Salem PD Makes Six Arrests On Vehicle Stops

Salem Police had a busy 12-hour stretch between Wednesday afternoon and early Thursday morning out on the roads, making six arrests arrests at five different motor vehicle stops.

The first took place at 2:39 p.m. Wednesday when Michelle Rheaume, 29, of Salem was charged with five crimes, the most serious of which was a felony count for mushroom possession. She also faces marijuana possession, possession of drugs in a motor vehicle, suspended registration and driving after revocation.

A stop at 3:27 p.m. netted two arrests. Police said they charged Ryan Breton, 20, of Windham with marijuana possession, possession of drugs in a motor vehicle and transportation of alcohol by a minor.

Police also arrested Joshua LePage, 20, of Newton, on felony prescription drug possession and unlawful possession of alcohol charges.

At 10:07 p.m., police said they stopped and later arrested Michael Jozokos, 25, of Methuen, Mass., for both driving after revocation and an electronic bench warrant also for driving after revocation.

Early Thursday, at 1:31 a.m., Michael Ramsden, 24, of Methuen, was arrested for driving while intoxicated, marijuana possession and possession of drugs in a motor vehicle.

Ten minutes later, police said they arrested Andrew Copley, 23, of Methuen, and charged him with marijuana possession and possession of drugs in a motor vehicle.