Warren police logs: Several charged with drug offenses

Posted 5/17/21

Monday, May 10

Joshua D. Strother , 27, of 37 Child St., Apt. 1R, was picked up on a warrant for domestic violence-simple assault and/or battery, and domestic violence-disorderly conduct.

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Warren police logs: Several charged with drug offenses

Posted

Monday, May 10

Joshua D. Strother, 27, of 37 Child St., Apt. 1R, was picked up on a warrant for domestic violence-simple assault and/or battery, and domestic violence-disorderly conduct.

Multiple callers alerted police to a man wearing a black hoodie who was pacing around Patterson Avenue and Metacom just before noon, yelling vulgarities. Police could not locate him.

A Massasoit Avenue woman called police to talk about a child custody issue.

Tuesday, May 11

A Metacom Avenue woman reported that her bicycle was stolen from her front yard.

A Buffalo Avenue woman called police after spotting a labrador retriever and German shepherd in her yard.

Wednesday, May 12

Andria M. Prizio, 23, of New Bedford, was charged with three counts of a controlled substance, first offense, and obstructing a police officer, after they investigated a car parked on Market Street just after 2 a.m.

A caller complained about a man yelling on Child Street at 7:21 a.m. All was quiet when police arrived.

Report from Oyster Point, 7:40 a.m.: "Found chicken."

Nathaniel D. Dempsey, 38, of 272 Child St., rear, was charged with disorderly conduct after multiple callers reported a man with a hammer yelling at people just before 9 a.m.

A Main Street resident reported a stolen trash bin.

A Jacobs Point resident called police after spotting a fox that appeared sick in his yard. It ran into the woods.

An Almy Avenue woman reported that her dog might have been bitten by a woodchuck.

The Hugh Cole School principal asked that an officer come down after vape pens were found.

A caller complained that a group of kids left a basketball hoop in the road. Police came down and told them to move it.

Thursday, May 13

Michael W. Towns, 37, of Providence, was charged with domestic violence-simple assault and/or battery, third or subsequent offense, domestic violence-vandalism, third or subsequent offense, and domestic violence-disorderly conduct, first offense, after a Metacom Avenue woman called police at 4:39 a.m. to report that her boyfriend just walked in and was acting strange.

Police got a call about a panhandler on Metacom Avenue just after 10 a.m.

A caller told police that kids were splashing water at people passing by on the bike path.

A Market Street woman told police that someone smashed her car windows.

Loi T. Truong, 41, of Blackstone, Ma., was charged with driving with a suspended, revoked or canceled license, after being pulled over on Market Street just before midnight.

Friday, May 14

A vandalism complaint came in from Child Street.

A caller reported being assaulted on the bike path. He said the assailant was an older man wearing a brown shirt with an American flag on the back.

Zachary Reynolds, 21, of East Millinocket, Maine, was charged with driving with a suspended, revoked or canceled license, after a minor accident at State and Water streets called in at 4:20 p.m.

Sean D. Furtado, 40, of Fall River, was charged with possession of a controlled substance, after he turned himself in at the police station.

Saturday, May 15

A caller complained about a loud party on Water Street just before 1 a.m.

Zachary Carlson, 27, of North Attleboro, Ma., was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol, BAC .1 to .15, after police pulled him over at Market and Mason streets at 2:51 a.m.

A Market Street man called police to report a dispute with a neighbor, who he said was recording him. Police spoke to both sides, and determined it was a civil matter.

A caller told police that a large group of kids were acting belligerently on Wood Street just after 8:30 p.m. Police dispersed them.

A caller to the police tip line reported an erratic motorcyclist on Main Street. Police stopped a biker near the station; it was unclear whether it was the same one.

Sunday, March 16

A Market Street caller complained about loud music just before 2:30 a.m.

A woman reported a person sleeping at a bus stop on Main Street. Police spoke to him; he was waiting for the bus, he said.

Police returned a lost wallet to its owner after it was handed in.

A Davis Street resident reported being harassed by a neighbor.

A juvenile, 16, was charged with felony receiving stolen goods over $1,500.

Police went down to the beach at Seaview Avenue after a resident complained that a small group of kids had been 'making a mess' of the beach with trash and had a small fire going. Police found no trash, but extinguished the fire.

A Main Street woman reported being harassed by her neighbors.

Monday, May 17

Police arrested two after pulling a car over at Metacom and Patterson avenues at 12:14 a.m. Darian Wong-Tulloch, 18, of Wilbraham, Ma., was charged with transportation of alcohol by a minor and Anthony R. Wilson, 19, of Hampden, Ma., was charged with possession of more than one ounce of marijuana, and possession of alcohol by a minor.

 

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