'Natty Daddy' Results In Disorderly Arrest, 'Police Brutality' Claimed At Theater, Home Depot Shoplifter: Police Blotter

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Thursday, June 1

• Jean Cypien, 24, of Cambridge, was arrested at 4:40 p.m. for Boston warrant charges of unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle and driving without an inspection sticker.

• Davron Davis, 31, was arrested at 7:52 p.m. and charged with violating the open container law and interfering with a police investigation. Steven Haughton, 44, of Boston, was arrested at 7:52 p.m. and charged with disorderly conduct.

On June 1, police were dispatched to Boston Street for a report of two men drinking in public. Upon arrival, police said Davis attempted to hide a 24-ounce can of "Natty Daddy" behind a stone retaining wall. Officers asked Haughton and Davis to leave the area three separate times, according to the police report. Police said Haughton became "belligerent" and began cursing at the officers. Because he refused to leave the premises, Haughton was placed under arrest. Davis allegedly began to walk away but returned to communicate with Haughton while approaching one of the officers very closely. After multiple attempts to order him away, police arrested Davis.

Police said an odor of an alcoholic beverage could be smelled on Haughton and Davis' breath. Haughton told police they were collecting cans. Several cans of "Natty Daddy" – some open and one sealed – were found in a brown paper bag in the area.

• Neels Malval, 37, of Roxbury, was arrested at 8:18 p.m. and charged with driving with a suspended or revoked license.

• Victor Villanueva, 44, of Somerville, was arrested at 10:13 p.m. and charged with violating miscellaneous municipal ordinances.

Friday, June 2

• Elias Guillen, 29, of Somerville, was arrested at 4:41 p.m. and charged with shoplifting by asportation.

On June 2, security at Home Depot at Assembly Row called police to report a shoplifter that had left after being "irate, uncooperative and possibly intoxicated." Security pointed the man out in the parking lot. Security also stated that the man allegedly had a knife and did not approach him for fear of the knife being used. Police approached the man, later identified as Guillen, and ordered him to show them his hands. According to the report, Guillen continuously took his hands out of his pockets and put them back in. Police discovered he had a warrant for his arrest, and more officers arrived as backup. Guillen was placed under arrest, and a knife was found in his right cargo pocket, police said. Security confirmed Guillen had stolen the knife. A guard told police he approached Guillen about a stolen knife and gloves and was able to get the gloves back, but said Guillen would not give him the knife.

Sunday, June 4

• Seanna Garcia, 31, of Dorchester, was arrested and charged with trespassing, disorderly conduct and resisting arrest.

On June 4, police responded to the AMC movie theater for a report of two unwanted customers. Upon arrival, police were approached by a woman, later identified as Garcia. According to the police report, Garcia began to explain that she and her friend were asked to leave the theater and demanded police review security footage inside. Police said she had a difficult time explaining the situation due to her level of intoxication. Officers described her as slurring her words, with glassy eyes and an odor of alcohol on her breath.

The manager of AMC told police the women were asked to leave 10 times due to their level of intoxication and disorderly behavior. The manager also said the women had smuggled in alcohol to drink during the movie. Other AMC employees and AMC security corroborated the account with police. Police asked Garcia to leave and attempted to escort her from the property. She then allegedly pulled away and began flailing and causing a scene.

Police again attempted to escort her from the building but then placed her into handcuffs due to her behavior. She allegedly attempted to pull away continuously and dug her fingernails into the officers' skin, loudly claiming the officers' actions amounted to "brutality."

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