Cape Wide News for Friday January 29th, 2010

Crash temporarily closes Route 132
HYANNIS - A two-vehicle crash temporarily shut down Route 132 during the evening commute. The crash happened shortly before 6 p.m. in front of Pizzeria Uno. Two people were taken to Cape Cod Hospital, one with serious but non life-threatening injuries. The crash is under investigation by Barnstable Police.

Pickup vs school bus in Sandwich
SANDWICH - Sandwich Police are investigating a collision between a pickup truck and a school bus. The crash happened just before 4 p.m. on Route 6A at Quaker Meetinghouse Road. Three people were treated and released at the scene. Further details were not immedately available.

Cape Air plane lands safely after landing gear warning light
HYANNIS - Hyannis firefighters were called to Barnstable Municipal Airport about 3:15 p.m., after the pilot of a Cape Air Cessna 402C reported a warning light indicated his landing gear might not be down safely.

The pilot was able to eventually get an all clear indication and after receving confirmation from the tower the gear appeared to be down, landed safely. No injuries were reported.

Winds blow down tree, knock out power in Centerville
CENTERVILLE - The frigid gusty winds continue to cause problems this mornng. About 4 a.m. a large tree was brought down along Main Street at Starboard Lane. Electric wires were torn down, knocking out power and heat to a large section of Centerville. NStar crews were on scene making repairs.. See earlier storm team coverage here.

Yarmouth Police Department Arrests of the Week
YARMOUTH - From 8:00 a.m. on Thursday, January 21st, 2010 to 8:00 a.m. on Thursday, January 28th, 2010, the men and women of the Yarmouth Police Department logged 590 police service calls which resulted in criminal charges against 28 people. All suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Some of the more noteworthy arrests were:

1/21 11:18 a.m. Gleason Ave WARRANT SERVICE Patrol Officer Michael Kramer arrested
Carrie Lynn Guenard, 49, of West Yarmouth who was charged with
Outstanding warrant

and

Jorge B. Llerena, 42, of West Yarmouth who was charged with
Outstanding warrant

1/21 11:28 a.m. Long Pond Drive THEFT Patrol Officer Richard Fichter, Jr. arrested
Penny Lee Pines, 20, of Dennisport who was charged with
Shoplifting
Possession of a Class C substance

1/21 3:45 p.m. Bakers Path WARRANT SERVICE Patrol Officer Philip Magnuson arrested
Nathan A. Garcia, 34, of South Yarmouth who was charged with
Outstanding warrant

1/21 7:56 p.m. Camp Street DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Patrol Officer George Tsoukalas arrested
Renee Wright, 23, of West Yarmouth who was charged with
Felony assauly while armed with a dangerous weapon
Felony assault and battery while armed with a dangerous weapon
(no mugshot)

and Patrol Officer Kevin Antonovitch arrested
Joseph J. Wright, 30, of West Yarmouth who was charged with
Felony destruction of property

1/22 1:35 a.m. Camp Street VEHICLE STOP Patrol Officer Justin Haire arrested
Daniel P. O'Rourke, 25, of Centerville who was charged with
Multiple offenses operating after suspension
Failure to stop for stop signal

1/22 3:25 p.m. Captain Dore Road WARRANT SERVICE Patrol Officer Kalil Boghdan arrested
Joseph T. Bearse, 18, of Hyannis who was charged with
Outstanding warrant

1/22 8:40 p.m. Janice Road DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Patrol Officer Louis Nickinello, Jr. arrested
Jeffrey Michael Laurie, 20, of South Yarmouth who was charged with
Felony intimidation of a witness

1/22 11:12 p.m. Willow Street DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Patrol Officer Louis Nickinello, Jr. arrested
15-year-old male juvenile who was charged with
Felony assault while armed with a dangerous weapon
(no mugshot)

1/23 12:50 a.m. Route 6 VEHICLE STOP Patrol Officer Christopher Van Ness arrested
Pamela A. Mackewitz, 30, of Brewster who was charged with
Operating under the influence of alcohol
Operating to endanger, Resisting arrest
Open container of alcohol, Marked lanes

1/23 5:10 a.m. Pond Street DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Patrol Officer Christopher Van Ness arrested
Jonathan Kerry Mello, 19, of South Yarmouth who was charged with
Disorderly conduct
Assault and battery on a police officer
Resisting arrest

1/24 5:26 p.m. Route 6A MOTOR VEHICLE CRASH Patrol Officer Albert Sprague arrested
Rosalie J. Nelson, 50, of East Dennis who was charged with
Operating under the influence of alcohol
Operating to endanger
Marked lanes
(see related story here)

1/25 6:45 a.m. Tall Pines Drive WARRANT SERVICE Patrol Officer Christopher Marino arrested
Kristen Lynn Asack, 19 of Yarmouthport who was charged with
Outstanding warrant (3 counts)

1/25 7:41 a.m. Circuit Road North WARRANT SERVICE Patrol Officer Scott Lundegren arrested
Jonathan R. Hibbs, 23, of West Yarmouth who was charged with
Outstanding warrants (2 counts)
Resisting arrest

and

Patrol Officer Scott Lundegren arrested
Deborah L. Morris, 45, of Yarmouth who was charged with
Obstructing justice

1/25 11:05 a.m. Route 28 VEHICLE STOP Patrol Officer Gordon Gibbons arrested
Shahala Olimpia Assad, 23, of South Yarmouth who was charged with
Fugitive from justice
Rreceiving stolen property
Felony improper use of a credit card
Felony larceny

and
Kenneth C. Pimental, 32, of South Yarmouth who was charged with
Outstanding warrant

1/26 2:53 a.m. Route 28 SUSPICIOUS PERSON Patrol Officer Scott Lundegren arrested
Patrick J. McAllister, 30, of South Yarmouth who was charged with
Outstanding warrant (2 counts)

1/27 9:30 p.m. Hoover Road WARRANT SERVICE K9 Patrol Officer Marc Thibeault arrested
15–year-old male juvenile who was charged with
Outstanding warrant
(no mugshot)

1/28 1:36 a.m.Route 28 VEHICLE STOP Patrol Officer Justin Haire arrested
James P. Warren, 39, of West Yarmouth who was charged with
Outstanding warrant
(no mugshot)

YPD VIOLENT CRIME PRVENTION TIP OF THE WEEK: DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Domestic Violence is more than just a “family problem” it is a serious crime. The men and women of Yarmouth Police Department recognize that domestic violence is a major problem on Cape Cod and throughout the United States. Each year more than two million women are victims of domestic violence and one million children are abused.

If you are a victim of domestic violence, now is the time to protect yourself. Calling the police, telling a friend, or contacting a shelter is the first step. Please don’t wait until it is too late. Many studies show that an uninterrupted cycle of violence only worsens over time. Hotlines and shelters are here on Cape Cod to be used and counseling is available. It’s as close as a phone call and it’s free. Let us help you.
Release and mugshots furnished by Yarmouth Police

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