Arrests:

Colin Folsom, 18, of 715 Middle Road, Standish, was arrested Aug. 30 on a charge of criminal speed.

Raymond Martell III, 19, of 85 Dolloff Road, Standish, was arrested Aug. 29 on a charge of criminal speed.

Christopher Watts, 29, of 2 Hancock Road, Casco, was arrested Aug. 31 on a Maine State Police warrant charging fishing without a license.

Calls:

Burgled

A State Park Road, Casco resident reported that his ex-girlfriend entered his residence and removed items. The girlfriend was issued a criminal trespass warning for the residence.

No contact

A Hancock Road, Casco resident reported that her estranged husband violated a protective order by having contact with her.

Unlike a lamb

A Lambs Mill Road, Naples resident reported that her live-in boyfriend assaulted (choked and punched) her. She further stated that he has been physically and mentally abusing her for the past two months. The man was arrested Sept. 2 for assault.

Don’t phone home

A Hancock Pond Road, Sebago resident reported that her estranged husband violated a protective order by contacting her via the phone. The man was arrested Sept. 1.

Up the creek

An Ashleigh Lane, Standish couple reported that their son threatened to kill both of them. The boy’s probation officer was notified and a probation hold was authorized. The boy was taken to the Long Creek Youth Center.

Break and enter

A Naples Lobster Pound employee reported that entry was possibly gained into the business by forcing a side door. Nothing was taken or disturbed, however.

Stolen green machine

A Naples resident reported that someone removed his bicycle that was parked next to Sun Sports in Naples. The bicycle is described as a DK, model General Lee, orange BMX bicycle with green brake pads.

Return for returnables

A Pine Lane, Raymond resident reported that someone removed two bags of returnable bottles and cans from his backyard. A possible suspect is a man who came to the door collecting bottles for the “Maine Tomcats” football team to pay for buses. A check with the team revealed that the team was no longer collecting because the buses were paid for. The male was described as white, in his 30’s, medium build with light hair. He was last seen wearing a “Maine Tomcats” shirt that was white with yellow trim. The man was driving an older black SUV type vehicle.

Stolen boat motor

A River Road, Standish resident reported that someone removed the motor and battery from his boat. Items were described as a black and white Motor Guide 740 motor and an EverStart 12-volt battery.

Drill the tenant

A Pequawket Trail, Steep Falls resident reported that someone removed items from her home. Stolen was a 9- or 12-volt drill, red and yellow in color with a yellow case and a battery charger. The victim suspects a former tenant of the theft.

BB’d

A Gore Road, Naples resident reported that someone broke the window in his vehicle with a BB gun.

Egged

A Musselman Road, Standish resident reported that someone threw egg all over his house door and vehicle. The victim said this is the second time in about a month that this has happened.

Sugared

A Hannaford Supermarket, Standish shopper reported that someone put sugar in the gas tank of her vehicle while it was parked in the parking lot.