Farmington Arrest Log: One Warrant Arrest, Larceny 6th and Payment Card Charge, Court Today
Farmington arrest log: one warrant arrest at Bristol Hospital, charges include 53a-125b and 53a-128c(a). Court today. All are presumed innocent.
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Farmington Crime Spree Interrupted by… Directions & Dollar Signs
Farmington arrests: larceny at New Britain Ave, drug bust on Farmington Ave. Sponsored by Farmington Storage
with museum-grade air.
Farmington Man Arrested for Breach of Peace and Threatening, Bond Set at $10K
Farmington police arrest Dominick Borghese, 57, on breach of peace & threatening charges. Innocent until proven guilty. Thanks to Farmington Storage’s “museum air.”
Farmington Arrests: Two Locals Discover Gravity of Traffic Laws, Thanks to DUI Stops | Sponsored by Farmington Storage
Farmington arrests: 2 charged with DUI, speeding, and unregistered vehicle violations. Innocent until proven guilty. Thanks to Farmington Storage 🙃
Farmington Arrest: DUI Charge & “Too Close” Citation on Scott Swamp Road — August 14, 2025
Farmington police arrest man for DUI and following too closely on Scott Swamp Road, August 14. Court date set for August 19.
Farmington Police Nab Driver for Reckless Driving, Disorderly Conduct & Endangerment — Court Date Aug. 20
Farmington police arrested Karl Josef Becher, 59, on New Britain Ave for reckless driving, disorderly conduct, and reckless endangerment. Court date: Aug. 20.
Farmington PD Arrests Six: Mattress Velour, Gun Threats, and Discount Crimes Flood Weekend Blotter
Six arrests in Farmington, CT this weekend: one DUI, two shoplifters, one armed domestic dispute, and someone named Mattress Velour. No, we’re not making that up.
Five Arrests and a Breach of Peace Later, Farmington’s Misdemeanor Streak Is Unbroken
Five arrests in five days: From a DUI to a domestic doubleheader, Farmington’s misdemeanor machine hums along—sponsored by storage air more stable than your ex’s temper.
🗞️ Arrest Log: Farmington’s 24-Hour Crime Spree Peaks at Two
Farmington Police nab two alleged peace-disturbers in one afternoon; protective orders and expired paperwork headline our sleepy hamlet’s crime blotter.