Wednesday
February 1, 2012:
P201200326 Criminal Violation of a Restraining
Order:
On
Tuesday January 31, 2012 at about 6:00 p.m. South
Windsor Police officers received a complaint from a
local woman that a man had attempted to contact her
via FaceBook.com. An active Protective Order
prohibited the man from having any contact with the
woman. Officers contacted the man who stated he’d
sent the email by accident and agreed to meet with
officers. Officers then arrested the man, Michael
Lanata, age 46, of 1340 Manchester Road, Glastonbury.
He was charged with Criminal Violation of a
Restraining Order. Lanata was released on a
$2500.00 non-surety bond and is scheduled to appear
at Manchester Superior Court on Wednesday February
1, 2012.
P201100100 Failure to
Appear in the First Degree:
On
Wednesday February 1, 2012 South Windsor Police
arrested Shataneka Brown, age 19, of 39 Village
Street, Vernon on a re-arrest warrant. She was
charged with Failure to Appear in the First Degree.
Brown was held on a $500.00 surety bond and will be
presented at Manchester Superior Court later
Wednesday morning, February 1, 2012. Her charge
stems from a missed court date for 2011 shoplifting
arrest.
Tuesday
January 31, 2012:
P201200312 Assault in
the Third degree/Breach of Peace:
On Monday
January 30, 2012 at about 9:00 p.m. South Windsor
Police officers were dispatched to an active fight
at the 7-11 store on Ellington Road. A white Chevy
SUV occupied by two men had pulled up next to the
victims’ car and one of the men began verbally
harassing his wife and child. The victim exited the
store to see what the problem was and one of the men
threw a punch at him. The victim tackled the man
who’d attacked him and the second suspect exited the
SUV and then joined in the fight. The two suspects
then wrestled with the victim until he got free and
grabbed a nearby broom defend himself with. He swung
the broom at the men and struck their vehicle,
breaking a window. The suspects fled in their
vehicle, then returned a few moments later to
retrieve one of the suspects wallet which was lying
on the ground. When the suspects fled the second
time, they backed into and struck a parked car in
the store parking lot. Officers found that one of
the suspects had dropped his driver’s license in the
parking area during the melee.
Officers located the suspects a short time later in
the St. Marc Circle condominium complex. The
officers found the victims car keys and a black
facsimile handgun (pellet gun) in the suspects’
truck.
Officers arrested both men and towed their vehicle.
Arrested were:
Aaron Galligan, age 28, of 7 Geraldine Drive,
Ellington.
He was charged with
Interfering w/ an officer, Breach of Peace in the
2nd Degree, Assault in the 3rd Degree, Weapons in a
vehicle, Reckless Driving and Evading
Responsibility. He was held on an $80,000.00 surety
bond and will be presented at Manchester Superior
Court on Tuesday January 31, 2012.
JeffreyLanz, age 27, of 16 West Road, Ellington.
He was charged with
Assault in the 3rd Degree, Breach of Peace in the
2nd Degree, Unlawful Restraint and Interfering w/ an
officer. Lanz was held on a $100,000 surety bond and
will be presented at Manchester Superior Court on
Tuesday January 31, 2012.
P201200311
Suspicious Circumstances/Request for Information:
The
South Windsor Police Department is investigating a
suspicious person complaint that occurred on January
30th at the Target Store on Buckland
Hills Drive. A woman notified store security and
police that a man attempted to take photos of her
under her skirt using a computer tablet type
device. The suspect is described as a white male in
his 40’s, with short hair. He was wearing a long
black coat, button down style shirt and tan pants.
The victim stated that the man followed her down an
aisle and later touched her thigh with the device.
She realized what he was doing and the suspect fled
when she called for security.
Anyone with information about this man is requested
to contact Ofc. Scott Madore at 860-644-2551 or our
anonymous tipline, 860-648-NABM (6226)
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Sunday
January 29, 2012:
P201200280 Operating a Motor Vehicle Under the
Influence of Alcohol:
On
Friday, January 27, 2012 at about midnight South
Windsor Police responded to a single car motor
vehicle accident on Neiderwerfer Road. Officers
suspected that the operator of the car was under the
influence of alcohol. Following a series of roadside
sobriety tests, officers arrested the woman.
