John A. Salute
Coverage (5 articles)
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, August 19: One Stop, Five Charges, One Bond
The arrest log for the twenty-four hours ending Wednesday morning runs to one page and one name. The name carries five charges, and the department's public account of all of them runs ten words.
Farmington Police Log, August 6 to 7: Two Arrests, One Protective Order, One Incident Number
Two people who share a New Britain address were arrested four minutes apart at the same Farmington commuter lot early Friday, both charged with violating the same protective order under a single incident number. The log does not say which order, who it was meant to protect, or what either is alleged to have done.
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, June 23: Two Men, Four Entries, and the Warrants in Between
Farmington police logged four arrest entries overnight, but only two men account for all of them: a local driver charged with DUI, who posted bond, and an out-of-state man whose narcotics stop came with two outstanding failure-to-appear warrants. Three of the four entries belong to one man.