Narragansett Police Log: Party On

The Narragansett Police Department made the following arrests:

William H. Minty and Karen Minty, of 42 Prospect Ave., Narragansett, were charged on May 19 with violating the Social Host law after allegedly hosting a party at which high school students were drinking.

Officers were called to 42 Prospect Ave. for a report of a loud party. The found about 20 Narragansett High School students celebrating their junior prom in the backyard. Officers asked Karen Minty, who live at the home, to keep the noise down and said there would be no problem as long as alcohol isn’t being served to the teens. Karen Minty, however, refused to answer whether there was alcohol at the underage party, according to reports, prompting officers to search the property.

The reportedly found a long, narrow table — the type commonly used for “Beer Pong” — littered with red cups and cans of Narragansett beer. After reportedly finding more beer cans scattered on the ground, officers asked the students to turn in all the alcohol in the yard. They complied and reportedly filled a garbage bag with bottles of vodka and cans of beer that were located in tents scattered throughout the yard.

The students’ parents were contacted and the Mintys were each issued citations carrying $200 fines.

Twice a Nuisance

Dennis J. Tierney, 21, and Daniel B. McSally, 21, of 94 Treasure Road, Narragansett, was charged with violating public nuisance laws on May 19 after police were called to the home to respond to a loud party.

Officers reported hearing shouting and loud music from two blocks away, and reportedly found about 75 partying in the house. It was the second time they had been called to the house that night. Earlier, officers warned Tierney and McSally that they would be cited if they did not break up the party. Four hours later, the party was still raging  — reportedly with more people than earlier — and they were each fined $300.

Street Walker

Charles A. Markos, 22, of 54 Exeter Blvd., Narragansett, was charged with disorderly conduct on May 18 after officers reportedly found him wandering in the middle of Point Judith Road near Fort Green at 2:20 a.m. He was reportedly yelling and waving his arms at oncoming traffic. He then reportedly jumped in front of two cars, forcing them to swerve out of the way. The second car was a police cruiser

Other arrests:

Andrew M. Pond, 20, of 41 Riverside Drive, East Providence, was charged with driving on a suspended, foreign license after being pulled over at Boston Neck Road and Banfield Lane for turning without using a signal.

Christopher S. Hazard, 20, of 1085 Tower Hill Road, Apt. A. North Kingstown, was arrested on a 4^th District Court bench warrant on May 18.

Reyelle T. Rivers, 20, of 1086 Tower Hill Road, North Kingstown, was arrested on a 6^th District Court bench warrant.