Officers arrested the operator, Jenna Weerden,
age 27, of 79 Brooklyn St. Vernon. She was
charged with Operating a Motor Vehicle Under the
Influence of Alcohol, Failure to Drive in Proper
Lane, and Operating an Unregistered Motor Vehicle.
She was later released on $500.00 non-surety bond
and is scheduled to appear at Manchester Superior
Court on February 6, 2012.
Friday
January 27, 2012:
P201102733 Assault in the Third degree:
On
Thursday, January 26, 2012 South Windsor Police
arrested Alanna Anderson, age 21, of 111 High
Street, Coventry on an arrest warrant. Anderson
was charged with Assault in the Third degree. She
was later released on a $1000.00 non-surety bond and
is scheduled to appear at Manchester Superior Court
on February 9, 2012.
Anderson’s charge stems from an August 2011 fight
that occurred in the parking area of a Buckland Road
business. Anderson followed an acquaintance into
the parking area and a verbal dispute ensued and the
victim later reported that Anderson had hit her.
The incident was reported to police hours later and
officers obtained an arrest warrant for Anderson.
P201104184
Disorderly Conduct:
On
Thursday January 26, 2012 South Windsor Police
arrested Jonathan Elwood, age 35, of 778 Clark
St, South Windsor on an arrest warrant.
He was charged with Disorderly Conduct and was later
released on a $5000.00 non-surety bond. He is
scheduled to appear at Manchester Superior Court on
Friday, January 27, 2012. Elwood’s charge stems
from a December 25, 2011 complaint that he had
thrown things around his home and pulled the hair of
another resident of the home during a dispute.
Officers interviewed the victim at a local hospital
where she was seeking treatment. An arrest warrant
was later obtained for Elwood.
P201103629 Larceny in
the Sixth degree:
On
Thursday January 26, 2012 South Windsor arrested
Elizabeth Boccamaiello, age 46, of 129 Giddings Ave,
Windsor, CT on an arrest warrant. She was
charged with Larceny in the Sixth degree. She was
later released on a $5000.00 non-surety bond and is
scheduled to appear at Manchester Superior Court on
February 9, 2012.
P201100876 Failure to
Appear in the Second degree:
On
Friday January 27, 2012 South Windsor Police
arrested Kyle Cormier, age 19, of 54 Oak St.,
South Windsor on a re-arrest warrant. He was
charged with Failure to Appear in the Second degree
and was held on a $4000.00 surety bond. He will be
presented at Manchester Superior Court later on
Friday, January 27, 2012. Cormier’s charge stems
from a missed court date for a 2011 Possession of
Marijuana charge.
Thursday
January 26, 2012:
P200900758 Failure to Appear in the First degree:
On
Thursday, January 26, 2012 South Windsor Police
arrested Joanne Farley, age 56, of 139 Hilton
Drive, South Windsor on a re-arrest warrant.
Farley was charged with Failure to Appear in the
First degree and was held on a $10,000.00 surety
bond. She was later presented at Manchester
Superior Court. Farley’s charge stems from a missed
court date for a 2009 Narcotics violation arrest.
P201103778
Threatening:
On
Thursday January 26, 2012 South Windsor Police
arrested Richard Gustamachio, age 47, of 694 Rye
St. South Windsor on an arrest warrant. He was
charged with two counts of Threatening and was later
released on a $5000.00 non-surety bond. He is
scheduled to appear at Manchester Superior Court on
Friday, January 27, 2012. Gustamachio’s charges
stem from a November 2011 incident in which he
threatened to harm an acquaintance and his own
family members.
