Summonses

May 6

Mark Russell, 20, 8 Sweet Fern Road, on Route 77 on a charge of possession of a fictitious identification card.

May 7

Nicholas Griffin, 18, 12 Kenneth Road, South Portland, on Shore Road on charges of possession of alcohol and improper passing.

Matthew Thornton, 39, 43 Trundy Road, on Ocean House Road on a charge of failure to produce insurance.

Jean Willard, 44, 101 Ash Swamp Road, Scarborough, on Fowler Road on a charge of speeding.

May 8

Christopher Burns, 29, 1375 Forest Ave., Portland, on Route 77 on a charge of failure to produce proof of insurance.

Derek Dubois, 23 Longfellow Drive, on Shore Road on a charge of failing to produce proof of insurance.

Cassandra Barrett, 5 Farm Hill Road, on Bowery Beach Road on a charge of failure to produce proof of insurance.

May 9

Juvenile, 16, on Route 77 on a charge of violation of interim license.

May 10

Russell Thompson, 6 Pine Ridge Road, on Ocean House Road on a charge of failure to stop.

May 11

Marianna Millar, 19, 23 Fowler Road, on Fowler Road on a charge of possession of alcohol.

Matthew Bernstein, 20, 19 Trundy Road, on Fowler Road on a charge of illegal transportation of drugs.

Benjamin Weimont, 20, 14 Sweetfern Road, on Fowler Road on a charge of possession of marijuana.

May 12

Eugene Gagne, 56, 289 Lane Road, Green, on Scott Dyer Road on a charge of speeding.

Fire and rescue

Between May 5 and May 12, the Cape Elizabeth Fire Department transported three people to Maine Medical Center and one person to Mercy Hospital.

On May 7 at about 3:15 p.m., the fire department provided mutual aid to the city of South Portland.

On May 8 at 8:41 a.m. the fire department responded to a woodstove problem.

On May 8 at 4:45 p.m. the fire department responded to a smoke detector activation at Hannaford on Cove Road.

On May 12 at 9:29 a.m. the fire department responded to a mulch fire on Shore Road.

Log

Phone found

On Sunday, May 4, a resident came into the police department to turn in a cell phone found in Robinson’s Woods. The owner of the cell phone was identified and contacted.

No picking

On Sunday, May 4, at about 2:40 p.m., a police officer was passing by Town Hall on Route 77 when he observed a person removing items from the recycling bins behind Town Hall. The person was advised that it is illegal to remove items from the recycling bins.

Homeless bike

On Monday, May 5, police retrieved an abandoned bicycle on Woodlawn Road. The bicycle, a black 15-speed Huffy, was tagged and stored.

Harrassing workers

On Monday, May 5, at about 6:20 p.m., police spoke with a resident of the Broad Cove area who wanted to report verbal harassment of workers on his property.

Cold case

On Tuesday, May 6, at about 4:15 p.m., police spoke with the owner of a local business regarding criminal mischief to a refrigeration unit. The case remains under investigation.

Called out

On Thursday, May 8, at about 10:43 a.m. police spoke with a resident of the Woodland Road area regarding suspicious phone calls.

Homeless bike 2

On Thursday, May 8 at approximately 1 p.m., a caller informed police that a bicycle had been abandoned in the grass near the intersection of Wells Road and Leighton Road. A blue mountain bike was retrieved and returned to the station.

Truck stop

On Thursday, May 8, at approximately 4:22 p.m., police received a report of a red truck driving erratically on Route 77 and turning into Spurwink Road. An officer stopped the vehicle and conducted a field sobriety test. Police then met with witnesses and completed statements. The police report and witness statements will be forwarded to the district attorney’s office for review for a possible driving to endanger prosecution.

Loose dog

On Thursday, May 8, at approximately 5:15 p.m., police met with a resident of the Broad Cove area regarding a loose dog complaint. The owner of the dog was identified and spoken with.

Theft in school

On Friday, May 9, at about 5 p.m., police met with a representative of Cape Elizabeth High School regarding the theft of a cell phone and some money.

Gate crasher

On Sunday, May 11, at about 9:35 a.m., police met with a resident at the transfer station where the resident showed police an open and damaged gate that had been locked. A public works representative was contacted.