Disord erly Conduct
SANFORD — Kristen C. Gralia, 33, of Springvale, was arrested July 11, charged with disorderly conduct and loud unreasonable noise.
SANFORD — Robert J. Lennox, 41, of Sanford, was arrested July 17, charged with disorderly conduct and offensive words and gestures.
THEFT
SANFORD — Lauretta Shultz, 28, of Sanford, was issued a summons July 2, charged with theft by unauthorized taking or transfer and violating conditions of release.
SANFORD — Christopher J. Malone, 21, of Sanford, was issued a summons July 5, charged with theft by unauthorized taking or transfer.
SANFORD — Ashley Katherine Cox, 25, of Springvale, was issued a summons July 7, charged with theft by unauthorized taking or transfer.
SANFORD — Lauren P. Morey, 28, of Springvale, was issued a summons July 11, charged with theft by unauthorized taking or transfer.
SANFORD — Todd A. Couture, 32, of Biddeford, was issued a summons July 16, charged with shoplifting.
SANFORD — Kevin Smith, 37, of Barre, MA, was issued a summons on July 19, charged with shoplifting.
SANFORD — Jeffrey Scott Morgan, 53, of Sanford, was arrested July 29, charged iwtht heft by unauthorized takign or transfer.
SANFORD — Robert Berube, 78, of Sanford, was issued a summons Aug. 5, charged with shoplifting.
Drugs
SANFORD — Matthew R. Therrien, 30, of Sanford, was issued a summons on July 5, charged with sale and use of drug paraphernalia and possession of a useable amount of marijuana.
SANFORD — Robert Jonathon Johnson, 20, of Liimerick, was arrested July 5, charged with refusing to submit to arrest or detention, refusal to stop vehicle and unlawful possession of scheduled drugs.
SANFORD — Christopher B. Brown, 33, of Ipswich, MA, was issued a summons July 19, charged with possession of a useable amount of marijuana.
SANFORD — Eric George Sanabria, 41, of Kennebunk, was arrested July 21, charged with trafficking in dangerous knives and possession of a useable amount of marijuana.
SANFORD — Matthew MacGown, 18, of Lebanon, was arrested July 30, charged with sale and use of drug paraphernalia.
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