December 2020

  • Troop F Weekly Report 12-21 to 12-27-20


     

    Incident Type:         ACCIDENT - MULTI VEHICLE / OUI

    Date:                          12/26/2020

    Town:                        bridgewater

    Trooper:                   Cpl. Quint

    Brief Synopsis:       Cpl. Quint received a traffic complaint involving a vehicle failing to dim its high beam headlights and operating with its turn signal on without turning.  Before the vehicle could be located, it was reported it had struck another vehicle travelling the same direction crashing both cars.  Cpl. Quint arrived at the scene and found no one was injured in the crash.  After further investigation, the man operating the vehicle that initiated the traffic complaint was arrested for OUI.  The man stated he was trying to find the interstate so he could return to his home in Bangor.  He was in Bridgewater which is approximately 20 miles north of Houlton.

     


     

    Incident Type:         ACCIDENT / Operating without a license

    Date:                          12/27/2020

    Town:                        island falls

    Trooper:                   Tr. Castonguay

    Brief Synopsis:       Tr. Castonguay was patrolling in Island Falls when he observed a van that crashed into a ditch.  There was no one with the vehicle when it was found.  After some investigating, Tr. Castonguay located to male juveniles and learned they had taken the vehicle without permission and crashed when backing out of the driveway.  One of the juveniles is on 24/7 house arrest for an unrelated matter.  After speaking with the JCCO, both males were returned to their respective homes and Tr. Castonguay spoke with their parents.  The male that took the van was issued a summons for operating without a license.

     

    Incident Type:         CRIMINAL MISCHIEF

    Date:                          12/21/2020

    Town:                        New Limerick

    Trooper:                   tr. mahon

    Brief Synopsis:       Tr. Mahon took a criminal mischief report from a subject in New Limerick.  The victim reported someone put a foreign substance in the fuel tank of his trailer truck.  A suspect has been identified and the investigation is ongoing.


     

    Incident Type:         BURGLARY

    Date:                          12/21/2020

    Town:                        Woodland

    Trooper:                   cpl. casavant

    Brief Synopsis:       Cpl. Casavant responded to burglary at a residence in Woodland.  The owner of the property reported nobody is living at the residence and someone had forced entry into the garage and stole tools.  The investigation is ongoing.


     

    Incident Type:         OAS

    Date:                          12/27/2020

    Town:                        Saint john

    Trooper:                   tr. curtin

    Brief Synopsis:       Tr. Curtin stopped a vehicle operating at a high speed in Saint John.  A license check of the operator revealed his license was under suspension.  Tr. Curtin issued the 27-year-old St. Francis man a criminal summons for OAS.

  • Troop G Weekly Report 12/21/2020 - 12/27/2020

    On 12/26/2020, Tr. Vanadestine received a call from Augusta RCC regarding a suicidal male from MA traveling northbound on the Turnpike. Tr. Vanadestine located the male in West Gardiner and transported him to the hospital for an evaluation.

    On 12/27/2020, Tr. Davis responded to a call of a female in the New Gloucester/Auburn area who was on the side of the highway calling for help.  Tr. Davis and Cpl. Physic had a difficult time finding the female due to her consistently hanging up on dispatch, far off the highway, and being in black clothing. Tr. Davis was finally able to locate an intoxicated female and she called for a ride. A male and female picked her up.  As she was heading southbound, the intoxicated female kept making calls to dispatch that she was feeling unsafe and arguing could be heard on an open line.  Cpl. Physic and Tr. Libritz caught up with the vehicle in Saco. All the parties were interviewed and it was determined no crime was committed. The female who kept calling 911 was picked up by her parents.