Warren police logs: Man charged with stealing Halloween decorations

Posted 11/9/18

Monday, Oct. 29

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Warren police logs: Man charged with stealing Halloween decorations

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Monday, Oct. 29

Police were called to aid the sheriff’s department in an eviction on Union Street.

A Main Street resident reported the theft of a set of keys.

A caller reported possible narcotics activity at 3 p.m. on Main Street. The caller also reported seeing an SUV with tinted windows on Union Street.

A caller complained about a panhandler on Lyndon Street.

A Detroit Avenue resident called the police after a neighbor started cutting trees on his property.

Fire crews were called to an apartment on Main Street just after 11 p.m., after residents smelled gas. Fire crews made their way in and determined that a valve on the kitchen stove had been left open. Crews ventilated the gas and allowed residents back in to the building.

Tuesday, Oct. 30

A Water Street woman called police at 2:42 a.m. to complain about a neighbor’s loud music.

Kenneth F. Camadeco, 64, of Davis Street, was arrested on a Rhode Island Superior Court warrant. 

Police checked out the scene on Market Street, after a caller reported a loose calf trodding around.

Fire crews were alerted to a porch fire on Franklin Street after a woman driving by at 6:27 p.m. noticed the fire and called 911. Crews were able to extinguish the fire a few minutes later.

A Ridgeway Drive man told police that a coyote has been frequenting his yard in recent days.

A Parker Avenue woman reported the theft of a necklace frothier home.

A Truman Avenue man reported hearing at least one gunshot fired. He also said he could hear a pack of coyotes in the area.

Wednesday, Oct. 31

A caller reported a speeding driver on Market Street just before 9:30 a.m.

A Vernon Street caller reported two missing juveniles. They were located at a nearby home and returned about an hour later.

An anonymous caller reported kids throwing eggs and glow sticks near the bike path at Market Street.

Carl V. Melise, 25, of 274 Metacom Ave., second floor, was charged with larceny under $500 after a caller told police at 7:09 p.m. that a man had just stolen Halloween decorations out of his yard on Child Street. Police caught up with Mr. Melise near Arlington Avenue.

A caller complained about a car parked for a while at the cemetery on Vernon Street.

A caller reported a possible drunk driver on Metacom Avenue. Police found the suspect car and pulled it over; the erratic driving was due to a child in the back seat, who was distracting the driver.

Police detained a woman after a man on Market Street told them there was a woman sitting on his porch who refused to leave.

Thursday, Nov. 1

A caller told police thee was a gold Jeep traveling too fast and attempting to pass a school bus on Market Street.

A Market Street resident reported a disobedient child.

A Vernon Street woman reported her two dogs missing. Turns out a family member had taken them for a drive and returned shortly thereafter.

A Child Street caller complained about neighbors’ loud music. Police told them to turn it down.

Friday, Nov. 2

A man who appeared to be intoxicated walked into police headquarters and reported having disagreements with his friend and brother.

A Third Street man complained that a neighbor broke his vape pen. The two told police they’d work it out.

A man told police that kids threw rocks at a trailer of his on Railroad Avenue. The kids told police it wasn’t rocks, but berries.

A Westport man was charged after he allegedly struck a building while driving on Child Street at 11:43 p.m., then fled the scene. Bristol police caught up with Andrew P. Cardeiro, 35, of Westport in their town, shortly after the accident was called in. He was charged with reckless driving/drag racing/eluding police, first offense.

Saturday, Nov. 3

Police dispersed two men reported fighting on Cutler Street.

A caller told police at 6:50 a.m. that a man and woman were carrying a small child along Metacom Avenue, without protection from the elements. 

A caller reported suspicious activity — a car stopping at houses along the street, with an occupant running up to each door and then back. Police determined they were helping with a door to door charity food drive.

An Oyster Point woman called police to report that her daughter assaulted her.

A caller complained about a panhandler on Metacom Avenue.

Sunday, Nov. 4

Police stopped a man walking in Metacom Avenue at 1:33 a.m., and advised him to use the sidewalk.

Caitlin S. Murphy, 30, of Johnston, was charged with driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol, first offense, after police pulled her over on Metacom Avenue at 2:31 a.m.

A Child Street resident called police at 9:56 a.m. to report “extremely” loud music.

A Detroit Avenue resident reported receiving a threatening text message.

A caller complained about a suspicious man wearing “shorts and glow stick” walking around Schoolhouse Road. It was a volunteer handing out a flyer for the state Democratic party.

Monday, Nov. 5

Maria G. Costa, 57, of 28 Wood St., second floor, was charged with disorderly conduct after police were called to her home at 12:12 a.m. to investigate loud banging.

 

 

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