P201200261 Criminal
Violation of a Restraining Order:
On
Wednesday January 25, 2012 South Windsor Police
received a complaint from a Hilton Drive resident
who was receiving calls from a man in violation of a
Protective Order. Officers located the man at a
friend’s home and arrested him. Officers charged
the man, Dillon Rouleau, age 18, of 224 Hilton
Drive, South Windsor with Criminal Violation of
a Protective Order. He was later released on a
$1000.00 surety bond and is scheduled to appear at
Manchester Superior Court on Thursday January 26,
2012.
Wednesday
January 25, 2012:
2009 South Windsor kidnapping incident featured on
ABC show “20/20”:
The
ABC news magazine show “20/20” will be airing a
story about domestic violence this Friday, January
27th at 10:00 p.m. The segment will
feature interviews with police department staff who
responded to the 2009 kidnapping and hostage
situation including Chief Matthew Reed, Sgt. Peter
Alix and Dispatcher Krista Marchesseault.
The day-long incident began when
Richard Shenkman kidnapped his ex-wife in Hartford
at gunpoint, drove her to his South Windsor home and
held her hostage for hours. She escaped the house
and Shenkman continued firing shots from the home,
eventually setting fire to the house and narrowly
escaping himself. He was recently convicted to 70
years in prison. We hope that the media coverage of
this story raises awareness about domestic violence
and that resources are available to help victims.
Additional
information is available at http://abcnews.go.com/2020/
and the Connecticut Victims Advocate webpage at:
www.ct.gov/ova/site/default.aspand
Shenkman continued firing shots from the home,
eventually setting fire to the house and narrowly
escaping himself. He was recently convicted and
sentenced to 70 years in prison.
P201102094 Failure to
Appear in the Second degree:
On
Tuesday January 24, 2012 South Windsor Police
arrested James Keegan, age 46, of 35 Main St,
South Windsor on a re-arrest warrant. Keegan
was charged with Failure to Appear in the Second
degree. He was held on a $4000.00 surety bond and
will be presented at Manchester Superior Court on
Wednesday January 25, 2012. Keegan’s charge stems
from a missed court date for a 2011 Disorderly
Conduct charge.
Road Closure: Road
Reopened
Beelzebub Road was closed briefly on Tuesday January
24, 2012 due to a water main break. The roadway was
closed at 1:45 p.m. when the break was discovered.
The repairs were made and the road was re-opened at
7 p.m.
Tuesday
January 24, 2012:
Community Charity event: “Bundles of Love baby item
collection”:
The
South Windsor Police and South Windsor Youth &
Family Services are collaborating to collect baby
items throughout February and into early March. We
seek to collect items for families in need to supply
them with essentials such a Diapers, wipes,
ointments, lotions, bath soap, bottles and related
supplies.
The collected items will be donated to local
residents, The Network Against Domestic Abuse
Women’s Shelter, KidSafe CT and 1st Way
Life Center.
Collection bins will be located at Police
Headquarters, 151 Sand Hill Road, as well at the
South Windsor Town Hall on Sullivan Avenue and the
Community Center on Nevers Road.
There
will be a Collection Event on Saturday February 11th,
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at two local supermarkets;
Stop & Shop (1739 Ellington Road) and Geissler’s
Market (955 Sullivan Ave.)
Child Safety Seat
Clinic by the South Windsor Police Department:
On
Friday, February 10, 2012 the South Windsor Police
Department will be hosting a free child safety seat
clinic at South Windsor Fire Headquarters (Company
#1, 1175 Ellington Road). The event will be held
from 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM. There is no cost to have
your child’s car seat inspected, and no appointment
is needed.
The South Windsor Child Safety Seat Team follows the
recommendations of the American Academy of
Pediatrics (AAP) and the National Highway Traffic
Safety Administration (NHTSA) which is keeping
children rear-facing from birth until two
years old or to the height or weight limits of the
convertible seat. Then, children should be
forward-facing in a harnessed seat from two years
old to eight years old up to the limits of the Child
Restraint, then in a belt-positioning booster seat
until the child can fit properly in a safety
seat-belt, typically when the child is about
eight to twelve years old. When using the vehicle’s
safety seat belt always use the lap-shoulder belt
for best protection.
