Log

No noise

Police responded April 27 to a residence on Mitchell Road regarding a noise complaint. Police spoke with the complainant.

Damage done

Police met with a Scott Dyer Road resident on April 28 regarding minor damage to a motor vehicle. Damage might not have been intentional and may have been caused by a local juvenile. Police contacted the juvenile’s parents.

Worst buy

Police are investigating a Shore Road resident’s April 30 complaint about a craigslist transaction gone awry. The person had received a $2,000 check for a $600 item and was asked to wire the buyer the difference. The seller deposited the check and later learned the account had insufficient funds.

Check this

Police met with a local business representative on April 30 regarding checks that had been returned for insufficient funds. The police notified the check writer that if restitution is not made in five days, the check writer will be prosecuted.

Vehicle victim

A Fowler Road resident reported May 2 that a Compaq laptop computer valued at $700 was taken from a motor vehicle.

Vehicle mischief

On May 4, a Two Lights Road resident said a side window had been broken on a motor vehicle sometime during the night.

Arrests

April 29

David C. Jones, 27, Portland, on Ocean House Road and Windmill Lane on a charge of operating under the influence.

Summonses

April 29

Sean McCloy, 37, Portland, on Route 77 for speeding.