Orono and Old Town police logs for Aug. 23-29

ORONO:

Around 8 p.m. on Aug. 24, Officer Kyle Adams was sent to a trailer park in town after receiving a complaint that someone was driving while under the influence. Adams found Grayson Cannell, 24, of Kenduskeag allegedly intoxicated and still in his vehicle. Adams had Cannell do a field sobriety test and brought him back to the police station for an intoxilyzer exam, which apparently showed he was intoxicated beyond the .08 legal limit. Cannell was charged with operating a motor vehicle while under the influence and taken to Penobscot County Jail. He’s due in court Oct. 8. No information was available on whether Cannell was still incarcerated as of Monday morning.

Around midnight on Aug. 28, Officer Peter Wentworth issued a summons to Christian Zlamany, 19, of Connecticut for underage possession of liquor after seeing him throw away an alcoholic beverage while walking near the Avenue Apartment Complex. Zlamany apparently admitted that he’d thrown the drink away. Zlamany is due in court Oct. 8 for the offense.

At 12:30 a.m. on Aug. 31, Officer Chase Bosse issued a summons to Ryan Parkhurst, 25, of Orono on a charge of disorderly conduct, after he allegedly admitted to watching his roommate taking a shower from outside of a window. The complainant who called to report Parkhurst said that he was standing on a bucket outside the bathroom window to watch her. Bosse gave Parkhurst a summons for disorderly conduct with an Oct. 8 court date.

OLD TOWN:

Around 1:30 p.m. on Aug. 24, Officer Lucas Murphy was on patrol when he recognized a driver who he believed had an active warrant against him. He stopped the vehicle on College Avenue and confirmed there was an active warrant for failing to appear in court against the driver, Matthew Polles, 21, of Orono. He arrested Polles and took him back to the police station, where he was bailed out later that day. Polles’ court date was not known.

At 7 p.m. on Aug. 24, Officer Tyler Young stopped a vehicle on Stillwater Avenue for speeding. He discovered that the driver, Clayton Manzo, 32, of Bangor had a suspended license. Young issued Manzo a summons for operating a motor vehicle after license suspension, with an Oct. 8 court date.

At 2:30 p.m. on Aug. 25, officers responded to a call at a residence on Lincoln Street for a complaint of disorderly conduct. Upon arrival, they found two people fighting and discovered that one of them — Dylan Young, 26, of Old Town — was on bail conditions and subject to random drug testing. The officers took Young back to the police station for a urine test, which allegedly showed he had methamphetamine in his system. Officers also allegedly found haloperidol in Young’s possession — a scheduled Z drug. They charged him with violation of bail conditions and unlawful possession of a scheduled drug. While Young was in police custody, Officer Ryan Bailey recognized him as the suspect who had been allegedly trespassing on people’s properties along Lincoln Street the past two months. He charged Young with criminal trespass. He was taken to Penobscot County Jail and was still incarcerated as of Monday morning. Young is expected to appear in court for all three charges Oct. 8.

Police also arrested Young’s mother, Marietta Legere, 45, of Old Town at the scene, who had an active warrant for a previous theft charge. Her court date was not known.

Around midnight on Aug. 30, Officer Joseph Decoteau stopped a vehicle on Brunswick Street for speeding. After speaking with the driver, Kevin Nishimwe, 21, of Orono, Decoteau realized Nishimwe’s license was suspended. He gave Nishimwe a summons for operating a motor vehicle after license suspension with an Oct. 8 court date.