SK Police Log: Curbside Commode

The owner of the property on Wendy Lane told police drivers coming from nearby Route 1 frequently stop near his home to use the woods as a bathroom, and he’s tired of seeing his property used as a porta-potty. The owner chased the bowel mover off his property and copied down his license plate number.

Officers ran the plates and found the owner to Jules Seigel, of 1177 Saugatucket Road, who reportedly admitted to police he stopped to use the makeshift bathroom due to a medical emergency. He cleaned up his mess and escaped with a warning.

Unwelcome House Guest

Taylor Renee Clary, 23, of 210 Kenyon Ave., Apt. C, Wakefield, was charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest on Aug. 6 after a Rodman Street resident called police to ask assistance removing his son’s girlfriend from his home.  The man said Clary routinely refuses to leave the house when she’s told to.

Clary complied when officers asked her to leave, but on the front lawn, she reportedly began cursing and yelling loudly that she doesn’t understand why she has to leave. When she tried to reenter the home, officers stopped her. She reportedly lunged at an officer and tried to escape his grasp. She also reportedly tried to kick an officer as he placed her in the cruiser.

Other Arrests

Daric Johnson, 38, of 6 Lee Brook Court, Ledyard, CT, was charged with driving on a suspended license Aug. 2 after being pulled over on Allen Avenue for failing to use his turn signal.

Tyler J. Harvey, 25, of 105 Inez Drive, North Kingstown, was charged with driving on a suspended license Aug. 3 after officers saw his car driving on Kingstown Road with no rear bumper and no registration sticker on the rear license plate.

Deanna S. Bates, 20, of 3 Red Barn Drive, Bradford, was charged with fraudulent use of a credit card Aug. 2 after allegedly charging $43 worth of gas on a Discover card that had been stolen from Paddy’s in Westerly.

Brian J. Boldt, 45, of 65 little Woods Path, Wakefield, was arrested on a 2nd District Court bench warrant after officers saw the known suspect at Bobby G’s Pub on Aug. 7.

The above reports detail arrests made by the South Kingstown Police Department. Descriptions of all events are based solely on police officer reports provided to Patch.