Warrants

Police report that bail enforcement agents transported Andrew Mormando, 22, of 1 Pilgrim Lane to the police station on the night of September 20 because police held two arrest warrants against Mormando.

Police charged Mormando with first-degree failure to appear in court and with second-degree failure to appear in court. Those charges originate from previous arrests involving multiple offenses, police said.

Police said they held Mormando on bail at the police station lockup for a September 21 court appearance.

Obstructed View

At about 5:40 pm on September 19, police stopped motorist Allen Heady, 58, of Trumbull to investigate near the intersection of South Main Street and Elm Drive. Police said they stopped Heady because an ornamental item within his vehicle was obstructing his view of the roadway.

Police said they charged Heady with driving a vehicle with ornamentation obstructing the view and with driving with a suspended license. Police released Heady on a written promise to appear in court on September 28.

Vehicular Violations

At about 1:10 am September 22, police stopped motorist Julius Jones, 21, of Bridgeport on Swamp Road to investigate.

Police charged Jones with driving with a broken tail lamp and with driving with a suspended license. Police released Jones on a written promise to appear in court on October 13.

Three Offenses

Police report that at about 4:37 pm on September 20, they stopped motorist Tira McNeil, 29, of New Haven near 133 Berkshire Road because the vehicle that she was driving did not have a front marker plate.

After investigating, police charged her with failure to display a front marker plate, misuse of a marker plate, and driving with a suspended license.

McNeil was released on a written promise to appear October 5 in Danbury Superior Court.

Violations

Police said they stopped motorist Jason Esposito, 29, of 109 High Rock road in the commuter parking lot on Wasserman Way to investigate at about 6:12 pm September 20.

Esposito was charged with driving with a suspended license, driving with a suspended vehicle registration, and driving without automotive insurance, police report.

Esposito was released on a written promise to appear for an October 5 court appearance.

Button Shop Road

About 11:18 pm on September 18, motorist Katherine Peters, 16, of 26 Charter Ridge Drive was driving a 1998 Honda sedan westward near 25 Button Shop Road, when a deer entered the road, police said.

Peters attempted to avoid colliding with the deer, but the Honda went off the road, struck three trees and then landed in a ditch, police said. Ambulance volunteers responded to the scene to check Peters’ injured finger and she refused medical transport, police said. Botsford firefighters responded to the scene.

Police said they verbally warned Peters for a lane violation.