Gouldsboro Police Log Week of Oct. 11

GOULDSBORO — On Aug. 30, a South Gouldsboro resident reported that a neighbor had hired a contractor who cut trees on the complainant’s property.

As a result of an investigation, police on Sept. 27 charged Karen Brown, 64, of White Plains, N.Y., with criminal trespass and criminal mischief.

Arrest

On Sept. 26, police arrested Christine Boyd-Waxer, 51, at a residence on the Rogers Point Road in Steuben on a warrant for failure to appear in court.

The Washington County Sheriff’s Office assisted.

Summonses

As the result of a Sept. 27 traffic stop on Main Street, Kyle Knowles, 27, of Gouldsboro was summoned on charges of operating after suspension and failure to provide proof of insurance.

Following a Sept. 28 traffic stop on South Gouldsboro Road, Joseph Lamoureaux, 22, of Winter Harbor was summoned on a charge of operating with a driver’s license expired for more than 90 days.

As the result of an Oct. 4 traffic stop for speeding 40 miles per hour in a 25-mph zone, Thomas Walsh, 69, of Gouldsboro was charged with failure to register a motor vehicle for more than 30 days.

On Oct. 5, David Lee Robenolt, 28, of Lamoine was summoned on a charge of operating without a license as the result of a traffic stop on Route 1.

Barking dog

On Sept. 25, police received a report of a barking dog in violation of the town’s barking dog ordinance on the Pond Road. An officer spoke with the dog’s owner about the dog disturbing the peace.

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