Kyler A. Fausel
Coverage (14 articles)
Farmington Police Log, May 4: One Arrest at Southeast Road, and a Hotspot Becomes Official
A single arrest in the May 4–6 Farmington PD log — Robert Derron Hinton, 46, of Wethersfield — becomes the third arrest at 1600 Southeast Road in seven days, crossing the threshold this column set for a defined hotspot. The arresting officer is Kyler A. Fausel, not Jose R. Santiago: the pairing breaks at the threshold event and the address is now a multi-officer §53a-125b enforcement location.
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.
Daily Arrests in Farmington, CT: What You Need to Know
Get the latest updates on daily arrests in Farmington, CT, from June 24, 2024. Detailed information on charges, individuals involved, and community impact. Sponsored by Farmington Storage.
Farmington’s Finest Fails: The Hilarious Arrest Log from 319 New Britain Ave, 37 Bliss Memorial Rd, and 54 West Main St
Dive into Farmington’s arrest log for a laugh! From New Britain Ave to West Main St, read the absurd crimes and epic fails at 319 New Britain Ave, 37 Bliss Memorial Rd, and 54 West Main St. 😆 #FarmingtonFail
Crime and Punishment: Larceny, Assault, and Disorderly Conduct in Farmington – A Trifecta of Trouble
hree arrests in Farmington! 🛒👮♂️ Discover how a shoplifter, a domestic squabbler, and a resisting arrestee kept our police busy. Read the full story on We Are Farmington!
Three Warrants, One Morning: Farmington Police Arrest Eric D. Baker on Larceny and Failure-to-Appear Charges
Three Farmington arrests in 36 minutes: Eric D. Baker charged with larceny 3rd and two failure-to-appear counts. Thanks to Farmington Storage for the museum air. 🖼️
Farmington Police Arrest Log: Charges, Times, Bonds, Court Dates (All Are Presumed Innocent)
Farmington Arrest Log: Dates, Times, Charges, and Bonds. All presumed innocent. Brought to you by Farmington Storage—purveyor of Connecticut’s only “Museum air.” Thanks for the oxygen. 😌
April's Fourteen Police Logs: A Month-End Reading
A month-end reading of every police-beat article The Farmington Mercury published in April 2026 — twelve arrest logs, one wire-broken shooting at Forest Park Drive, and one statewide distracted-driving crackdown. The patterns across them: one officer working the mall consistently, one address that won't stop showing up, one conspiracy case spanning three defendants, and a single Tuesday — April 28 — that became the densest 24-hour log of the year on the Farmington beat. Every defendant is presumed innocent.
Farmington Police Charge 19-Year-Old After Child Shoots Self
A 10-year-old child was wounded Tuesday afternoon after accidentally firing an unattended gun in a parked car at the Forest Park Office Green office park in Farmington. Jordan Cruz, 19, was held on a $300,000 surety bond and faces seven charges, including negligent storage of a firearm and risk of injury to a child. The child was treated at Connecticut Children's and is in stable condition.
Farmington Police Log, April 28: Four Arrests
Four arrests on the Farmington PD log for April 28, 2026, the densest single 24-hour log of the year by charge count. The official record on the Forest Park Drive shooting confirms the suspect's name as Jordan Xavier Burns Cruz, held on a $300,000 surety bond on a single negligent-storage-of-firearm count. A third co-defendant joins the Tirado conspiracy case via a shared incident number, and Officer Smith pulls ahead of the FPD officer rotation with his sixth log appearance.
Farmington CT Arrest Log: Full List Of Recent Charges, Bonds, And Court Dates
Always Last To Breaking News, But First To The Police Log In keeping with the proud tradition of “Always last… to breaking news,” this round-up walks through every arrest reported in Farmington’s official police logs between November 7 and November 14, 2025—with youths redacted, statutes intact, and everyone still firmly in the “alleged” category. Before…
Farmington Police Arrest Log: Three Cases, One Town, Zero Panic (Oct. 23–24)
Three Farmington arrests logged in 24 hours: alleged shoplifting, a warrant/trespass case, and a narcotics/traffic stop. All are presumed innocent.
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.”
Two Farmington Arrests Logged: Names, Charges, Times, and Court Dates (Aug. 20)
Farmington Police report two arrests (Aug. 20): names, charges, times, locations, and court dates—everything you need, nothing you don’t. Presumption of innocence applies. Sponsored by Farmington Storage.