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WEEKLYNEWS.NET - 978-532-5880 SEPTEMBER 12, 2019
Police Log
Arrests
Jaclyn Marie Bettencourt,
36, of 12 Bowditch St., Apt. 2,
was arrested on Wednesday at 1
a.m. after her husband reported
she struck him and was charged
with assault and battery on a
family member.
Leonardo Lobo, 38, of 199
Lynn St., Apt. 2, was arrested
on a Peabody Police Department
warrant following a motor vehicle
stop at Rizzo’s Roast Beef
at 178 Lynn St. on Wednesday at
2:46 p.m. for unlicensed operation
of a motor vehicle.
Antonio Lawrence, 41, of 34
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Hanover St., Apt. 12, Lynn, was
arrested and charged with Class
B drug possession with intent to
distribute and Class D drug possession
with intent to distribute
at 6:33 a.m. Friday.
Derek Smith, 48, of 63 Andover
St. was arrested on Wednesday
at 9:32 p.m. for tressaping at
Town Variety at 116 Central St.
Summons
Augusto Olacio, 47, of 107
Chatham St., Lynn, was summoned
following a motor vehicle
crash on Tuesday at 4:19 p.m.
at 93 Walnut and 29 Howley
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streets for unlicensed operation
of a motor vehicle.
Jose
Manuel
Romanoencarna, 31, was summoned
following a motor vehicle
stop at 131 Lynnfield St.
on Wednesday at 11:27 a.m. for
unlicensed operation of a motor
vehicle. Vehicle was taken from
the scene by a licensed operator.
Brenda Wayra Espinoza,
22, was summoned following
a motor vehicle stop at 37
Walnut and 20 Wallis streets
on Wednesday at 2:21 p.m. for
unlicensed operation of a motor
vehicle and no registration in
possession.
David Swanson, 47, of 9
Pleasant St, Hamilton will be
summoned for leaving the scene
of a motor vehicle crash on
Thursday at 9:14 a.m. at Workout
World at 216 Newbury St.
Accidents
Hit and run crash reported on
Wednesday at 5:38 p.m. at 17
Sewall St. Officer assisted with
minor crash, no damage to the
reporting party vehicle.
Report of a Scion SUV that
struck the guardrail at 43
Bartholomew St. and 99 Glenway
Ave. and headed toward Lynn on
Thursday at 1:58 a.m. The Lynn
Police Department was notified.
Officer reports minimal damage
to guard rails and a stop sign that
was knocked down at Glenway
Avenue will be delivered to the
Department of Public Works.
Operator will be summoned for
operating with a suspended license
and leaving the scene of a
property damage accident.
Motor vehicle crash reported
on Thursday at 12:08 p.m. at
One Newbury St. Officer will
document the accident, no injuries
or tow trucks.
Multiple vehicle crash near
Starbucks at 240 Andover St. on
Thursday at 4:01 p.m. Officer assisted
with paperwork exchange.
A report of a pedestrian struck
by a motor vehicle at 3:56 p.m.
Thursday at Michael’s Limousine
at 161 Lynn St. The juvenile pedestrian
was taken to the hospital
and the driver was cited for
failure to yield to a pedestrian in
a crosswalk.
Motorist reported a hit and run
crash by a white vehicle at 8 Rose
Circle on Tuesday at 6:32 p.m.
Victim was unable to get a plate
number. Officer will document.
Caller reported a vehicle with
Massachusetts license plate
8050RW struck her vehicle
while parking at Legal Seafoods
at 210 Andover St. and the car
is still in the area on Tuesday at
7:09 p.m. Operator returned to
her vehicle and officer assisted
with paperwork exchange.
Truck struck signal light at
124 Foster and 163 Washington
streets and fled on Wednesday
at 10:48 a.m.
Motor vehicle struck the awning
of the South Peabody Liquor Mart
at 87 Lynnfield St. on Wednesday
at 12:02 p.m. Officer took report.
Complaints
Mother called police to report
her son never made it home
from the Higgins Middle School
at 85 Perkins St. on Tuesday at
4:21 p.m. The child is described
as wearing bright blue shorts,
with a gray shirt, brown hair, and
glasses. A neighbor called to say
the child was at home and trying
to reach his mother. Police report
the child, who usually takes
the bus, got lost walking home.
Officer advised the child to stop at
the police department, next to the
school, for a ride or directions.
