Tiverton Police: Noisy neighbors, construction, dogs, fireworks

Posted 5/19/21

Tuesday, April 27

Danae L. Garner, 25, of Newport was arrested on charges of marijuana possession (one ounce or less, 18 year or older), driving with a suspended license, speeding, littering and …

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Tiverton Police: Noisy neighbors, construction, dogs, fireworks

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Tuesday, April 27

Danae L. Garner, 25, of Newport was arrested on charges of marijuana possession (one ounce or less, 18 year or older), driving with a suspended license, speeding, littering and driving with no inspection sticker at 1:41 am on Route 24 south.

Tuesday, April 27

911 callers reported a brown Honda “all over the road” (Bulgarmarsh Road) at 3:51 pm, almost hit vehicle head-on.

A woman reported at 4:07 pm that her leashed dog was attacked by a loose dog on Horizon Drive.

At 4:08 pm, 911 callers said that a pickup truck had gone off Fish Road, into a ditch and wound up against a utility pole. The driver, reported to be walking around but bleeding, was treated at the scene.

A 911 caller reported that her great Pyranese/Australian sheperd dog attacked and injured a dog at a Main Road location. The injured dog was taken to an emergency vet.

Police and fire went to Mystic Moon, 436 Main Road, at 5:27 pm for an alarm. Firefighters determined that the cause was burning incense. The building was ventilated.

Kayann Dwayne Atkinson, 40, of Fall River, was arrested on charges of narcotics possession, possession of marijuana (one ounce or less, 18 years or older) and obstructing a police officer at 11:20 pm in the area of Evelyn’s Drive In, Main Road.

Toni Marie Howland, 40, of Fall River, was arrested on a Superior Court Bench Warrant near Evelyn’s Drive In, Main Road, at 11:25 am.

Wednesday, April 28

At 12:49 am, a car was damaged and a deer killed in a collision in the area of 3119 Main Road.

Ryan Alfred Hemmer, 27, of New Bedford, was arrested on a charge of driving under the influence of alcohol, blood alcohol level of .10 to .15 percent, at 1:50 am on Route 24 north.

Four mailboxes were damaged on Highland Road.

A Bourne Avenue homeowner agreed to turn the music down after police received a noise complaint at 11:29 pm.

Thursday, April 29

A deer was killed and a car damaged in a collision on Fish Road at 1:30 am.

A 911 caller reported an argument on East King Road at 10:04 am. Fall River Police handled the call.

911 callers reported a car engulfed in flames in the area of 607 Crandall Road at 11:11 am.

At 11:46 am, a car on Route 24 north had to be towed after its windshield was smashed in a collision with a bird.

Police went to Hooper Street at 3:32 pm for a rabbit stuck in a fence.

Freetown Police told Tiverton Police that they want to talk to a Tiverton resident who allegedly stole his vehicle from a tow yard in Freetown.

A Kenyon Road resident called to report that his vehicle has been spray painted and keyed multiple times. Fall River Police will handle the matter since the damage happened there.

A motorist pulled into the police parking lot any 6:04 pm saying that he did so because he was being followed on Route 24.

Marquis P. Simmons, 31, of Roxbury, Mass., was arrested on an affidavit and arrest warrant from another department at 2:20 pm on Main Road.

Sandra Marie Sousa, 33, of 57 Beeden Road, Westport, was arrested on charges of obstructing a police officer and driving under a foreign license while her license was suspended at 7:20 pm on Route 24 north.

Kevin Pavao, 40, of 57 Beeden Road, Westport, was arrested on a charge of obstructing a police officer at 7:20 pm on Route 24 north.

At 11:06 pm, a West Ridge Drive resident reported that she keeps getting packages delivered to her house by accident then gets harassed for receiving them.

Friday, April 30

A 2:39 pm caller reported that a vehicle was tearing up the north and south parking lots at Town Farm on Main Road.

A Merritt Avenue resident called to complain about his neighbor’s yelling at 7:43 pm.

A Merritt Avenue resident called at 9:26 pm to report that a car had been rented in his name.

Saturday, May 1

Robin R. Morris, 46, of 14 Plantation Drive, Tiverton, was arrested on charges of driving under the influence of alcohol, refusal to submit to a chemical test, domestic simple assault and domestic disorderly conduct at 1:11 am at that address.

Todd E. Bettencourt, 50, of 301 Bulgarmarsh Road, Tiverton, was arrested on a charge of driving under the influence of alcohol, blood alcohol level of .15 percent or greater, at 1:12 am in the area of 1600 Fish Road.

Wires down were reported on Leger Lane at 7 am.

Police received multiple complaints about loud ATVs and dirt bikes operating off Brayton Road starting at 3:05 pm.

An East Road resident called at 6:22 pm to tell police that his landlord is threatening to beat him up because his son is drinking on the front porch.

Jeffrey L. Berube, 50, of 155 Main Road, Westport, was arrested on a charge of driving with a suspended license, second offense, at 6:40 pm in the area of 5 Main Road.

Yelling and screaming were reported at a Pocasset Avenue address at 9:42 pm.

Sunday, May 2

Vandalism was reported at the Tiverton Casino at 2:45 am.

Police went to Crandall Road shortly after 3 pm regarding barking dog complaints and a vehicle spinning its tires (two different locations).

Officers returned to Crandall Road at 5:51 pm for a dirt bike complaint.

A resident of Applecreek Apartments, Windwood Drive, called at 7:56 pm to complain about noise from kids jumping off the furniture in another unit.

Monday, May 3

Xin Tan, 32, of Flushing, NY, was arrested on charges of driving under the influence of alcohol and refusal to submit to a chemical test, at 1:46 am on Route 24.

Police were called to Canonicus Street at 2:51 pm for a neighbor dispute.

A Horizon Drive resident called police about a suspicious package. No issue, an officer found — package contains candy.

Lisa Ming, 54, of Randolph, Mass., was arrested on charges of domestic simple assault, domestic disorderly conduct and domestic vandalism at 7:47 pm at Four Seasons Mobile Home Park, Brayton Road. Police had been called there about a disturbance and then called the Fire Department about a backyard fire spreading to a tree.

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