Two people were arrested early Sunday morning on drug-related charges after a traffic stop on the Thruway.
State police stopped a car for traffic violations just before 2 a.m. The driver, 47-year-old Michael J. Rumrill of St. Andrews Drive in Clifton Park, allegedly had hypodermic needles. He was charged with a misdemeanor of criminally possessing a hypodermic instrument and released after being issued an appearance ticket.
The female passenger, 23-year-old Erica C. Melendez of Chrisler Avenue in Schenectady, allegedly had numerous small glassine envelopes containing heroin, according to police.
She was charged with the felonies of third-degree criminal sale of a controlled substance and fourth-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance. Melendez was arraigned in Coeymans Town Court and remanded to the Albany County Jail on $25,000 bail. She is scheduled to appear again in court on Thursday.
2011年3月29日星期二
2011年3月27日星期日
Jackson police: Woman tossed hypodermic needles out truck window
A township woman was placed under arrest and charged with possession of hypodermic syringes and possession of drug paraphernalia on Friday night, according to a press release from the township police department.
At approximately 11:30 p.m. Friday, township police officer Jeremy Felder conducted a motor vehicle stop on a Dodge pick-up as it was pulling into the Hess station on Bennetts Mills Road.
During the motor vehicle stop, Felder observed the driver of the vehicle toss a small bag from the truck to the ground outside the truck. According to the police, the bag was recovered and was discovered to contain several hypodermic syringes, empty baggies and other paraphernalia commonly associated with heroin use.
Leigh Santillo, 18, was placed under arrest, transported to police headquarters and released on a summons/complaint with a pending court date.
At approximately 11:30 p.m. Friday, township police officer Jeremy Felder conducted a motor vehicle stop on a Dodge pick-up as it was pulling into the Hess station on Bennetts Mills Road.
During the motor vehicle stop, Felder observed the driver of the vehicle toss a small bag from the truck to the ground outside the truck. According to the police, the bag was recovered and was discovered to contain several hypodermic syringes, empty baggies and other paraphernalia commonly associated with heroin use.
Leigh Santillo, 18, was placed under arrest, transported to police headquarters and released on a summons/complaint with a pending court date.
2011年3月22日星期二
Three police assaulted and sprayed with blood while trying to interview man, 25, in PA Hospital
THREE police were tackled, assaulted and sprayed with blood when a police interview went wrong at the Princess Alexandra Hospital yesterday.
A 25-year-old man is due to appear in Brisbane Magistrates Court today after he tackled one of three police officers who came to speak with him while he was bed-bound at the hospital yesterday.
Two other officers tried to restrain the man, at which time the cannula needle in his arm detached and sprayed them with blood.
The man allegedly then kicked an officer in the chest and punched her in the face.
The man then took off and ran through several wards before officers were able to recapture him and take him into custody.
All three officers required medical treatment following the ordeal.
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The man was charged with three counts of serious assault and obstructing police.
A 25-year-old man is due to appear in Brisbane Magistrates Court today after he tackled one of three police officers who came to speak with him while he was bed-bound at the hospital yesterday.
Two other officers tried to restrain the man, at which time the cannula needle in his arm detached and sprayed them with blood.
The man allegedly then kicked an officer in the chest and punched her in the face.
The man then took off and ran through several wards before officers were able to recapture him and take him into custody.
All three officers required medical treatment following the ordeal.
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The man was charged with three counts of serious assault and obstructing police.
2011年3月13日星期日
Charges possible after SH1 accident
A 61-year-old man fell asleep and crashed into the barrier at the north end of the Grove Rd
bridge in Blenheim about 6am today.
Constable Michelle Stagg said the man was driving a Toyota Hilux four-wheel-drive south when
it appeared he fell asleep and hit the barrier, extensively damaging his vehicle.
The man was uninjured and both lanes of State Highway 1 were closed for about 20 minutes
while the 4WD was towed away.
Charges may be laid, Miss Stagg said.
