Arrests

Jan. 22

John A. Krumpter, 43, transient, on U. S. Route 1 for disorderly conduct and on a warrant charge for failure to pay fine for disorderly conduct-Bangor.

Philip M. Krumpter, 41, transient, on U. S. Route 1 for disorderly conduct, two warrant charges – failure to pay fine for disorderly conduct, Bangor, and one charge of assault.

Kim R. Peloquin, 38, Mountain Road, Biddeford, on Sawyer Road on a warrant charge for failure to appear for operating after suspension – Biddeford.

Jan. 25

Shoam L. Phillips, 30, Willow Haven Street, Saco, in Saco on a Scarborough warrant charge – theft by unauthorized taking or transfer.

Michael J. Nappi, 23, Verrill Street, Portland, in Portland on a Scarborough warrant for failure to appear on a charge of criminal mischief.

Kristofer W. Dahlquist, 23, Black Point Road, on Black Point Road for operating after suspension, possession of schedule Y drug and violation of conditional release.

Jan. 26

Scott Applebee, 43, U. S. Route 1, on U. S. Route 1 for unlawful possession of schedule Y drug and unlawful trafficking in schedule W, heroin.

Peter W. Comeau, 49, Westbrook Street, South Portland, in Portland on a Scarborough warrant for failing to pay fine for operating after suspension and failing to give correct name.

Carol M. LeMay, 47, Ridgeway Drive, on Ridgeway Road on a warrant for failure to appear for violating condition of release and violation of bail conditions.

Erin L. Falconer, 22, U. S. Route 1, on U. S. Route 1 for possession of schedule Y drug and trafficking in heroin Class B.

Angela H. Coffey, 39, Main Street, South Portland, on Route 1 for operating under the influence.

Jan. 27

Randall G. Dill, 24, Gorham Road, at Cumberland County Jail on a Scarborough warrant for failure to pay fine for habitual motor vehicle offender.

Charles R. Lambert, 45, Vaill Point Road, Yarmouth, on Route 1 for operating under the influence.

Summonses

Jan. 22

Brian J. Valente, 29, Grand Beach Inn, Old Orchard Beach, on Payne Road for operating after suspension.

Jan. 23

Philip M. Nadeau, 45, Allen Avenue, Portland, for operating with a suspended registration.

Jan. 24

Clyde M. Hennessey, 40, Haven Road, Windham, on Holmes Road for failing to produce evidence of insurance.

Joshua G. Fox, 24, Gorham Road, on Route 114 for operating unregistered motor vehicle.

Jan. 25

Lynn M. Jacobsky, 42, Bryant Street, Portland, on Route 22 for operating after suspension.

Melinda M. Douvarjo, 25, Broadway, South Portland, on Route 1 for operating after suspension.

Marie M. Sloucy, 59, Ashwood Drive, Saco, on Holmes Road for speeding 25-29 mph over limit.

Tracy M. Bourgeault, 23, Biddeford, on Route 114 for operating after suspension, failing to produce evidence of insurance and operating with suspended registration.

Jan. 26

Rosalie A. Gammon, 46, Cleaves Street, Biddeford, on Route 1 for operating with suspended registration and operating after suspension.

David W. Burns, 24, Brookwood Drive, Gorham, on Route 114 for operating after suspension.

Angela H. Coffey, 39, Main Street, South Portland, on Route 1 for leaving the scene of a personal injury accident and failing to report accident by quickest means.

Jan. 27

James A. Palmer, 35, Storer Street, Saco, on County Road on a warrant for violation of protection order.

Complaints

Inside Job

On Jan. 22 at around 8 a.m., a representative from Cimino Construction on Pleasant Hill Road reported that a former female employee was suspected of stealing money from the company. On Jan. 25 at around 9:30 a.m., a representative from the company reported that four company checks totaling $794.27 had been forged and cashed. The suspect is the same for both cases.

Spanish acquisition?

On Jan. 23 at around 10:45 p.m., a resident of Plantation Drive, who advertised a crib and a dresser for sale, reported that a supposed buyer sent three U.S. Postal money orders for $1,000 each to the seller, which amounted to more than the asking price for the furniture. The buyer requested that the remaining money be sent to an address in Madrid, Spain. All three money orders proved to be fraudulent. The seller did not send the items or the money, and thus did not suffer any losses.