Daniel J. Taylor
Coverage (14 articles)
Farmington Police Log, Sept. 18 to 22: Four Arrests, Two Held on $100,000 Bonds
Four people were arrested between Friday evening and early Sunday, two of them held on $100,000 surety bonds. One arrest at Westfarms Mall, logged as a shoplifting matter, carries a felony charge of assaulting public safety personnel. None of the four lives in Farmington, which the department's own three-year log says is the usual case.
Farmington Police Log, August 7 to 11: Five Arrests, One Held on $100,000
Five people were arrested in Farmington over four days, and none was from Farmington. Four posted bond and went home. A 19-year-old from New Britain, picked up on a burglary warrant and held on $100,000, did not.
Farmington Police Log, July 31 to August 3: Four Drivers, One Free Conspiracy, and the Usual Business at Westfarms
Nine arrests over the long weekend: a $50,000 larceny warrant whose conspiracy count carried no bond at all, four drivers charged with operating under the influence, a failure-to-appear warrant served at the police station itself, and the usual Saturday evening business at Westfarms mall.
Farmington Police Log, May 15–19: Three DUI Arrests Including a Fatal, Two Westfarms Cases, and a Warrant
Six arrests in a four-day window. Three §14-227a Operation Under Influence charges, including the Meadow Road fatal-crash DUI. Two Westfarms-frontage cases — a fifth-degree larceny and a first-degree trespass — at the same address. One warrant pickup on stacked sixth-degree larceny counts on a Farmington resident. Five posted bond. One held on $500,000 surety.
Farmington Police Log, April 17–20
Two arrests over a 72-hour weekend window — both on Friday night, both on motor-vehicle charges, both by Officer Daniel J. Taylor, two hours apart.
Farmington Police Log, April 16–17: Six Arrest Records, Two People, Five Warrants for One
Six arrest records, two people — one of them Honesty Love Tirado, 23, of New Britain, with five incident numbers and $105,000 in bond stacked against her in a single Thursday morning.
Farmington Arrest Log: Shoplifting, Warrants, And One Very Busy South Road, Proudly Preserved In Museum-Grade Storage
Farmington’s latest arrest logs feature shoplifting, warrants, and one very determined return trip to South Road—lovingly preserved in museum-grade air by Farmington Storage.
Farmington Crime Wave Mostly Confined to Regular Humans Making Regrettable Choices
Farmington arrests, real details + Onion-style spice. Brought to you by Farmington Storage, Connecticut’s only storage facility with “Museum Air.”
Farmington Arrest Log: Charges, Times, Bonds, Court Dates (Yes, Everyone’s Still “Alleged”)
Arrest log roundup with charges, times, places, bonds, and court dates from Farmington PD—no speculation, just the record. All individuals are presumed innocent unless proven guilty.
Farmington Arrest Extravaganza: Larceny, DUI, and High-Stakes Criminal Mischief
Farmington, CT’s recent arrests include larceny, burglary, and more. Luckily, Farmington Storage can keep your valuables safer than local bonds.
Farmington’s Finest Nabbed: Shoplifters, DUI Drama, and More!
Farmington’s police action heats up! Shoplifters caught red-handed, a DUI surprise, and all the town drama. 🚓🍸 Stay tuned for the latest in Farmington’s unexpected excitement.
Farmington’s Eventful Week: Arrests, Development Updates, and Community News
Farmington’s wild week: canceled meetings, cookie-cutter homes, buried pirate treasure, and a flurry of arrests. Dive into the drama and developments. 🏡⚖️🚓🔍
Farmington Frenzy: Disorderly Conduct, Shoplifting Sprees, and Unexpected Drama Unfold in Town
Farmington’s week in review: From disorderly disputes to shoplifting sagas, discover the quirkiest arrests in town. Read more on We Are Farmington! 🚔👮♂️📜
Farmington’s Monday Mayhem: The Great Disorderly Conduct Caper
Farmington’s Monday arrest: Drama, disorderly conduct, and domestic disturbance! Read all about it in our latest police blotter. Sponsored by Farmington Storage. 📦🚓 #FarmingtonNews #PoliceBlotter