In other weekend arrests, a 65-year-old Christchurch teacher has been charged for driving in
Blenheim while forbidden. The woman had been stopped by police about midnight yesterday and
was told she should not be driving because of the combination of medicine she was taking, but
Miss Stagg said she drove anyway. The woman is due to appear in the Blenheim District Court
on April 4.
An unemployed man and a student were arrested for burglary after they were found in a garage
in Springlands about 11pm Saturday. The 21-year-old and the 16-year-old ran away but were
found by police and will appear in court tomorrow. Both were released on bail.
A 27-year-old pregnant, unemployed woman was arrested in Picton on Friday for having Ritalin
without a prescription and a hypodermic needle for use with non-prescription drugs. She was
released on bail and was due to appear in the Blenheim District Court today.
A 22-year-old German tourist was arrested for shoplifting from The Warehouse Blenheim on
Saturday.
A 23-year-old vineyard worker was arrested for assault after an incident on Kinross St,
Blenheim, early yesterday. The man will appear in the Blenheim District Court on March 21.
A 52-year-old beneficiary was arrested after he was found in the New World Blenheim yard
about 11pm yesterday. Miss Stagg said more people were being caught trying to steal goods
from supermarket stock entrances.
bridge in Blenheim about 6am today.
Constable Michelle Stagg said the man was driving a Toyota Hilux four-wheel-drive south when
it appeared he fell asleep and hit the barrier, extensively damaging his vehicle.
The man was uninjured and both lanes of State Highway 1 were closed for about 20 minutes
while the 4WD was towed away.
Charges may be laid, Miss Stagg said.
In other weekend arrests, a 65-year-old Christchurch teacher has been charged for driving in
Blenheim while forbidden. The woman had been stopped by police about midnight yesterday and
was told she should not be driving because of the combination of medicine she was taking, but
Miss Stagg said she drove anyway. The woman is due to appear in the Blenheim District Court
on April 4.
An unemployed man and a student were arrested for burglary after they were found in a garage
in Springlands about 11pm Saturday. The 21-year-old and the 16-year-old ran away but were
found by police and will appear in court tomorrow. Both were released on bail.
A 27-year-old pregnant, unemployed woman was arrested in Picton on Friday for having Ritalin
without a prescription and a hypodermic needle for use with non-prescription drugs. She was
released on bail and was due to appear in the Blenheim District Court today.
A 22-year-old German tourist was arrested for shoplifting from The Warehouse Blenheim on
Saturday.
A 23-year-old vineyard worker was arrested for assault after an incident on Kinross St,
Blenheim, early yesterday. The man will appear in the Blenheim District Court on March 21.
A 52-year-old beneficiary was arrested after he was found in the New World Blenheim yard
about 11pm yesterday. Miss Stagg said more people were being caught trying to steal goods
from supermarket stock entrances.
2011年3月9日星期三
Man faces home improvement fraud charges
A 31-year-old Rehoboth Beach man was charged with fraud after taking money for home
construction work he never did, state police said today.
The suspect, Kevin T. Worrell, also was arrested last Thursday when he was found with 14
grams of cocaine, a hypodermic needle and drug paraphernalia while trying to break into a
home in the 550 block of Second Street in Rehoboth Beach, said police Cpl. Bruce Harris.
In the fraud case, Worrell took $2,300 from a 29-year-old Aston, Pa., man to do drywall work
at a home in the 33000 block of Marlin Court in Lewis, Harris said.
Worrell told the victim he would do the work after the check cleared. But the victim became
suspicious because his bank records showed it already had been cashed, Harris said.
He then told the victim to stop payment on the check and wire additional money, Harris said.
Worrell also is accused of shoplifting a can of Red Bull last Thursday from a Rehoboth area
Wawa and becoming disorderly when he was confronted by a clerk.
In the break-in, Worrell was charged with trafficking cocaine and 12 other offenses. He was
given a $2,000 unsecured bond in the fraud case but remained in Sussex Correctional
Institution on $68,500 bond in the drug and burglary case.
construction work he never did, state police said today.
The suspect, Kevin T. Worrell, also was arrested last Thursday when he was found with 14
grams of cocaine, a hypodermic needle and drug paraphernalia while trying to break into a
home in the 550 block of Second Street in Rehoboth Beach, said police Cpl. Bruce Harris.
