The Damariscotta Police Department reports the following activity from Aug. 22-28:
Arrest
Nicholas Meiggs, Damariscotta, domestic violence assault and violating conditions of release, Aug 25.
Summonses
Bisi Cameron, Edgecomb, insurance, Main Street, Aug. 22.
Ryley Hill, Rockland, failure to stop at a red light, Main Street, Aug. 23.
Other activity
Aug. 22: Officer Joseph Booth took a police information report on Ledgewood Court, gave a warning for speeding on Church Street, assisted another agency on Main Street, conducted a pedestrian check on Main Street, gave warnings for speed and registration on Main Street, investigated a report of harassment on Parking Lot Lane, and gave a warning for operation on Bristol Road.
Sgt. Erick Halpin took a report of fraud on Schooner Street, assisted a citizen on School Street, conducted traffic enforcement on Main Street, assisted a citizen at the police department, assisted with a mental health problem on Blue Haven Lane, investigated a motor-vehicle crash on Elm Street (no injury, non-reportable damage), took a report of lost property on Main Street, and took a report of an erratic vehicle on Church Street.
Aug. 23: Sgt. Halpin investigated a report of criminal mischief on Parking Lot Lane, assisted another agency on Route 1, conducted traffic enforcement on Main Street, investigated a report of theft on Main Street, assisted a citizen on School Street, took a report of lost property on Schooner Street, assisted a citizen at the police department, and conducted traffic enforcement on Biscay Road.
Chief Jason Warlick assisted a citizen on School Street.
Officer Kyle Sylvester assisted another agency on Bristol Road, assisted with a civil complaint on Main Street, assisted another agency on School Street, investigated an alarm on Church Street, and assisted a citizen on Keene Woods Road.
Aug. 24: Officer Sylvester assisted another agency on Miles Street
Sgt. Halpin conducted traffic enforcement on Bristol Road, investigated a motor-vehicle crash on Main Street (no injury), took a report of lost property on Main Street, took a police information report on Alewife Lane, conducted a sex offender registry at the police department, and investigated a motor-vehicle crash on Main Street (no injury).
Officer Sylvester took a report of an erratic vehicle on Elm Street, assisted a citizen on School Street, and gave a warning for operation on Biscay Road.
Aug. 25: Chief Warlick and Officer Phil Tessier investigated a car vs. pedestrian crash on Main Street (minor injury reported).
Sgt. Halpin assisted a citizen on School Street and took a police information report on Alewife Lane.
Officer Sylvester investigated a report of a domestic disturbance on North Road and investigated a complaint of harassment on Ledgewood Court.
Aug. 26: Officer Tessier investigated an alarm on Jackie’s Trail, took a report of an erratic vehicle on Route 1, assisted a citizen on School Street, conducted a sex offender registry on Pleasant Street, took a police information report on School Street, investigated a report of an abandoned motor vehicle on Back Meadow Road, took an animal complaint on Parking Lot Lane, assisted a citizen at the police department, and investigated an alarm on Miles Street.
Officer Booth investigated a report of an abandoned trailer on Biscay Road, conducted a welfare check on Ledgewood Court, removed a traffic hazard from Route 1, assisted with a disabled motor vehicle on Route 1, and gave a warning for defect on Main Street.
Aug. 27: Officer Tessier investigated a motor-vehicle crash on Main Street (no injury, non-reportable damage) and investigated an alarm on Main Street.
Officer Booth investigated a report of trespassing on Twin Cove Lane, assisted another agency on Twin Cove Lane, and gave a warning for speeding on Route 1.
Aug. 28: Officer Mark Graham conducted a special detail on Main Street
Officer Tessier assisted a citizen on Midcoast Road, took a report of a large group of erratic vehicles on Route 1, and assisted another agency on Back Meadow Road.
Officer Booth and Officer Tessier were advised of a burglary on North Road (it was a misunderstanding).
Officer Booth gave three warnings for speeding on Route 1, gave warning for inspection, and gave a warning for registration.
The Damariscotta Police Department responded to 199 calls for service.
