Houlton Police Log

    Editor’s Note: An arrest or summons does not constitute a finding of guilt. An individual charged with a crime is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty at criminal proceedings.
    HOULTON — The Houlton Police Department responded to the following incidents from July 31-Aug. 6.
Sunday, July 31
    7:46 a.m. — Officer Nason responded to Kelleran Street for an animal complaint.
    10:59 a.m. — Officer Nason responded to Ludlow Road for a 9-1-1 hang up call.
    2:36 p.m. — Officer Wampler responded to Court Street for an animal complaint.
    2:45 p.m. — Officer Nason responded to Hartford Street to assist Houlton Regional Hospital.
    4:11 p.m. — Officer Collins responded to North Street to investigate a report of a theft.
    4:14 p.m. — Officer Wampler responded to Military Street to investigate a 9-1-1 hang up call.
    5:27 p.m. — Officer Collins responded to First Street for an animal complaint.
    5:58 p.m. — Officer Wampler responded to River Street for an animal complaint.
    6:41 p.m. — Officer Kennedy responded to Callaghan Road to investigate a theft complaint.
    9:11 p.m. — Officer McGuire responded to North Street to check a bicycle complaint.
    9:42 p.m. — ACO Upton responded to Highland Avenue for an animal complaint.
Monday, Aug. 1
    2:23 a.m. — Officer McGuire responded to the White Settlement Road to assist a citizen.
    6:01 a.m. — Officer Nason responded to Military Street where he arrested a 25-year-old Hodgdon female for failure to pay a fine.
    6:17 a.m. — Officer Nason responded to Randall Avenue where he arrested a 50-year-old Houlton man for failure to pay a fine.
    8:20 a.m. — Officer Nason responded to Military Street to check a report of an intoxicated man in traffic.
    9:20 a.m. — Officer Collins responded to Military Street where he arrested a 24-year-old Houlton man on an outstanding arrest warrant.
    9:42 a.m. — Officer Nason responded to Military Street where he arrested a 53-year-old Littleton man for unlawful possession of scheduled drugs.
    12:20 p.m. — Officer Wampler responded to I-95 to investigate a report of a disabled motor vehicle.
    2:09 p.m. — Officer Nason responded to Smyrna Street to assist Aroostook Mental Health Center.
    3:29 p.m. — Officer Collins responded to Bangor Street to investigate a theft complaint.
    4:22 p.m. — Officer Nason responded to Park Street to check on suspicious activity.
    6:32 p.m. — Officer Wampler responded to Mooers Road for a report of suspicious activity.
    8:05 p.m. — ACO Upton responded to Grange Street for an animal complaint.
    8:29 p.m. — Officer Kennedy responded to Chandler Street to investigate a criminal trespass complaint.
    10:36 p.m. — Officer McGuire responded to Commonwealth Avenue for an animal complaint.
Tuesday, Aug. 2
    10:35 a.m. — Officer Nason responded to Kelleran Street for a report of disorderly conduct in progress.
    2:24 p.m. — Officer Collins responded to North Street for a report of a disabled motor vehicle.
    11:49 p.m. — Officer York responded to Hartford Street where he arrested a 29-year-old Hodgdon man for violation of privacy and violating a protection order.
Wednesday, Aug. 3
    12:19 a.m. — Sgt. Parker responded to Grant Street for an animal complaint.
    7:03 a.m. — Officer E. Pelletier responded to Alice Avenue for a report of a burglary alarm.
    8:08 a.m. — Officer Wampler responded to Military Street where he arrested a 27-year-old Houlton man for failure to pay a fine.
    8:51 a.m. — Officer E. Pelletier responded to Aviation Drive for a 9-1-1 hang up call.
    1:46 p.m. — Officer E. Pelletier responded to North Street for a report of criminal trespass in progress.
    2:46 p.m. — Officer E. Pelletier responded to Court Street for a report of driving to endanger.
    3:30 p.m. — Officer E. Pelletier responded to North Street for a report of a person driving under the influence of alcohol.
    3:36 p.m. — Officer Wampler responded to Kelleran Street for a theft complaint.
    4:08 p.m. — Officer York responded to Main Street where he arrested a 47-year-old Linneus man for two counts of failure to pay a fine.
    2:45 p.m. — Officer E. Pelletier responded to Court Street to investigate a theft report.
    5:42 p.m. — Officer York responded to the Drews Lake Road for a theft complaint.
    7:25 p.m. — Officer York responded to Franklin Avenue for a well-being check.
    10:11 p.m. — Officer York responded to North Street for a report of a car fire.
Friday, Aug. 5
    1:52 a.m. — Sgt. Crouse responded to Foxcroft Road for a 9-1-1 hang-up call.
    8:20 a.m. — Officer E. Pelletier responded to Hillview Avenue to investigate a burglary report.
    8:29 a.m. — Officer Wampler responded to North Street for a report of a disabled motor vehicle.
    10:55 a.m. — ACO Upton responded to Court Street for an animal complaint.
    1:41 p.m. — Officer Wampler responded to Court Street for a 9-1-1 hang-up call.
    6:47 p.m. — Officer McGuire responded to Reservoir Hill for a report of suspicious activity.
    7:38 p.m. — Officer York responded to Spring Street to assist a citizen.
    10:10 p.m — Officer McGuire responded to Foxcroft Road to assist a citizen.
Saturday, Aug. 6
    12:03 a.m. — Officer McGuire responded to Maliseet Drive to investigate a theft complaint.
    12:27 a.m. — Sgt. Crouse responded to Elm Street to assist Houlton Regional Hospital.
    12:35 a.m. — Sgt. Crouse responded to Florence Avenue to assist a citizen.
    12:33 p.m. — Officer Collins responded to Callaghan Road to investigate a theft complaint.
    3:08 p.m. — Officer Nason responded to Bangor Road for a burglary alarm.
    8:20 p.m. — Officer Kennedy responded to Spring Street for a report of suspicious activity.
HPD Corner
    Save time and money, by checking your vehicle over. Make it a practice of checking to see if your vehicle’s registration and inspection are up to date. Also start your vehicle from time to time, leaving it in park, turn on all your lights, and walk around your vehicle checking to see that the lights are working properly, and the sound of your vehicle is normal. These tips may prevent you from being stopped by the police, and having to answer why these things are not current. Think Safe, be safe!