Accidents, Possession and More

East Hampton

March 26

Blythe Greeno, 29, of 246 Harvard St., Medford, Mass., was arrested for second-degree assault with a motor vehicle and driving under the influence.

March 27

David W. Guerette, 54, of 154 Main St., East Hampton, and Herbert Strickland, 70, of 31 Button Hook Lane, Portland, were involved in a two-car motor vehicle accident on Main Street. Guerette was issued a written warning for failure to grant right of way.

March 28

Amanda Poland, 25, of 129 Falls Road, Moodus, and a 16-year-old juvenile of East Hampton were involved in a bus versus car motor vehicle collision. Poland was issued a ticket for failure to yield to right of way at a stop sign and the16 year old juvenile was issued a ticket for operating a motor vehicle without a proper instructor.

March 30

Lily C. Martin, 19, of 17 Raymond Road, East Hampton, was issued a ticket for operating a motor vehicle while using a hand-held mobile device.

March 31

A 17-year-old juvenile of East Hampton was issued a ticket for passing in a no passing zone.

April 2

Michael P. Affinito, 20, of 30 Barbara Ave., East Hampton, was issued a ticket for failure to obey a stop light.

April 3

A 17-year-old juvenile of East Hampton was issued a written warning for failure to obey a flashing light.

Patricia O’Brien, 61, of 77 Abbey Road, East Hampton, was issued a written warning for failure to obey a traffic control signal.

Joseph M. Donohue, 34, of 34 East High St., East Hampton, was arrested for second-degree failure to appear.

April 5

Melissa Northrop, 21, of 51 Griswold St., Meriden, was arrested for three counts of failure to appear stemming from arrests for disorderly conduct in separate incidents.

Areawide

March 18

Maureen E. Robinson, 52, of Depot Hill Road, East Hampton, was charged by Middletown Police for use of drug paraphernalia and possession of narcotics.

March 25

Michelle M. Paquette, 19, of Glenwood Road, East Hampton, was charged by Middletown Police for operating an unregistered vehicle, insurance coverage fails minimum, improper use of marker plate and failure to wear a seatbelt.