Log

Checks missing

On Friday, Sept. 19, at approximately 3:21 p.m., police met with a resident in the Elizabeth Farms area regarding a burglary complaint. Missing from the residence were some checks.

Nothing missing

On Saturday, Sept. 20, at approximately 12:08 p.m., police met with a resident in the Broad Cove area regarding a burglary complaint. Items had been disturbed but nothing appeared to be missing from the residence.

After-hours shooters

On Monday, Sept. 22, at approximately 4:40 p.m., a resident of the Wells Road area filed a complaint about after-hours shooting at the rod and gun club the previous evening. Police had obtained the names of the two subjects involved that evening and contacted a club representative.

Dog Bite Complaint

On Tuesday, Sept. 23, at approximately 11:16 p.m., police met with a resident in the Broad Cove area concerning a dog bite complaint. Both the resident and the resident’s dog had been bitten. The offending dog’s owner is known. Complaint was to be followed up by the animal control officer.

Found items

On Wednesday, Sept. 24, police met with a caretaker of a residence in the Ocean House Road area. He had located two plastic bags in the back yard that contained VHS tapes and a couple of VCRs. Owner of the property was later located.

Summonses

Sept. 24

Marcus Goldbas, 18, 331 Mitchell Road, on Route 77 on a charge of failure to produce insurance.

Cynthia Doucette, 59, 43 Richmond Terrace, on Route 77 on a charge of failure to produce insurance.

Tammy Morrill, 20, 77 Pleasant Ave., South Portland, on Scott Dyer Road on a charge of speeding 33/25

Arthur Hockmuth, 19, Rye, N.H., on Scott Dyer Road on a charge of uninspected motor vehicle

Sept. 25

Joshua Crockett, 27, 7 Fowler Road, on Spurwink Avenue on a charge of operating motor vehicle with expired license.

Sept. 26

Marke Goode, 37, 11 Sixth St., South Portland, on Mitchell Road on a charge of failure to produce insurance.