Monday, Aug. 10

Police were called to a Cardinal Court residence when two weapons were found their after the tenants moved.

A Crandall Road resident called at 11:08 am with a trespassing complaint.

At 11:36 am, police assisted the driver of an 18-wheeler who had become lost and then stuck trying to turn his truck around on Canonicus Street.

Isaiah L. Brooks, 22, of Newport, was arrested at 2:45 pm after a traffic stop on Route 24 on charges of domestic violation of a non-contact order and driving without a license.

At 4:46 pm, police cited a Fall River man for driving a moped on Stafford Road with a suspended license.

Junior Perez, 27, of Methuen, Mass, was arrested at 5:37 pm in the area of 137 Main Road on a charge of possession of narcotics and driving with a suspended license.

A Brayton Road resident called at 8 pm to report receiving a firearm in the mail that he had not ordered. Police retrieved the gun.

Tara N. Bigelow, 35, of 290 Judson St., Tiverton, was arrested on a charge of domestic violation of a no-contact order, third offense, at 11:15 pm in the area of 19 Main Road. Police had been called there for a report of someone yelling in the driveway.

Tuesday, Aug. 11

At 9:46 am, a caller reported that a $46,000 check had been taken in a break-in. Minutes later, it was reported that a family member had found the check.

A Main Road resident called at 1:03 pm to report the theft of a jar of quarters.

At 4:40 pm, police and firefighters were called to a Common Fence Point, Portsmouth, location for a water rescue. The rescue was called off minutes later —“Juveniles in the water, all with life jackets on.”

Marci M. Stevenson, 46, of 137 Campion Ave., Tiverton, was arrested on a fugitive from justice charge at 6:47 pm at that address.

Police and rescue received a 911 call for an accident on the Sakonnet River Bridge (northbound) at 5:08 pm. On arrival they were told that both vehicles had left the scene with heavy damage.

Police went to Judson Street at 7:27 pm for a complaint about dirt bikes which proved to be four mopeds (no issues).

At 7:46 pm, a caller reported a possible deceased baby shark part way down Fogland Beach. The shark could not be found.

Police, firefighters and National Grid were called to Stafford Road at 9:52 pm for a report that a vehicle had struck a pole, knocking down power lines. Police found that the pole had not been hit but that a transformer had blown.

A caller reported at 10:28 pm that a fight, possibly involving people from Portsmouth, was expected to happen in about 10 minutes at the Fish Road park and ride. The combatants did not show up.

Wednesday, Aug. 12

At 3:52 am, William A. Gregory, 22, of 1 Mill St., Tiverton, was arrested on two counts of domestic simple assault, two counts of domestic disorderly conduct, and on an affidavit and arrest warrant at that address (Bourne Mill Apartments).

A caller reported at 11:30 am that she had been bitten by a stray cat on Kenny Drive.

Police visited East Road at 6:52 pm for a complaint of shots fired in the woods. The shots had stopped when officers arrived.

A 16-year-old juvenile was arrested at 9:55 pm after a caller reported a car full of kids throwing firecrackers at his vehicle on the lower end of Schooner Drive.

Thursday, Aug. 13

A rooster in the roadway was reported on Bulgarmarsh Road at 10:08 am.

Christopher G. Hoey, 20, of 259C Tickle Road, Westport, was arrested on a spray paint vandalism charge at 10:18 pm at the Bulgarmarsh Road recreation area.

James T. O'Toole, 19, of 147 Long Highway, Little Compton, was arrested at 10:37 pm on a spray paint vandalism charge at the Bulgarmarsh Road recreation area.

A Durfee Road caller reported being bitten on the arm by a dog the day before; injury required hospital treatment.

At 3:37 pm, a caller reported that a car swerved across Seapowet Avenue, struck a pole and was heavily damaged, and then continued on its way. Police found the damaged pole but not the car.

A Bourne Mill Apartments caller reported the theft of Amazon packages from the mail room.

Providence Police asked Tiverton to assist finding a possibly suicidal person whose phone had pinged in the woods in the vicinity of Eight Rod Way. Although the phone was then shut off, Tiverton officers searched the area, found the person and called for an ambulance.

Police were called to Tiverton High School at 8:37 pm for a report of 4-wheelers on the football field. Officers found that the vehicles were not on the field and no damage was done.

Friday, Aug. 14

At 11:42 am, a 911 call alerted police and firefighters to a car (Fall River driver) vs motorcycle (Seekonk driver) accident with injuries on Bulgarmarsh Road at Stafford Road. Westport Rescue took one person to St. Anne's Hospital. Both vehicles had to be towed.

At 3:07 pm, a Neck Road caller reported young men shooting rifles or shotguns across from his yard.

A Fall River man was cited for driving without a license after his moped was stopped at the corner of Main and State roads.

Police were called to the Star Riders Club on Bulgarmarsh Road at 8:48 pm for a report of a large gathering. Police responded but found no large gathering.

At 10:12 pm, police were called to a Souza Road residence for a report of a large, loud gathering. Officers found fewer than ten people who agreed to turn down the music.

Gunshots were heard near Narrow Avenue at 11:04 pm.

Saturday, Aug. 15

A Paul James Drive caller reported a tree down across the road and onto a boat at 6:04 pm.

Cedric L. Love, 37, of 162 Mill St., Tiverton, was arrested on charges of domestic disorderly conduct and domestic vandalism, at 1 am at that address.

Mark P. Rodrigues, 59, of 53 Massey Road, Tiverton, was arrested at 9:14 am on a fireworks possession charge at a Hayden Avenue location. Police had been called there for a report that someone had shot bottle rockets at a resident's dogs.

Callers reported a vehicle headed down Crandall Road with a child sitting in the driver's lap.

David Aguiar, 49, of Bristol, was arrested on a charge of disorderly conduct (drunkenness) at 8:58 pm in the area of 29 Main Road.

After receiving a stolen bicycle complaint, police spotted four boys pedaling north on Main Road, one riding a bike matching the description. The bike was returned to the owner who did not want to press charges.

Responding to a 3:43 pm 911 call about possible drug activity, police discovered juveniles smoking marijuana in a Main Road business parking lot.

A dump truck and pickup truck were reported to be making repeat trips down Eight Rod Way with loads of branches and brush, then returning empty.

A neighbor banging on the walls was reported at 10:24 pm at Bourne Mill Apartments.

People swimming in the pool and making loud noise were reported at the Tiverton Yacht Club at 11:52 pm. Police responded and found nobody in the area.

Sunday, Aug. 16

At 5:39 am, police went to Windwood Drive apartments for a report of loud music and banging on the floor.

Marlena N. Johnson, 29, of New Bedford, was arrested on a charge of driving under the influence, .15 percent or greater, after a 1:30 am traffic stop on Route 24.

Gunshots were reported off Seapowet Avenue at 8:54 am.

Callers reported a pickup truck driving south on the wrong side of Main Road at 4:23 pm.

Nobody was injured in a two-car crash on Cottrell Road at 6:25 pm. Both vehicles were towed.

Both vehicles were towed after an 8:42 pm crash on East Road at Main Road. Those involved declined transport to the hospital.