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Farmington Police are participating in Connecticut's statewide April distracted-driving crackdown — the "Put the Phone Away or Pay" campaign coordinated across 37 law enforcement agencies.
Jack Beckett·Apr 27, 2026
Two arrests and eight charges in a 24-hour log introduce four new statute categories to the FM series — including §53a-64bb Strangulation 2nd, the most serious new charge debuted in several logs.
Jack Beckett·Apr 24, 2026
Two arrests over a 72-hour weekend window — both on Friday night, both on motor-vehicle charges, both by Officer Daniel J. Taylor, two hours apart.
Jack Beckett·Apr 20, 2026
Six arrest records, two people — one of them Honesty Love Tirado, 23, of New Britain, with five incident numbers and $105,000 in bond stacked against her in a single Thursday morning.
Jack Beckett·Apr 17, 2026
Six arrests in 48 hours — three at Westfarms Mall, the first co-defendant pair in the Mercury's series, and four statutes new to the log.
Jack Beckett·Apr 16, 2026
Two arrests in Farmington over 24 hours: a New Britain woman faces child endangerment and assault charges at Farm Glen Boulevard, while a warrant arrest at 319 New Britain Avenue — the log's most…
Jack Beckett·Apr 10, 2026
Farmington Police arrested Tatiana Cepeda, 31, of the Bronx on seven charges at 319 New Britain Avenue on Wednesday night — including three charge categories that had never appeared in the FM log…
Jack Beckett·Apr 9, 2026
Seven entries, five suspects, one name that appears three times. Officer Malik Brown notches his fifth appearance in the series with two DUI arrests on Farmington Avenue in a single day.
Jack Beckett·Apr 7, 2026
Two arrests and ten combined charges in Farmington's April 1 police log. Alberto Gonzalez Jr of New Britain faces eight charges including two felony protective order violations and a $100,000 bond.
Jack Beckett·Apr 2, 2026
The Farmington Police Department press arrest log for March 30–31, 2026, contains zero arrests. The first empty log since the series began on March 18.
Jack Beckett·Mar 31, 2026
The Farmington PD arrest log for March 27–30, 2026 produced four arrests: two DUIs, a fourth shoplifting at 500 South Road, and a Farmington resident arrested at her own address.
Jack Beckett·Mar 30, 2026
One arrest, five charges, midnight on Forest Street. Charles Anthony Calandriello, 20, of Plainville was charged with DUI, operating under influence, evading responsibility with injury or property…
Jack Beckett·Mar 27, 2026
The Farmington Police Department recorded five arrests between March 25–26, 2026, including a $803,000 bond on conspiracy and larceny charges for a New Jersey man, a nine-charge traffic stop on Scott…
Jack Beckett·Mar 26, 2026
The Farmington Police Department's arrest log for March 24, 2026 recorded one arrest: Hannes Josue Guaman, 28, of Wethersfield, charged with larceny sixth degree in connection with shoplifting at 500…
Jack Beckett·Mar 25, 2026
The Farmington Police Department logged five arrests in 24 hours, headlined by a 12-charge vehicle pursuit that ended at a Fernwood Lane residence and Officer Roque's third consecutive shoplifting…
Jack Beckett·Mar 24, 2026
Eight arrests, six people, four officers, three days. Including a woman arrested while already in prison, an officer on a two-day shoplifting streak, and someone served three warrants at once on…
Jack Beckett·Mar 23, 2026
The Farmington Police Department arrested two people in a 24-hour period ending Friday morning. A New Haven man faces felony larceny charges.
Jack Beckett·Mar 22, 2026
The Farmington Police Department arrested one person in a 24-hour period ending Thursday morning. A Hartford man faces a single count of larceny in the sixth degree — the lowest degree available…
Jack Beckett·Mar 22, 2026
Farmington Police log eight arrests in four days — burglar tools, ATM scanners, a retail detour, a probation miscalculation, and one warrant. Combined bond: over $1 million.
Jack Beckett·Mar 19, 2026
The Farmington Police Department's arrest log for March 16–17 reveals two arrests, five charges, and one individual arrested at her own home. A full Monday in Farmington.
Jack Beckett·Mar 18, 2026
Nine arrests in seven days prove Farmington residents committed to keeping local law enforcement gainfully employed. All charged are innocent until proven guilty—and our local jail properly…
Jack Beckett·Feb 7, 2026
Five arrests, many court dates, zero drama. Farmington stays calm—thanks to paperwork and Farmington Storage (Museum Air included).
Jack Beckett·Jan 30, 2026
Four arrests, four court dates, zero chill. Allegations only—courts decide. Thanks to Farmington Storage for Museum Air™ that treats your boxes better than your decisions. 📦
Jack Beckett·Jan 23, 2026
Farmington’s council opened 2026 with rules, a Wells Drive road dispute, a fund-balance target shift, and major votes on tech, lighting, and a police generator.
Jack Beckett·Jan 16, 2026
