Damariscotta Police Report

Damariscotta Police Department responded to 149 calls including motor vehicle stops, arrests, complaints, calls for service, etc. during this one week period of time and reports the following activity:

SummonsesMay 27, Chad C. Bolster, 21 of Bristol was summoned to court for driving to endanger and operating a defective motor vehicle.

AccidentsMay 30, Officer John Sylvester responded to the intersection of School Street and Main Street on a report of a two vehicle motor vehicle accident involving William Nash, 75, of Waldoboro, who was operating a 2005 Buick and Jenna Hanna of Damariscotta who was operating a 2008 Toyota. Nash attempted to turn onto Main Street from School Street and stopped due to not having enough time. Hanna struck the rear of the Nash vehicle.

June 2, Officer Devin Polizzotti responded to Miles Street on a report of a two vehicle motor vehicle accident involving Jean M. Brewer of Damariscotta who was operating a 2012 Chevrolet and Jenny S. Hardina of Nobleboro who was operating a 2001 RX300.

ComplaintsMay 27, Chief Ron Young responded to U.S. Route One on a report of an erratic operation; responded to the Hannaford parking lot on a report of an oil and gas leak from a vehicle, and responded to Toby’s Way on a report of suspicious activity. Deputy Chief Chad Andrews assisted LincolnHealth-Miles Campus with getting blue papers signed and responded to Ledgewood Court, along with CLC Ambulance, on a report of a medical emergency.

May 29, Officer Devin Polizzotti responded to U.S. Route One on a report of a disabled motor vehicle. Deputy Chief Andrews responded to Back Meadow Road, along with CLC Ambulance, on a report of a medical emergency.

May 30, Officer Sylvester took possession of found property.

May 31, Deputy Chief Andrews conducted a pedestrian check on a subject on Main Street. Officer Mark Graham responded to a local bank on a report of a burglar alarm; tripped in error.

June 1, Officer Polizzotti responded to the municipal parking lot on a report of suspicious activity.

June 2, Chief Young responded to Coastal Market Drive on a report of a dog left in a motor vehicle. He made contact with the owner. Officer Polizzotti responded to Main Street on a report of a dog in a vehicle and responded to Bristol Road on a report of a loud noise complaint.