ARREST Report
MONDAY,
FEBRUARY 13
Santiago Mesa, 30, of 165 Winthrop Ave., was arrested on charges of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of liquor (2nd offense), unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle, and failing to stop for a police officer while operating a motor vehicle. He also was cited for the civil motor vehicle infraction of failing to stop for a traffic control sign or signal.
Michael Antoine, 23, of 75 Yeamans St., was issued a summons for a charge of making a threat to commit a crime.
TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY 14
A 15 year old juvenile was arrested on charges of illegal possession of a Class B controlled narcotic substance with intent to distribute and violating the drug-free school zone law.
Scott G. Stillman, 47, of 418 Revere Beach Parkway, was arrested on three outstanding warrants.
Matthews Bruno, 21, of East Boston, was issued a summons for a charge of leaving the scene of an accident after causing property damage.
WEDNESDAY,
FEBRUARY 15
Dineen E. Duro, 33, of Chelsea, was arrested on charges of trespassing and disturbing the peace.
THURSDAY,
FEBRUARY 16
Christopher J. Viscio, 44, of Winthrop, was issued a summons for a charge of allowing the operation of an uninsured motor vehicle. He also was cited for the civil motor vehicle infraction of having an unregistered motor vehicle.
Carlos A. Ramirez, 26, of 350 Revere Beach Boulevard, was issued a summons for the charges of operating an uninsured motor vehicle and attaching plates. He also was cited for the civil motor vehicle infraction of operating an unregistered motor vehicle.
Weekly Crime Report
House Breaks: (4)
Pearl Avenue; Jones Road; North Shore Road; and Shirley Avenue.
Commercial Breaks: (0)
Motor Vehicle *Thefts/Breaks: (3)
*Broadway – Walgreen’s; Broadway (plate); and Garfield Avenue.
Motor Vehicle Accidents: (20)
Furlong Drive; American Legion Hwy; Henry Street; Lee Burbank Hwy; Lee Burbank Hwy; Beach Road; American Legion Hwy; Everard Street – Beachmont School; Squire Road; North Shore Road; Squire Road; American Legion Hwy; Cushman/Broadway; Squire Road; Everard/Bennington; Park Avenue; Goldie Street; Squire Road; Broadway; and Sigourney/Squire.
House Parties/Loud Stereo Complaints (after 9 p.m.): 0
Police NEWS
SEACOAST STUDENT ARRESTED
A Seacoast Academy student was arrested on Feb. 14 for possession and distribution of a small quantity of cocaine in the school.
Around 8:30 a.m., an administrator at Seacoast learned that a student had a small amount of narcotics in his possession potentially packaged for sale. A School Resource Officer was notified and the student was confronted. He was found with the cocaine in his sock.
The 15-year-old juvenile was charged with possession of a Class B drug with intent to distribute and possession of a Class B drug within 1,000 feet of a school.
ROBBED OF LAPTOP
Despite taking some precautions in the hand-to-hand sale of a computer, one woman was still robbed of her computer that was for sale when she met a potential buyer in the Target parking lot.
On Weds., Feb. 15, the woman had received a message from a potential buyer of her MacBook Laptop via the app ‘OfferUp.’ They agreed to meet in the daytime in the parking lot of the Target store.
She brought her boyfriend with her and made sure she was in a very public area of the lot.
When the buyer pulled up in a van, the woman passed the computer over to him so he could examine it.
He drove off with it.
So much for precautions.
The woman and her boyfriend were only able to get a partial license plate on the van, and police are following up.
“The woman did some good things here with making the transaction in the day, in a public place and with another person,†said Lt. Amy O’Hara. “However, another precaution would have been to make the transactions inside at a coffee shop.â€
ONLY IN HIS SOCKS
As the snowstorm wound down last Monday, Feb. 13, one man found a young man wearing only his socks and beaten up standing at his door.
The knocking got the man’s attention, and he called police when he found the 23-year-old wearing his socks and standing in the snow outside on Abruzzi Street.
Police responded and found the young man to be heavily intoxicated and he had been beaten in the face.
He was transported to the hospital by ambulance and police are investigating the assault.
THE BIG GETAWAY, OR NOT SO MUCH
One Charlestown man was befuddled by a snow bank after allegedly breaking into cars in the Target parking lot and then trying to make a getaway in the family vehicle – but hitting a snow bank instead.
When police arrived, they found the suspect in the back of Target frantically trying to shovel the vehicle out of the snow. Officers took him into custody shortly after.
The reporting party told police he was coming out of Stop & Shop when he saw the suspect rummaging through his vehicle. When he realized the suspect had stolen items out of the vehicle, he called police and began to follow the suspect.
The suspect jumped into the family car and made his getaway, only to crash into the snow behind Target.
Through an investigation, police learned the suspect broke into three cars, and several items were located.
Abas Bilal, 22, of Charlestown, was charged with operating after license was suspended and three counts of breaking and entering into a vehicle at night.
SCHOOLS HANDLING ISSUE AT RUMNEY
Police were called to the Rumney Marsh Academy on Feb. 6 for a possible knife being used to make threats.
After an investigation, police determined there wasn’t a knife and the so-called weapon did not fit the definition of a dangerous weapon.
The issue is being addressed by school administrators immediately. This issue at hand is a violation of school rules, but will be set up for a Clerk’s Hearing in Chelsea District Court. The investigation remains open.
SECOND OUI
Revere Police stopped a man who is alleged to be intoxicated while driving during the snowstorm last Monday morning, Feb. 13.
Santiago Mesa, 30, of 165 Winthrop Ave., was charged with operating under the influence of liquor (2nd offense), negligent operation, unlicensed operation, failure to stop, and failure to stop for a police officer while driving.
