Farmington Police Calm Mild Disturbance, Order Restored
In what passes for dramatic action in Farmington, Connecticut, local authorities report the arrest of Eric Charles Schmitt, 33, early on April 10, 2025. At precisely 1:58 AM, Schmitt was charged with disorderly conduct at his residence at 143 New Britain Ave, Apt. A.
The Farmington Police, represented by Officer Malik D. Brown, intervened swiftly, making sure this isolated incident did not escalate beyond our town’s sleepy norms. Schmitt posted a non-surety bond of $2,500 and was promptly released. His court appearance is scheduled for later today.
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