officials condone and encourage these laws to be broken is the biggest problem that I have with this whole debacle. "Undocumented residents" place a burden on all of us, and take jobs that could be worked by legal residents. Employers hire illegals (yes I prefer calling them what they are, to hell with being politically correct) because it saves them money, not because "no one else would work these jobs". This is a slap in the face to all of our ancestors who came to this country and followed the rules to become citizens.
Carol Haley May 17, 2013 at 06:51 am
The way things have been going in the eastern part of the United States, as long as the illegals areRead More not breaking the law criminally (motor vehicle is different), they are not arrested for being illegal. Its the illegal immigrants who break the law, such as the large drug bust recently in the papers. As long as they are minding their own business, they get a pass. The only problem I have with illegals is their rush to get on state aid, food stamps, etc. I don't think we should have to support those that choose to live in this country illegally. Becoming a US citizen is not cheap. It is expensive, but it is something that they must work for.
Spencer May 16, 2013 at 04:42 pm
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Carol Haley May 15, 2013 at 05:05 pm
Sounds like a bunch of goobledygook to me. And Sue, the Democrats being divided isn't anything newRead More as well as the backstabbing and bs. It's been going on for years. That is one of the reasons I changed to independent a long time ago. I'm presently a Democrat, but changing back to independent as soon as I can get down there.
Felicia Hendersen May 15, 2013 at 09:00 am
Bravo Sue P. And Kathleen I changed the word from "her" to "his". Why shouldRead More people not question the motives of the city council president?
Sue P. May 15, 2013 at 08:53 am
Glad to here that Felicia, I sure hope that you are who you are and not the HE I was told you are.Read More Now is the time to work together and not pick each other apart like the Administration is doing to the Democrat Town Committee.You should see how divided they are and all the back stabbing and bickering that goes on. I say stay clear of that group.
William Desmond May 14, 2013 at 12:47 pm
I must say this has created quite a stir!
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Richard Cranium May 13, 2013 at 10:26 pm
I think it is pretty funny although they should be wearing argyle vest sweaters!