Supervisor at Care One at
Peabody Glen at 199 Andover
St. reported a resident has alleged
an employee hit her with a
broom stick on Tuesday at 4:29
p.m. Officer will forward the
complaint to Elder Affairs.
Report of a disturbance at 2
Blaney Ave. at 194 Washington St.
on Tuesday at 6:02 p.m. Caller reports
a vehicle with Massachusetts
license plate is speeding up and
down the street and yelling. Officer
could not locate the vehicle.
Caller from 74 Washington
St. reports a black Ford F350
with Massachusetts license
plate 1NL828 has been parked
at that location for two weeks on
Tuesday at 6:03 p.m. Officer reports
the vehicle is parked legally.
Suspicious object in a box reported
on Keys Drive on Tuesday
at 6:11 p.m. Officer reports the
item appears to be a paintball
gun and it will be removed.
Manager from the leasing office
at 34 Keys Drive reports she
received an email from a resident
that the 20-year-old daughter of
the occupant of Apt. 11 is hitting
her mother on Tuesday at 6:31
p.m. Officer checked the apartment
and reports a loud gathering
but no apparent wrongdoing.
Parties were advised to
keep the noise down.
Party from 3 Ian Circle came
into the station on Tuesday at
8:26 p.m. to report she received a
letter from the Registry of Motor
Vehicles stating her license was
suspended from a violation that
occurred in California, but she
has never been there. Officer will
document, party believes that her
identity may be compromised.
Past theft of $900 in building
materials reported at Beacon
Sales at 1 Lakeland Park Drive
on Wednesday at 8:57 a.m.
Officer spoke with the reporting
party and will document.
Maintenance Supervisor Gerald
J. Bourque at Cedar Pond Village
at 1100 Salem St. reported a large
white box truck from Blink Moving
LLC with plate V24439 was caught
on video illegally dumping a couch
sectional near dumpster and the
tennis courts on Wednesday at
11:40 a.m. Officer will document
Beverly Police Department requested
assistance in checking 54
Highland St. on Wednesday at 2:37
p.m. for Dakotah Killam. Officer
reports he may be operating a
motor vehicle with Massachusetts
plate 3YJ493 and may be with
three missing juvenile females
from Gloucester. Sargent spoke
to Dakotah’s mother who said he
is working at Kelly Volkswagen in
Danvers. Officer checked the dealership
for confirmation confirmed
he was at work and was not with
the missing females.
A caller reported witnessing
a group of youths hitting a
dog with shoes at 6:23 p.m.
Thursday at 21 Parsons St. An
officer spoke with the young
children who were outside. The
father was also told to teach his
kids not to strike or throw items
at the dog. Proper housing for
the dog inside the residence
may need to be addressed. The
animal control officer was notified
about the situation.
Suspicious activity was reported
at 8:40 p.m. Thursday
at Dance with Dena at 59 Main
St. A caller reported a suspicious
man dressed in all black
and wearing rubber gloves was
pushing a baby carriage and
banging on doors.
A report of suspicious activity
at 10:35 p.m. Thursday at
34 Keys Drive. An anonymous
caller reported a hysterical
woman was yelling outside. An
officer found the woman inside
an apartment, who reportedly
said she was upset over losing
a cellphone in Salem. She was
told to keep it down.
Suspicious activity was reported
at 12:43 a.m. Friday at 62
Lowell St. A caller reported she
could smell the odor of marijuana
coming in from her windows and
didn’t know where it was coming
from or who was smoking it. An
officer checked the area and didn’t
smell marijuana, but reported there
were people smoking cigarettes
outside 7-Eleven and the odor may
have been mistaken for pot.
A fight was reported at 8:01 a.m.
Friday at North Shore Housing
Services at 98 Main St. Neighbors
were reportedly fighting over a
parking space. Police responded
and didn’t find anyone in the area.
An officer found the caller who
was upset over someone turning
around in his driveway.
A report of a larceny at 8:14
a.m. Friday at 16 Crowninshield
St. A caller reported two packages
were stolen from the
building earlier in the week.
Police performed a well-being
check at 8:32 a.m. Friday at 145
Summit St. after a caller reported
seeing a very young child, possibly
4 or 5 years old, walking alone
on Summit Street. The child was
carrying a backpack. An officer
located an 8-year-old walking to
school and gave the child a ride.
The officer spoke with the parents
who stated they cross their child
across Summit Street and he’s
been walking to school since Sept.
3. The parents said they would
bring their kid to school in the future
if they are available.