Fire/Rescue calls

Between June 17 and June 23, the Cape Elizabeth Fire Department transported eight people to Maine Medical Center and two people to Mercy Hospital. On June 17 at 2:41 p.m., the fire department responded to a motor vehicle accident on Two Lights Road. On June 19 at 5:36 a.m. the fire department responded to an unpermitted burn on Bowery Beach Road. On June 20 at 2:48 p.m. the fire department responded to a fire alarm activation on Bowery Beach Road. On June 23 at 9:38 a.m. the fire department responded to a gas leak on Starboard Drive. At 5:45 p.m. the fire department assisted police on Ocean House Road. At 9:31 p.m. the fire department responded to a smoke detector activation on Avon Road.

Log

Checking up

On June 11 at 10:44 p.m., police responded to a residence in the Wells Road area for a well-being check and made contact with the subject.

Bail scam

On June 11, police spoke with a resident of the Bowery Beach Road area who claimed to have been scammed out of more than $5,000. A call had been received from a man claiming to be a bail officer in Kingston, Ontario, who stated that the complainant’s grandson needed $2,500 in bail money. The scammer used the complainant’s grandson’s correct name. The complainant wired the money as requested. Shortly afterwards, the complainant received another call from the subject advising that another $2,500 was needed. The complainant wired the $2,500 as requested. The complainant later called the Kingston, Ontario, police and learned that the caller had been a scammer.

Trespassing and theft

On June 12, police met with a resident of the Ocean House Road area regarding a possible trespass and theft complaint. The case remains under investigation.

Dog kills woodchuck

On June 13, police met with a resident of the Ocean House Road area regarding contact between a dog and a woodchuck. The woodchuck was dead and retrieved for testing. The owner of the dog was issued a 45-day quarantine notice for the dog.

Then a raccoon

On June 14, police were dispatched to a residence on Old Ocean House Road for a report of contact between a dog and a raccoon contact. The raccoon was dead and retrieved for testing. The dog owner was issued a 45-day quarantine notice for the dog.

Domestic disturbance

On June 15, police spoke with residents of the Oakhurst area regarding a reported domestic disturbance. No crime had been committed. Police advised the parties of their options.

Up to code?

On June 15, police spoke with a resident regarding the use of a building in a manner possibly violating town codes.

Credit fraud

On June 16 at 2:20 p.m., police met with a resident of the Broad Cove area regarding a credit card fraud complaint. The complainant stated that $1,300 in unauthorized charges occurred in Florida.

Dog unleashed

On June 16 at 7 p.m., police met wit a resident of the Two Lights area regarding a complaint about a person who walks his dog unleashed in the morning. The person was contacted and advised to keep his dog leashed.

Cross Hill disturbance

On June 16 at 10 p.m., police met with a resident of the Cross Hill area regarding a domestic disturbance. Police later met with the other subject involved. It was determined that no crime was committed, and both parties were advised of their options.

Fare deal

One June 18 at about 12:53 a.m., police responded to a residence in the Elizabeth Park area and met with a cab driver, who said his fare had gone inside the house for money and had not come out. Police made contact with the party, and the cabbie was paid.

Dog bite

On June 19, police responded to a residence in the Scott Dyer Road area for a report of a dog bite. Police met with the complainant and the dog’s owner. The dog’s vaccinations were current. The animal control officer was notified.

Stolen instrument

On June 20, police met with a resident of the Mitchell Road area regarding the theft of a musical instrument from Cape Elizabeth Middle School.

Harassment

On June 20, police met with a resident regarding harassing phone calls. The case is under investigation.

Argument

On June 21 at about 5:45 p.m., police responded to a residence in the Ocean House Road area for a verbal dispute. Police met with all parties involved and determined that no crime was committed. The parties were advised of the available options.

Summonses

June 18

Robert Coomes, 41, 10 Meadow Way, on Meadow Way on charges of possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia.

June 19

Three 17-year-old juveniles and one 16-year-old juvenile on charges of possession of alcohol, no location given.

June 22

Max Foner, 18, 20 Ivie Road, at Crescent Beach State Park on a charge of possession of alcohol.

Jordan Hamlin, 21, 42 Massachusetts Ave., South Portland, on Route 77 for a seat belt violation.’

Jason Maxwell, 31, Yarmouth, on Shore Road on a charge of speeding.

June 23

Juvenile, 16, on Spurwink Avenue on a charge of failure to yield right-of-way