A final, best-practice recommendation is for all
children under 13 years old to ride in the back
seat. Please read and follow the instruction manual
of your child’s safety seat and your vehicle to find
the safest installation configuration.
Monday
January 23, 2012:
P201102147 Failure to
Pay or Plead:
On Friday, January
20, 2012 Robert McCabe, age 51, of 706 Griffin
Road, South Windsor turned himself in on an
arrest warrant. He was charged with Failure to Pay
or Plead. McCabe was later released on a $300.00
cash bond and is scheduled to appear at Manchester
Superior Court on February 2, 2012. McCabe’s charge
stems from a missed payment date for an Infraction
ticket he was issued in July 2011 for Possession of
Marijuana.
P201200211 Larceny in
the Sixth degree:
On January 20, 2012
South Windsor Police were dispatched to a larceny
complaint at the Stop and Shop store on Ellington
Road. Store security had an employee detained for
stealing money from a cash register. Officers
interviewed the suspect and arrested the man,
Brian Baksh-Doyle, age 18, of 91 Gordon Drive, South
Windsor. He was charged with Larceny in the
Sixth degree. The total amount of stolen money was
$160.00 and Baksh-Doyle returned some of the money
to the store. Baksh-Doyle was later released on a
$1000.00 non-surety bond and is scheduled to appear
at Manchester Superior Court on February 2, 2012.
P201200214 Operating
a Motor Vehicle Under the Influence of Alcohol:
On
Saturday January 21, 2012 at about midnight South
Windsor Police responded to a single car motor
vehicle accident on Avery Street near Chandler
Drive. Officers suspected the operator was under
the influence of alcohol. Following a series of
roadside sobriety tests officers arrested the woman,
Krista Johnson, age 40, of 101 South Street,
Vernon.
She was charged with Operating a Motor Vehicle Under
the Influence of Alcohol and Failure to Drive in
Proper lane. She was released on a $1,000.00
non-surety bond and is scheduled to appear at
Manchester Superior Court on January 30, 2012.
P200901709 Failure to
Appear in the First degree:
On
Monday January 23, 2012 South Windsor Police
arrested Rebecca Vees, age 20, of 11 French Lane,
South Windsor on a re-arrest warrant. She was
charged with Failure to Appear in the First degree.
Vees was held on a $2000.00 surety bond and will be
presented at Manchester Superior Court later Monday
morning.
Community Charity
event: “Bundles of Love baby item collection”:
The
South Windsor Police and South Windsor Youth &
Family Services are collaborating to collect baby
items throughout February and into early March. We
seek to collect items for families in need to supply
them with essentials such a Diapers, wipes,
ointments, lotions, bath soap, bottles and related
supplies.
The collected items will be donated to local
residents, The Network Against Domestic Abuse
Women’s Shelter, KidSafe CT and 1st Way
Life Center.
Collection bins will be located at Police
Headquarters, 151 Sand Hill Road, as well at the
South Windsor Town Hall on Sullivan Avenue and the
Community Center on Nevers Road.
Friday
January 20, 2012:
P201103856 Forgery in
the Second degree/Illegal Use of a Credit Card:
On January 18, 2012
Christopher Frechette, age 29, of 96 Phelps Road,
East Windsor turned himself in on an arrest
warrant. He was charged with Forgery in the Second
degree; Illegal Use of a Credit Card and Receipt of
Money/Goods by Illegal Use of Credit Card. Frechette
was later released on a $1000.00 non-surety bond and
is scheduled to appear at Manchester Superior Court
on January 26, 2012.
Frechettes charges stem from
a November 2011 investigation in which it was
determined that he had assisted another man in the
use a stolen credit card. Frechette and another man
conspired to use the stolen credit card to buy
$177.76 worth of cigarettes at a South Windsor gas
station. They then sold the cartons of cigarettes
to small convenience stores in Hartford at a
discounted price, and used the cash to purchase
Heroin. Investigators later obtained arrest
warrants for both men.
P201200181 Breach of
Peace:
On
Wednesday January 18, 2012 South Windsor Police were
dispatched to a domestic dispute at a Hilton Drive
home. A man had threatened family members in the
home and left the house following the argument.
