
Farmington Police Log: Three DUI Arrests in Under Five Hours
Three DUI arrests in under five hours Saturday night into Sunday, two larceny warrants served on one New Britain man Friday, and a Thursday with no…
Jack Beckett·Oct 26, 2026
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Bond was $2,500, nonsurety, and the log gives the police station as the place of arrest without saying what happened.
Jack Beckett·Oct 27, 2026

Three DUI arrests in under five hours Saturday night into Sunday, two larceny warrants served on one New Britain man Friday, and a Thursday with no…
Jack Beckett·Oct 26, 2026

The second of the two logs lists no arrests, and the log does not say what led to the disorderly conduct arrest.
Jack Beckett·Oct 22, 2026

Bond was $5,000, nonsurety, and the log does not say what was taken or from which store.
Jack Beckett·Oct 20, 2026

The log notes bond was posted in both cases, and it does not describe what happened in either one.
Jack Beckett·Oct 19, 2026

The criminal impersonation charge lists a bond of $.00, and the log does not say who or what she is accused of pretending to be.
Jack Beckett·Oct 17, 2026

Two logs, 48 hours, one arrest: Wednesday's log lists no arrests, and Thursday's lists one first-degree criminal trespass charge, with a $2,500…
Jack Beckett·Oct 15, 2026

Three arrests over a five-day holiday stretch: a fourth first-degree trespass arrest for the same man, a Bristol 19-year-old facing five driving and…
Jack Beckett·Oct 13, 2026

The Farmington Police Department's arrest log for the 24 hours ending Thursday morning is blank, a day after one trespass arrest on Main Street.
Jack Beckett·Oct 8, 2026

Bond was $1,500, nonsurety, and the log gives the place of the arrest but not what the trespass was.
Jack Beckett·Oct 7, 2026

One arrest in the 24 hours ending Tuesday morning: a 22-year-old Farmington resident, on a warrant listing four charges, including engaging police in…
Jack Beckett·Oct 6, 2026

The bonds add up to $6,400, and the only cash one, $1,400, is attached to a driving-under-the-influence charge.
Jack Beckett·Oct 5, 2026

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.
Jack Beckett·Oct 2, 2026

The Farmington Police Department's last three arrest logs, covering 7 a.m. Sept. 25 through 7 a.m. Oct. 1, are blank.
Jack Beckett·Oct 1, 2026

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…
Jack Beckett·Sep 25, 2026

The Farmington Police Department's arrest log for the 24 hours ending Thursday morning is empty.
Jack Beckett·Sep 24, 2026

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…
Jack Beckett·Sep 23, 2026

None of the four lives in Farmington, the ordinary case: of 1,496 log entries over three years, 272 list a Farmington or Unionville address.
Jack Beckett·Sep 22, 2026

Both earlier Farmington arrests were for sixth-degree larceny, and the log lists both new counts as failure to appear on pending charges.
Jack Beckett·Sep 18, 2026

The Farmington Police Department's arrest log for the 24 hours ending Thursday morning is empty. No names, no charges, no bonds.
Jack Beckett·Sep 18, 2026

The log notes bond was posted in both cases, and it does not describe what happened in either one.
Jack Beckett·Sep 16, 2026

The log covering 7 a.m. Monday through 7 a.m. Tuesday is blank. It prints the column headings, then stops.
Jack Beckett·Sep 15, 2026

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…
Jack Beckett·Sep 14, 2026

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…
Jack Beckett·Sep 11, 2026

The Farmington Police Department's arrest log for the 24 hours ending Thursday morning is empty, the second blank page in a row.
Jack Beckett·Sep 11, 2026