Farmington, CT — The tranquil town of Farmington experienced a surge in criminal activity yesterday, leaving locals bewildered and bemused. The Farmington Police Department’s arrest log for June 9, 2024, reads like a gripping crime novel, with four individuals taken into custody for a variety of offenses.
1. Prakashkumar Ramanbhai Patel
- Charges: Larceny in the 4th degree and conspiracy to commit larceny in the 4th degree.
- Bond: $2,500 non-surety.
- Incident: Patel, 53, from Meriden, CT, was arrested at 8:06 PM on South Road. In a scheme that reportedly involved shoplifting, Patel’s evening took an unexpected turn when he was apprehended by the ever-vigilant Farmington Police. Court date: June 18, 2024.
2. Vaishaliben Prakashkumar Patel
- Charges: Larceny in the 4th degree and conspiracy to commit larceny in the 4th degree.
- Bond: $2,500 non-surety.
- Incident: Vaishaliben, 44, also from Meriden, CT, found herself in a similar predicament as her partner in crime, Prakashkumar. Arrested at 6:33 PM on South Road, her involvement in the shoplifting case ensured that the day would be memorable for all the wrong reasons. Court date: June 18, 2024.
3. Andrew James Badecker
- Charges: Operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
- Bond: $1,500 non-surety.
- Incident: Badecker, 36, from Vernon, CT, started his day off with a bang, or more accurately, a breathalyzer test. Arrested at 8:32 AM on Scott Swamp Road for DUI, Badecker’s morning commute was cut short, reminding everyone that even early risers can make questionable choices. Court date: June 20, 2024.
4. Laouana Tamyra Thompson
- Charges: Larceny in the 6th degree and possession of a controlled substance.
- Bond: $5,000 non-surety.
- Incident: Thompson, 30, from Hartford, CT, rounded out the day’s arrests with a dual charge. At 9:15 PM on South Road, she was taken into custody for shoplifting and possession of a controlled substance, marking a significant end to an already eventful day. Court date: June 20, 2024.
These arrests serve as a stark reminder that even the quietest of towns can have their moments of drama. The Farmington Police Department remains vigilant, ensuring that the streets are safe and that justice is served, one shoplifter at a time.
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