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East Haddam Police Blotter: November 27-December 19

The following arrest information was supplied by the East Haddam Police and the Connecticut State Police, Troop F and Troop K. It does not indicate a conviction.

 

The East Haddam Police and the Connecticut State Police report the following incidents:

BREACH OF PEACE - On Nov. 27, Sean Visintainer, 26, of 106 Parker Hill Road, Killingworth, turned himself in to the Connecticut State Police, Troop F in Westbrook, was arrested based on an active warrant and charged with the above violation. Visintainer was released on a $1,000 bond, and scheduled to appear at Middlesex Superior Court in Middletown on 12/11/12.

ASSAULT AND BREACH OF PEACE - On Dec. 12, Christopher Gerth, 22, of 3 Heritage Brook Drive, East Haddam, turned himself in to  the Connecticut State Police, Troop F in Westbrook, was arrested based on an active warrant and charged with 2nd-degree assault, conspiracy to commit 2nd-degree assault, breach of peace and conspiracy to commit breach of peace. Gerth was released on a $5,000 bond and given a court date of 12/19/12 at Middlesex Superior Court in Middletown.

ASSAULT AND BREACH OF PEACE - On Dec. 19, Corey Cassell, 22, of West Road, East Haddam turned himself in to the Connecticut State Police, Troop F in Westbrook, was arrested based on an active warrant and charged with 2nd-degree assault, conspiracy to commit 2nd-degree assault , breach of peace and conspiracy to commit breach of peace. Cassell was released on a $1,000 bond and scheduled to appear at Middlesex Superior Court in Middletown on 12/27/12.

Visintainer, Gerth, and Cassell were all arrested as a result of an incident that had originally occurred around midnight on 4/21/12.  According to the investigating officer, TFC Enrico Milardo, a physical altercation had started between the three men in the bar area at Haddam Pizza on Saybrook Road in Haddam, and eventually spilled over into the parking lot. Cassell reportedly sustained a minor injury from allegedly being struck by Visintainer with a shovel. Visintainer sustained severe injuries and was transported to Yale-New Haven Hospital for treatment.

BURGLARY AND LARCENY - On Dec. 10,  state police were called to a Mott Lane, Moodus address to investigate the complaint of a burglary that had occurred during the daytime hours. Several undisclosed items were stolen, and anyone who may have information or might have seen anything suspicious is asked to contact Trooper Joshua McElroy at the Connecticut State Police, Troop K at 860-537-7555, ext.#4066.

BURGLARY AND LARCENY - On Dec. 10, state police received a complaint of a burglary and larceny from a Sillimanville Road, Moodus residence. The incident had been reported as taking place sometime between Thursday, 11/22/12 and Friday, 12/7/12.  If you have any possible information that may be related to this incident, please contact Trooper Joshua McElroy at the Connecticut State Police, Troop K at 860-537-7555, ext.#4066.

DISORDERLY CONDUCT AND VIOLATION OF PROBATION - On Dec. 13, Daniel Hill, 25, of 581 Town Street, Moodus was arrested and charged with the above violations. Hill was released on a $2,500 non-surety bond and given a court date of 12/13/12 at Middlesex Superior Court in Middletown.

DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL AND/OR DRUGS - On Dec. 13, Theodore Novak, 63, of 288 Norwich-Salem Road, East Haddam was arrested and charged with DUI and failure to obey a stop sign. Novak was released on a $500 non-surety bond and scheduled to appear at Middlesex Superior Court in Middletown on 1/2/13.

BURGLARY AND LARCENY - On Dec. 14, Nicole Aldridge, 20, of 725 Old Colchester Road, Salem was arrested, pursuant to two separate active warrants, and charged with 5th-degree larceny, 4th-degree larceny and 3rd-degree burglary. Aldridge was released on two separate cash bonds of $10,000 and $25,000, and scheduled to appear at Middlesex Superior Court in Middletown on 12/14/12 for both cases.

BURGLARY AND LARCENY - On Dec. 16, police were called to a Lori Lane, East Haddam residence to investigate the theft of several guitars and an Xbox system. Entry was forced through a locked side door to gain access to the residence. There were five guitars stolen:  A 1985 black Gibson Explorer; a tobacco sunburst Shecter Diamond bass, a Dave Mustain Dean Signature Series in a mural of album cover United Abomination, a black Yamaha acoustic guitar, a black Pevy bass guitar, four Boss special effects pedals,  and an Xbox-360 with a Turtle Beach headset, with the game "Battlefield- 3" in it. This case is under investigation, and if you have any information regarding this incident, please contact the Connecticut State Police, Troop K at 860-537-7500. If you would prefer to remain anonymous, you may leave a message on the confidential Crime Tip Line at 860-873-5013.


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Resident May 17, 2013 at 01:23 pm
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save our schools May 17, 2013 at 12:44 pm
Dear EH Resident, Thank you for a well written and very informative communication. I am a parent ofRead More a recent Hale Ray graduate and have a student currently in the school system. My children are five years apart and it is down right scary to realize how much our school systems quality and rigor has been degraded in recent years. These changes are the direct result of the ill guided Board of Education. Recently I have heard that our high school will soon be becoming a vocational school and will not be accredited . This maybe a rumor but the current path we are on certainly supports the rumor. The loss of accreditation will mean that the diploma our children earn upon graduation will not be accepted by higher education institutions. The mantra of doing less with more is destroying our community. Our children are being robbed of a successful future because of their penny wise pound poor management. We must demand change and accountability from our Board of Education!
EH Parent May 15, 2013 at 01:20 pm
I am so hoping there is strength in numbers. We need as many parents as possible to sign theRead More petition against common core curriculum and specifically how it has affected the actual report card. As a group of concerned parents, we need to come up with a valid example of what we would like included in our children's report card. Presently, it is far too subjective and disorganized. There are approximately 67 categories on which to grade a student! Who decided to dissect a simple Language Arts score into over 30 different categories with grades? What tests are used to assess these 30+ ways to grade a child? Where are the tests? They don't come home and parents are in the dark until the actual parent/teacher conference! Additionally, if academic behaviors need to be included in reporting, they should be separate from the actual grades or the teacher can simply write comments next to each grade, constructive criticism that can enable a parent to help their child in whatever way they need help.This must be terribly time-consuming for teachers also whose time could be better-used in teaching our children without deciphering behaviors and analyzing standardized tests. I want to know WHY also!