Feb. 8 - Feb. 10: Three Arrested Near Rosemont

The second half of this week was quiet in Rosemont, but two nearby incidents were reported in a recent Sacramento County Sheriff’s Department crime log.

Arrest made after reported fight on Norcade Circle

A 29-year-old Norcade Circle resident was arrested Tuesday after authorities say he fought with his live-in girlfriend of 14 years.

According to the crime log, the two argued and Dennis Avington picked his girlfriend up by the shoulders. The woman, who is also the mother of Avington’s children, allegedly sprayed him with pepper spray and he punched her in the chest, the crime log states.

Avington was arrested on a domestic violence charge, and was released from custody Friday, according to sheriff’s department records.

Man arrested for warrant, friend allegedly tries to flee

As a man was being arrested Wednesday morning near Manlove Road and Montoya Street, another passenger in the car he had been in bailed and took off running, the sheriff’s department said.

The first man, 23-year-old Jordan Saputo, was being arrested for an outstanding warrant from Placer County.

His friend, 24-year-old Forrest Beeman, allegedly gave someone else’s name when the pair was stopped. In reality, he had two separate warrants out for his arrest: a felony charge from Humboldt County and a felony charge from Lake County in Oregon. He was eventually found by K-9 officers.

Deputies also found a handgun in the car not registered to either man; Saputo was also found to be carrying bullets matching the ones in the car, according to the crime log.

Saputo is being held on $20,000 bail at the Sacramento County Main Jail on a felony charge of carrying a concealed weapon not registered to him.

Beeman is also being there, on four felony charges: burglary, impersonation, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and a charge of being a fugitive in another state. He is ineligible for bail.

Both are due in court on Monday.