Farmington Police Department
Coverage (20 articles)
Farmington Police Log, Oct. 2 to 5: Two Promises and One Cash Bond
Three arrests in the 72 hours ending Monday morning: two at the police station and one at Riverside Plaza, six minutes into Monday. Two bonds were written promises. One was $1,400 in cash.
Farmington Police Log, Oct. 1 to 2: One Felony Warrant, One $10,000 Promise
One arrest in the 24 hours ending Friday morning: an East Haven man, 31, on a warrant for third-degree larceny, a felony, served at the police station. Bond was $10,000, a written promise rather than cash.
Farmington Police Log, Sept. 25 to Oct. 1: Blank, Blank, Missing, Blank
The Farmington Police Department's last three arrest logs, covering 7 a.m. Sept. 25 through 7 a.m. Oct. 1, are blank. A fourth, Tuesday into Wednesday, had not been posted as of Thursday morning.
Farmington Police Log, Sept. 24 to 25: One Man, Two Warrants, One Afternoon
Both arrests in the 24 hours ending Friday morning belong to one man: a Wethersfield man, 47, arrested on two warrants at the West Farm Shopping Center an hour and 45 minutes apart, and held on bond both times. It is his fifth date in the logs the Mercury holds.
Farmington Police Log, Sept. 23 to 24: Page 1 of 1
The Farmington Police Department's arrest log for the 24 hours ending Thursday morning is empty. A day earlier it carried one arrest, a warrant for sixth-degree larceny.
Farmington Police Log, Sept. 22 to 23: One Arrest, One Larceny Warrant
One arrest in the 24 hours ending Wednesday morning: a Hartford woman, 58, on a warrant for sixth-degree larceny, the lowest of the state's six larceny degrees. Bond was $2,000, and she posted it.
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, Sept. 17 to 18: One Man, Two Arrests, Same Minute
A Windsor man was arrested twice at 10 a.m. Thursday at the courthouse, each time on a failure-to-appear charge carrying the case number of one of his two earlier Farmington larceny arrests.
Farmington Police Log, Sept. 16 to 17: Wednesday Passes Without Comment
The Farmington Police Department's arrest log for the 24 hours ending Thursday morning is empty. No names, no charges, no bonds. The day before, it carried two arrests.
Farmington Police Log, Sept. 15 to 16: Two Arrests, One Including a Risk-of-Injury Charge
Farmington police made two arrests Tuesday: a Farmington man charged with assault and risk of injury to a child, and a Southington man arrested on a warrant at the police station.
Farmington Police Log, Sept. 14 to 15: Five Names, Then None
The log covering 7 a.m. Monday through 7 a.m. Tuesday is blank. It prints the column headings, then stops. No arrests, no charges, no bonds, no court dates, one day after a page that carried five names.
Farmington Police Log, Sept. 11 to 14: Five Arrests, Two at Westfarms
The arrest log covering 7 a.m. Friday through 7 a.m. Monday records five arrests, including two at Westfarms Mall twenty-two minutes apart on the same incident number. It is the most on a single Farmington log since the seven on the Sept. 4 to 8 page, and it follows three straight logs with no arrests at all.
Farmington Police Log, Sept. 10 to 11: And That Makes Three
Farmington police published a third straight blank arrest log Friday morning. Seven of the last twelve logs carry no arrests at all, and every one of those blanks has come since the page covering the last day of August.
Farmington Police Log, Sept. 9 to 10: Two Blank Pages in a Row
The Farmington Police Department's arrest log for the 24 hours ending Thursday morning is empty, the second blank page in a row. The town's last recorded arrests were the seven on the long-weekend log.
Police Are Stopping Kids on E-Bikes in Unionville. The Rules Are a Year Old and Stricter Than Parents Think.
Farmington police are stopping juveniles on e-bikes in Unionville, and the town told the council new state rules arrive October 1. The rules behind the stops arrived a year ago, and they are stricter than the ones for an ordinary bicycle. The one decision the state left to towns, whether to restrict e-bikes on local trails, Farmington has not made.
Farmington Police Log, Sept. 8 to 9: Column Headings
The Farmington Police Department's arrest log for the 24 hours ending Wednesday morning is empty. No names, no charges, no bonds. A day earlier the page carried seven records.
Farmington Police Log, Sept. 4 to 8: Four DUI Arrests, and One Man Booked Three Times at Once
Farmington police published seven arrest records covering the Labor Day weekend, after four straight blank pages. Four of the five people named were charged with driving under the influence, three of them on Labor Day itself, and one Bristol man was booked three times at the same stop.
Farmington Police Log, Sept. 3 to 4: A Fourth Blank Page
Farmington police published a blank arrest log for the fourth straight weekday, covering 7 a.m. Monday through 7 a.m. Friday with no arrests recorded.
Farmington Police Log, Sept. 1 to 3: Seventy-Two Hours With Nothing on the Page
Farmington police published their arrest log Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. All three were one page and all three were blank, covering 72 straight hours in which the department recorded no arrests at all.
Farmington Police Log, August 31: One Arrest, on a Charge That Only Exists Under 21
Farmington police listed one arrest for the three days ending Monday morning: a 20-year-old Burlington man charged under the state's under-21 drunk driving statute, which sets the limit at .02 rather than .08, with bond of $2,500.