By Trend News Line 2024-06-11 15:45:00.
In a recent series of events, the Springfield Police Department has been busy apprehending individuals with active arrest warrants. From drug-related activities to hit-and-run incidents, these cases have kept law enforcement officers on their toes.
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**Drug Activity Suspects Apprehended**
On May 9, Corporal Perkins observed a vehicle leaving a residence known for drug activity. The driver, Joshua Pelton, was found to have an active arrest warrant in Rutland County. Another passenger, Stephanie Koske, also had an active warrant in Windham County. Both individuals were taken into custody and issued citations to appear in court.
**Hit-and-Run Driver Arrested**
Thomas Jelliffe was confronted by officers after fleeing the scene of a hit-and-run incident on May 11. He admitted to being the driver and was issued a citation to appear in court for leaving the scene of an accident.
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**Out-of-State Warrant Leads to Arrest**
Christopher Lee was taken into custody on May 17 after Officer Guzzo identified him as having an active warrant from New Hampshire. Lee was issued a citation to appear in court for the charge of fugitive from justice.
**Speeding Violation Leads to Warrant Arrest**
During a routine traffic stop for speeding on May 21, Brandon Sheltra was found to have an active state warrant. He was taken into custody and issued a citation to appear in court for arrest on an in-state warrant.
**License Suspension Leads to Arrest**
Cyrus H. Halo was pulled over on May 21 for not having a front license plate. It was discovered that his license was suspended, leading to a citation to appear in court for criminal DLS.
**Woman Arrested on In-State Warrant**
Sarah King was located at a residence on May 22 with an active Vermont warrant. She was issued a citation to appear in court for arrest on an in-state warrant.
These incidents serve as a reminder that law enforcement officers are constantly working to ensure the safety and security of the community. By diligently pursuing individuals with active warrants, the Springfield Police Department is sending a clear message that criminal activity will not be tolerated.
If you have any information regarding criminal activity or individuals with active warrants, please contact the Springfield Police Department. Your cooperation is vital in maintaining a safe and peaceful community for all residents..
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