Officers found the man nearby and arrested him.
Officers arrested Dillon Rouleau, age 18, of 224
Hilton Drive, South Windsor. He was charged
with Breach of Peace. Rouleau was later released on
a $2500.00 surety bond and was scheduled to appear
at Manchester Superior Court on Thursday January 19,
2012.
P201101012
Voyeuristic Recording:
On
Wednesday January 18, 2012 South Windsor Police
arrested Paul Zajac, age 20, of 36 Union Street,
Manchester on an arrest warrant. He was charged
with 24 counts of Voyeuristic Recording of Another
Person. He was released on a $10,000.00 non-surety
bond and is scheduled to appear at Manchester
Superior Court on January 26, 2012.
Zajac’s charges stem from a 2011 investigation that
revealed he’d used a hidden camera to record persons
using a bathroom in his home and changing clothing
in a bedroom. Zajac’s computer was reviewed by
investigators trained in forensic examinations and
24 images of persons using the bathroom or bedroom
were discovered. A warrant was later obtained and
Zajac turned himself in Wednesday night.
P201103846 Larceny in
the Third degree:
On
Wednesday January 18, 2012 South Windsor Police
arrested Tajuana Rivers, age 18, of 271 Main St,
Manchester. She was charged with Larceny in the
Third degree and Conspiracy to Commit Larceny in the
Third degree. Rivers was later released on $5000.00
non-surety bond. She is scheduled to appear at
Manchester Superior Court on January 26, 2012.
Rivers’ charges stem from a November 2011 Larceny
investigation at the Target Store. Rivers took
merchandise to a cashier she knew who then rang up
the items, voided the sale, and permitted her to
leave with the merchandise. This activity occurred
on several dates and the items stolen include Xbox
video games system, PS3 video game system, Nintendo
wii video game system, several Apple Ipads, a
television and other miscellaneous items. The total
loss to Target was about $4900.00. Investigators
were able to recover some of the stolen items and
obtained arrest warrants for Rivers and another
party. The second arrest is pending.
P201200195 Breach of
Peace:
On
Thursday January 19, 2012 at about 4:15 p.m. South
Windsor Police were dispatched to disturbance on a
Connecticut Transit bus that was stopped on Route 5
at Sullivan Avenue. The bus driver said that he’d
picked up the unruly passenger in Enfield and that
the man had been yelling and continued being
disruptive since that time. Officers arrested the
man, Anthony Watson, age 54, of 38 Huyshope Ave,
Hartford. He was charged with Breach of Peace
and was later released on a $1500.00 non-surety
bond. Watson is scheduled to appear at Manchester
Superior Court on February 2, 2012.
P201200198
Threatening:
On
Thursday January 19th South Windsor
Police received a complaint from woman who said a
former friend had just called her and threatened to
kill her. The woman recognized the man’s voice and
the phone number captured in her caller ID was
confirmed as the suspects. Officers went to the mans
home in Manchester and he confessed to calling and
threatening the woman. Officers arrested the man,
David Taft, age 51, of 47 Bunce Drive, Manchester.
He was charged with Threatening and was held on a
$20,000.00 surety bond. Taft will be presented at
Manchester Superior Court on Friday January 20,
2012.
P201200191 Operating
a Motor Vehicle Under the Influence of Alcohol:
On Thursday January 19, 2012 at about 9:00 a.m. a
South Windsor Police officer observed a vehicle
driving over mailboxes on Ellington Road (Rt. 74).
The officer stopped the vehicle a short distance
aware on Beelzebub Road. The officer suspected that
the operator was under the influence of alcohol.
Following a series of roadside sobriety tests
officers arrested the man, Richard Russell, age
69, of 11 Pam Lane, South Windsor. He was
charged with Operating a Motor Vehicle Under the
Influence of Alcohol, Evading Responsibility, and
Failure to Drive in Proper Lane. He was later
released on a $500.00 non-surety bond. Russell is
scheduled to appear at Manchester Superior Court
January 30, 2012.