In the fraud case, Worrell took $2,300 from a 29-year-old Aston, Pa., man to do drywall work
at a home in the 33000 block of Marlin Court in Lewis, Harris said.
Worrell told the victim he would do the work after the check cleared. But the victim became
suspicious because his bank records showed it already had been cashed, Harris said.
He then told the victim to stop payment on the check and wire additional money, Harris said.
Worrell also is accused of shoplifting a can of Red Bull last Thursday from a Rehoboth area
Wawa and becoming disorderly when he was confronted by a clerk.
In the break-in, Worrell was charged with trafficking cocaine and 12 other offenses. He was
given a $2,000 unsecured bond in the fraud case but remained in Sussex Correctional
Institution on $68,500 bond in the drug and burglary case.
2011年3月3日星期四
Police: Springs robber armed with hypodermic needle
A man threatened a convenience story clerk with a hypodermic needle early Saturday
morning before fleeing the store with cash and cigarettes, Colorado Springs police
report.
Police say the man pulled the needle just after 3 a.m. at a 7-11 store in the 100
block of South Nevada Avenue before demanding cash.
The clerk avoided injury by handing over the money and the smokes, police said.
The robber with the odd weapon fled into the night, eluding police who used a tracking
dog to hunt him.
On Wed. March 2, 2011 at approximately 4:50 pm, Jackson Police Officers responded to the parking lot of Glory’s Market on West Commodore Blvd. after an off duty New Jersey State Trooper notified police headquarters that he had observed a person in a vehicle using a hypodermic needle and appearing to inject narcotics.
Officers arrived on scene and discovered a male and female in a vehicle parked in the parking lot. During the investigation, officers recovered a hypodermic syringe on the male subject. The female subject was discovered to have an outstanding warrant for her arrest. A search was conducted of the vehicle and ten decks of heroin were recovered.
It was discovered that a third subject had gone into the market and run out another exit prior to Jackson Officers arriving on scene. A check of the area was done for this subject after it was reported he was seen running onto the Interstate 195 on ramp but he was not located although he was identified.
Christopher Carsen, age 25 of Murdock Place, Jackson. Mr. Carsen was charged with Possession of Heroin and Possession of Hypodermic Syringes. Bail was set by Judge Daniel Sahin at $35,000/ no ten percent option. He was lodged in Ocean County Jail.
Nicole Gibson, age 23 of Madison Court, Brick. Ms. Gibson was charged with Possession of Heroin and Obstructing. Bail was set at $35,000/ no ten percent option by Judge Daniel Sahin. She also had an outstanding warrant for $15,000 out of Monmouth County for a previous narcotics charge. She was lodged in Ocean County Jail.
Brandon Bisignano, age 24 of West Pleasant Grove Road, Jackson. Mr.
Bisignano was located at his residence the following day. He was charged with Possession of Heroin and Obstructing. Bail was set at $35,000/ no ten percent option by Judge Daniel Sahin. Bisignano was lodged in Ocean County Jail.
The arrests at Glory’s Market parking lot were made by Officers Louis Notare and Keith Hood and they were assisted by Sgt. Donald Clark.
The arrest of Bisignano the following day was made by Officers Wayne Olejarz and Colin Menafra.
morning before fleeing the store with cash and cigarettes, Colorado Springs police
report.
Police say the man pulled the needle just after 3 a.m. at a 7-11 store in the 100
block of South Nevada Avenue before demanding cash.
The clerk avoided injury by handing over the money and the smokes, police said.
The robber with the odd weapon fled into the night, eluding police who used a tracking
dog to hunt him.
On Wed. March 2, 2011 at approximately 4:50 pm, Jackson Police Officers responded to the parking lot of Glory’s Market on West Commodore Blvd. after an off duty New Jersey State Trooper notified police headquarters that he had observed a person in a vehicle using a hypodermic needle and appearing to inject narcotics.
Officers arrived on scene and discovered a male and female in a vehicle parked in the parking lot. During the investigation, officers recovered a hypodermic syringe on the male subject. The female subject was discovered to have an outstanding warrant for her arrest. A search was conducted of the vehicle and ten decks of heroin were recovered.
