Arrests

Nov. 25

Alexander Marino, 19, Star Road, on Fowler Road on a charge of operating under the influence.

Tanya McMullen, 43, Apple Tree Lane, on Stilman Avenue, South Portland, on charges of operating under the influence, operating with a suspended registration and endangering the welfare of a child.

Mark Kraus, 57, Whitworth Drive, South Portland, in South Portland on a charge of operating under the influence.

Summonses

Nov. 19

A 16-year-old male on Route 77 for operating without lights.

Nov. 20

Thomas Wright, 60, Pine Ridge Road, on Route 77 for speeding 60 mph in a 45 mph zone.

Nov. 21

Daniel Entwhistle, 23, Avon Road, on Old Ocean House Road for operating under the influence.

Nov. 23

Alexander Jones, 23, Elsmere Avenue, South Portland, on Sawyer Road for speeding 47 mph in a 30 mph zone.

Nov. 25

David Gardiner, 20, Sawyer Road, on Fowler Road for possession of alcohol.

Mack Lawrence, 18, Broad Cove Road, on Fowler Road for possession of alcohol.

Fire and Rescue

Between Nov. 19 and Nov. 26, the Cape Elizabeth Rescue squad transported seven patients to Maine Medical Center and five to Mercy Hospital.

On Nov. 21, at around 3 a.m., the fire department responded to an automobile accident on Old Ocean House Road.

On Nov. 25, the fire department responded to a fire alarm sounding on Two Lights Road.

Logs

Mystery wound

On Nov. 19, South Portland Animal Control Officer Stan Brown issued a 45-day quarantine notice to a dog belonging to a resident of the Mitchell Road area. The resident’s dog had received a wound of unknown origin. The dog’s vaccinations are current and it is being treated by a local vet.

Knapsack nabbed

On Nov. 23, at around 9 a.m., a resident of the Shore Road area reported a motor vehicle burglary. Sometime during the night, a window was broken out and a backpack was taken from the vehicle.

Blown away

On Nov. 24, at around 6 p.m, a resident of the Sawyer Road area reported a missing snowblower. The machine is a green Murray and is believed to have been taken during the past month.

Field work

On Nov. 25, an anonymous complaint was made regarding criminal mischief done to the Gull Crest soccer fields. A suspect has been named, and the case is under further investigation.