Incidents

Tuesday, April 2

Burglary – A wallet was reported stolen from a vehicle parked at the old main gate to Fort Williams on Shore Road.

Wednesday, April 3

Fraud – A Sawyer Road resident reported that someone had opened and used credit cards in her name.

Friday, April 5

Dispute – A Shore Road resident complained to police that a private contractor had not completed work at the home.

Animal issue – A dog belonging to a Broad Cove family was quarantined for 45 days after it came into contact with “a sick woodchuck.” Police issued the quarantine notice as a precaution against rabies after a search failed to locate the woodchuck.

Saturday, April 6

Vandalism – A Mitchell Road resident advised that the rear window of his vehicle had been shot out with pellet gun during the previous night.

Monday, April 8

Burglary – An undisclosed amount of cash was reported stolen from a home on Scott Dyer Road.

Lost and found – A black Zed bicycle was found abandoned on Dearborn Drive. It is being held at the police department for safe keeping.

Theft – The school’s IT department reported the theft of a school-issued Macbook laptop from a middle school student.

Burglary – A Lyman resident reported the theft of a purse from a vehicle parked at Sprague Hall.

Arrests

Friday, April 5

Ann W. Lockwood, 49, of Cape Elizabeth, at 9:31 p.m. on Broad Cove Road, on charges of driving while intoxicated and leaving the scene of an accident.

Summonses

Tuesday, April 2

Adam Davis, 19, of Gorham, at 10:44 a.m. on Spurwink Avenue, for failure to show proof of vehicle insurance.