Friday
January 13, 2012:
P201103279 Burglary
in the Third degree/Larceny in the Third degree:
On Thursday January 12, 2012 South Windsor Police
arrested Ian Grimsley, age 26, of 123 Windsor
Street, Enfield, CT on an outstanding arrest
warrant. Grimsley was arrested at Manchester
Superior where he was already in custody on other
charges. He was charged with Burglary in the Third
degree and Larceny in the Third degree. He was held
at court on a $50,000.00 surety bond. Grimsley was
presented at Manchester Superior Court later in the
morning on January 12, 2012.
Grimsley’s charges stem from an October 2011
burglary investigation at an Abbe Road home. The
victim reported that approximately $8000 worth of
jewelry was missing from the home. Investigators
shared information with officers from the Coventry
Police Department and were able to identify Grimsley
as a suspect. Pawn shop records showed that a
friend of Grimsley’s had sold the stolen jewelry.
Grimsley was located and subsequently admitted
burglarizing the home to support a heroin habit.
Investigators obtained arrest warrants for Grimsley
and his acquaintance. One additional arrest is
expected when Grimsley’s acquaintance is located.
P201200118 Breach of Peace/Failure to Appear in
Second degree:
On
Thursday January 12, 2012 at about 11:00 p.m. South
Windsor Police were dispatched to a shoplifting
complaint at the Stop and Shop store on Ellington
Road. Store staff reported that a former employee
had run out of the store with a bag and did not know
what he had taken. Officers searched the area for
the man but could not locate him. During the
investigation officers learned that the man was
wanted on several arrest warrants by the East
Windsor and Berlin Police Departments.
At about 2:00 a.m. Friday morning officers located
the man, Kevin Sansone, age 25, of 87 Hilton
Dive, South Windsor. Sansone was arrested and
charged with Breach of Peace, Failure to Appear in
the Second degree, and Violation of Probation. He
was held on $1000.00 surety bond and will be
presented at Manchester Superior Court later today.
Tuesday
January 10, 2012:
P201103397 Possession
of Child Pornography:
On Monday January 9, 2012 Zachary McGuire, age
19, of 5 Candlewood Drive, South Windsor was
arrested on an outstanding arrest warrant. McGuire
was charged with Possessing Child Pornography and
was released on a $10,000.00 non-surety bond. He
scheduled to appear at Manchester Superior Court on
January 26, 2012.
McGuire’s charge stems from a 2011 investigation by
detectives trained in internet investigations and
the software tools to track suspicious image
transfers. The detectives were able to track
downloaded images to a specific internet address
originating in South Windsor. Investigators
obtained a search warrant for the home on Candlewood
Drive in November 2011 and seized a computer and
hard drives. The devices were inspected by
investigators trained in forensic computer
investigations and a total of 53 videos and photos
of child pornography were found. An arrest warrant
was obtained for McGuire who surrendered himself on
Monday evening.
P201103722 Breach of
Peace:
On
Monday January 9, 2012 South Windsor Police arrested
Roberto Saez, age 34, of 30 Berkley Street,
Springfield, Mass. Saez was charged with Breach
of Peace and was later released on $2500.00
non-surety bond. Saez is scheduled to appear at
Manchester Superior Court on January 10, 2012.
Saez’ charge stems from a November 2011 domestic
dispute at a Windsorville Road home. A woman
complained that her boyfriend, Saez, had struck her
then fled from the home. The responding officers
were unable to locate Saez and an arrest warrant was
later obtained for him. Saez turned himself in on
Monday evening.
P201200077 Motor
Vehicle Accident:
On
Monday January 9, 2012 at about 6:00 p.m. South
Windsor Police and Fire department staff responded
to a motor vehicle accident with injuries at the
intersection of John Fitch Blvd. (Route 5) and
Governor’s Highway.
A Ford Windstar minivan and a Ford Escape collided
in the intersection. The fire department had to
extricate one of the vehicle operators due to damage
to the cars. The woman was transported to Hartford
hospital for treatment of non-life threatening
injuries. Anyone who witnessed the accident is
requested to contact Traffic Officer Mark Halibozek
at 860-644-2551.