It was discovered that a third subject had gone into the market and run out another exit prior to Jackson Officers arriving on scene. A check of the area was done for this subject after it was reported he was seen running onto the Interstate 195 on ramp but he was not located although he was identified.
Christopher Carsen, age 25 of Murdock Place, Jackson. Mr. Carsen was charged with Possession of Heroin and Possession of Hypodermic Syringes. Bail was set by Judge Daniel Sahin at $35,000/ no ten percent option. He was lodged in Ocean County Jail.
Nicole Gibson, age 23 of Madison Court, Brick. Ms. Gibson was charged with Possession of Heroin and Obstructing. Bail was set at $35,000/ no ten percent option by Judge Daniel Sahin. She also had an outstanding warrant for $15,000 out of Monmouth County for a previous narcotics charge. She was lodged in Ocean County Jail.
Brandon Bisignano, age 24 of West Pleasant Grove Road, Jackson. Mr.
Bisignano was located at his residence the following day. He was charged with Possession of Heroin and Obstructing. Bail was set at $35,000/ no ten percent option by Judge Daniel Sahin. Bisignano was lodged in Ocean County Jail.
The arrests at Glory’s Market parking lot were made by Officers Louis Notare and Keith Hood and they were assisted by Sgt. Donald Clark.
The arrest of Bisignano the following day was made by Officers Wayne Olejarz and Colin Menafra.
2011年2月28日星期一
Five arrested in Scott County drug bust
Police in Scottsburg arrested five people Friday after receiving a tip that illegal
drug activity was taking place in a home with small children.
So on the afternoon of Feb. 25, troopers from the Indiana State Police Post at
Sellersburg along with the Scott County Division of Family and Children paid a visit to
the home at 699 North Hyland Street in Scottsburg. After conducting an investigation
and locating controlled substances and paraphernalia in the home, five people were
arrested and taken to the Scott County Jail.
Jeramy L. Smith, 25, from Scottsburg, was arrested and charged with maintaining a
common nuisance, neglect of a dependant, possession of marijuana, and possession of
paraphernalia.
Ashley D. Harbold, 21, from Scottsburg, was arrested and charged with maintaining a
common nuisance, neglect of a dependant, possession of marijuana, and possession of
paraphernalia.
Ryan L. Smith, 29, from Scottsburg, was arrested and charged with maintaining a common
nuisance, possession of a hypodermic needle, possession of marijuana, and possession of
paraphernalia.
John Hawn, 24, was arrested and charged with visiting a common nuisance, possession of
a hypodermic needle, possession of paraphernalia, and neglect of a dependant.
Jessica Hawn, 23, from Scottsburg, was arrested and charged with neglect of a dependant
and visiting a common nuisance.
No photos of the suspects are available at this time.
drug activity was taking place in a home with small children.
So on the afternoon of Feb. 25, troopers from the Indiana State Police Post at
Sellersburg along with the Scott County Division of Family and Children paid a visit to
the home at 699 North Hyland Street in Scottsburg. After conducting an investigation
and locating controlled substances and paraphernalia in the home, five people were
arrested and taken to the Scott County Jail.
Jeramy L. Smith, 25, from Scottsburg, was arrested and charged with maintaining a
common nuisance, neglect of a dependant, possession of marijuana, and possession of
paraphernalia.
Ashley D. Harbold, 21, from Scottsburg, was arrested and charged with maintaining a
common nuisance, neglect of a dependant, possession of marijuana, and possession of
paraphernalia.
Ryan L. Smith, 29, from Scottsburg, was arrested and charged with maintaining a common
nuisance, possession of a hypodermic needle, possession of marijuana, and possession of
paraphernalia.
John Hawn, 24, was arrested and charged with visiting a common nuisance, possession of
a hypodermic needle, possession of paraphernalia, and neglect of a dependant.
Jessica Hawn, 23, from Scottsburg, was arrested and charged with neglect of a dependant
and visiting a common nuisance.
No photos of the suspects are available at this time.
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