FARMINGTON — A Farmington man, 21, was charged with fourth-degree sexual assault and disorderly conduct after his arrest on Bliss Memorial Road Tuesday night. He posted a $10,000 bond.
The only other arrests on the police log for the 24 hours ending at 7 a.m. Wednesday were two warrants: a Bristol woman held on bond after an arrest on West Main Street in the morning, and a Glastonbury man who was arrested on New Britain Avenue late that night and posted bond.
Tuesday, Aug. 20
10:31 a.m., 54 West Main Street. Officer James A. McKeown arrested Destiny Allison Ramos, 20, of Bristol, on a warrant. The log lists no charge for this arrest; its remarks read: "Warrant arrest. Held on bond." Court date Aug. 27.
8:35 p.m., Bliss Memorial Road. Officer Jonathan Sotelo arrested Abdoul Karim Kabeya, 21, of Farmington, and charged him with disorderly conduct and fourth-degree sexual assault. Bond was $10,000, nonsurety, on the disorderly conduct count, and none on the sexual assault charge. A nonsurety bond is a written promise to appear with a dollar amount attached; no cash changes hands. He posted bond. Court date Aug. 27.
9:57 p.m., 319 New Britain Avenue. Officer Kyler A. Fausel arrested Rafael Diones Jimenez, 37, of Glastonbury, on a warrant. The log lists no charge for this arrest; its remarks read: "Warrant arrest. Posted bond." Court date Aug. 28.
The log does not say what either warrant was for, or what led to the arrest on Bliss Memorial Road.
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Jack Beckett has reported on enough Farmington arrest logs to know that a three-line Tuesday can still take an hour to check. He spent it with a single coffee, which went cold around the second warrant. ☕
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The Farmington Mercury publishes the Farmington Police Department's daily arrest log as a matter of public record. All individuals named are presumed innocent unless and until convicted. Charges reflect allegations by police, not findings of a court.