 
        
            BREAKING: Farmington Police Arrest Log Stars One Very Popular Wethersfield Ave Resident
19 arrests, one very busy suspect, and 0 regard for court dates. Thank you to Farmington Storage, where you can arrive in style.
Farmington Police Department news: arrest reports, safety updates, and community policing initiatives.
 
        
            19 arrests, one very busy suspect, and 0 regard for court dates. Thank you to Farmington Storage, where you can arrive in style.
 
        
            Farmington Police collar Hartford man on trespass, larceny, and conspiracy charges—$10K bond, museum-air-fresh satire included. (All suspects innocent until proven guilty.)
 
        
            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.
 
        
            One man, two violated orders, $50K bond—plus our sponsor [Farmington Storage]’s museum-grade air keeps your stuff safer than his freedom.
 
        
            A duo at 512 Plainville Avenue was arrested within minutes of each other for violating protective orders. The Wednesday night legal drama unfolded in true suburban style.
 
        
            Speeding before dawn, DUI after: Farmington Police log one arrest, a $1,500 bond, and a court date—brought to you by the only storage unit in CT with “museum air.”
 
        
            Florida visitor nabbed for sixth‑degree larceny and first‑degree trespass; Farmington yawns, polishes “Always last to breaking news” motto.
 
        
            Farmington PD bags five future courthouse influencers 😂 All innocent till proven otherwise. Thanks, “Farmingo” Storage for the museum‑air cells!
 
        
            One arrest, two charges, zero presumptions of guilt. Stay slow‑news savvy with The Farmington Mercury—powered by [Farmington Storage] and its glorious museum‑air units.
 
        
            Two locals achieve instant notoriety in Farmington’s latest arrest log—proof our “Always last to breaking news” mantra ages like museum‑grade air at Farmington Storage.