South Windsor Police
using Mobile Training Trailer for Firearms Training:
The
South Windsor Police Department staff trains
regularly in defensive tactics, less lethal use of
force and firearms proficiency. This year we have
contracted with Blue Line Corp. to bring their
mobile firearms range to town. The mobile range is
contained in a commercial tractor trailer body. The
self contained range allows us to do low-light
shooting any time of day, with the added convenience
of having the trailer in town. Officers can leave
their work assignments for 90 minutes sessions,
saving travel time and minimizing overtime
expenditures to run all 3 shifts through the
training. The mobile range has traditional targets
and the ability to project video scenarios down
range against targets for officers to react to, and
engage, with live fire if necessary. Two officers
can be run through 20 such scenarios in about an
hour, with the ability to do low light visibility
training that is extremely difficult to schedule at
other ranges. The climate controlled trailer is
ballistically lined and has OSHA compliant
ventilation for the safety of the officers and
others in the area.
For additional information see
www.bluelinecorp.net
Monday
January 9, 2012: Updated 8:45 p.m.
P201200077 Motor Vehicle Accident:
On
Monday January 9, 2012 at about 6:00 p.m. South
Windsor Police and Fire department staff responded
to a motor vehicle accident with injuries at the
intersection of John Fitch Blvd. (Route 5) and
Governor’s Highway.
A Ford Windstar minivan and a Ford Escape collided
in the intersection. The fire department had to
extricate one of the vehicle operators due to damage
to the cars. The woman was transported to Hartford
hospital for treatment of non-life threatening
injuries.
Anyone who witnessed the accident is requested to
contact Traffic Officer Mark Halibozek at
860-644-2551.
P201200063 Operating a Motor Vehicle Under the
Influence of Alcohol:
On
Sunday January 8, 2012 at about 5:00 a.m. South
Windsor Police were dispatched to a welfare check on
Grandview Terrace. Officers found the operator of a
vehicle slumped over the steering wheel. Officers
suspected the man was under the influence of
alcohol. Following a series of roadside sobriety
tests officers arrested the man, Cody Limberger,
age 23, of 140 Beffa Road, Stafford, CT.
He was charged with Operating a Motor Vehicle Under
the Influence of Alcohol. Limberger was later
released on a $1000.00 non-surety bond and is
scheduled to appear at Manchester Superior Court on
January 23, 2012.
P201200060 Motor
Vehicle Violation:
On
Sunday January 8, 2012 at about 1:00 a.m. a South
Windsor Police officer stopped a vehicle on Avery
Street for a violation. Officers learned the
operator’s license was suspended and that the man
was wanted on a re-arrest warrant by the Windsor
Police Department. Officers arrested the man,
Ryan Nash, age 36, of 375 Rood Ave. Windsor. He
was charged with Operating a Motor Vehicle while
License is Suspended and Failure to Appear in the
Second degree. Nash was later release on $1,000.00
surety bond and is scheduled to appear at Manchester
Superior Court on January 23, 2012.
Tuesday December 6, 2011: Updated 1:30 p.m.:
P201103924 Burglary into Package Store:
South Windsor Police are investigating a burglary
that occurred overnight Monday into Tuesday December
6, 2011 at the Cap N Keg Liquors store on John Fitch
Blvd. (Route 5). The suspect(s) took two “jumbo
Cobblestone pavers” and threw them through the front
glass door to gain entry. The pavers appear to have
been previously set in the ground about 1/2” deep
based on grass and dirt coloring. We are exploring
the possibility that the pavers were taken or stolen
from someone’s residence or business prior to the
burglary. If any residents or business owners are
missing 2 or more matching pavers, please contact
Det. Michael Prescher at (860) 648-6219 or
Michael.prescher@southwindsor.org The pavers are
approximately 10” X 6”, with a depth of
approximately 3-4”. Measurements on each stone vary
slightly.
