Warrant

After he learned that police held a warrant for his arrest, a 17-year-old boy went to the police station on the afternoon of April 11 and was charged with failure to respond to an infraction and with illegal possession of alcohol by a minor, police said.

Police said the boy, who was age 16 when he received the alcohol infraction last July 1, was among a group of nine underage people who were charged with alcohol possession violations at a vacant house on Connors Road. Six of the nine people who were charged were age 16 at the time of the nighttime incident, which involved beer possession.

Police said the boy who was rearrested on the warrant on April 11 for not having responded to the $136 illegal alcohol possession ticket was released on $136 bail for an April 25 appearance at Danbury Youthful Offender Court. State law shields the identities of people under age 18 who are charged with such offenses.

Stop Sign

Police report that they saw motorist Eric Lorson, 43, of Trumbull drive through a stop sign posted at the intersection of Currituck Road, Hawleyville Road, and Obtuse Road about 9:22 am on April 11, so they stopped him to investigate.

Police said they charged Lorson with failure to obey a stop sign and with driving with a suspended license. Police released Lorson on a written promise to appear on April 21 in Danbury Superior Court.

Warrant Case

Police said that after he learned that police held a warrant for his arrest, Alex Ocasio, 19, of Philadelphia, Penn, turned himself in at the police station on the morning of April 12 and was charged with failure to respond to an infraction and with simple trespassing.

Police said that the underlying trespassing charge stems from a nighttime incident last September 26. Police said Ocasio was rearrested on the warrant on April 12 for not having responded to the $92 trespassing ticket. Police released Ocasio on $92 bail for an April 14 court appearance.

Marijuana

Police said they responded to the Waterview Drive area in Riverside about 5 pm on April 12 after receiving a report that a suspicious vehicle was in the area.

Police said they located the vehicle in a parking lot at 138 Underhill Road and investigated. Police said they charged the vehicle’s driver, Robert T. Adams, Jr, 53, of 138 Underhill Road, with possession of less than four ounces of marijuana.

Adams was released on $100 bail for an April 26 court appearance, according to police.

Hattertown Road

At about 2:24 pm on April 10, police stopped motorist Michael DiCrescenzo, 24, of Bethel on Hattertown Road, near Boggs Hill Road, to investigate.

DiCrescenzo was charged with failure to renew a vehicle registration and with driving with a suspended license, police said.

DiCrescenzo was released on $100 bail for an April 21 court appearance.

Two Violations

Police said that at about 3:51 pm on April 9, they stopped motorist Jennifer Matthews, 35, of Bridgeport on Berkshire Road, near Wasserman Way, to investigate.

Police said they charged Matthews with driving an unregistered vehicle and with driving with a suspended license. Matthews was released on a written promise to appear in court on April 26.