Recent activity by the Springfield Police Department.
DATE/TIME OF ARREST: 05/02/12 / 09:20
VIOLATION: Simple Assault & Disorderly Conduct
DEFENDANT : JUVENILE
AGE: 11
CITY, STATE OF RESIDENCE: Springfield, Vermont
VICTIM: Wendy DeCelle
AGE: 52
CITY, STATE OF RESIDENCE: Springfield, Vermont
SUMMARY OF INCIDENT: A Gateway School student disrupted class, threatened staff with a metal ladle, and kicked a staff member on the knee, causing pain. The student's behavior was such that he had to be physically restrained by staff until police arrived.
COURT ACTION: Citation
COURT: Windsor County Family
1339 Hours 04/16/12
Christopher Jackson
Age 30
Springfield VT
Springfield Police observed a subject on a motorcycle pulling a wheelie on Rte 106 on April 16, 2012 at approximately 1339 hours. The subject was stopped and identified as Christopher Jackson of Springfield. Jackson was processed and released on a citation to appear in VT Superior Court Criminal Division on July 17, 2012 to answer to the charge of Gross Careless and Negligent Operation
DATE/TIME OF ARREST: 04-27-12 / 1819 hours
VIOLATION: Oossession of Marijuana
DEFENDANT : Brent Booker Jr
AGE: 18
CITY, STATE OF RESIDENCE: Springfield, VT
SUMMARY OF INCIDENT: Brent Booker was involved in a yelling match with a male subject on Main Street in Springfield, VT. After speaking with Brent marijuana was found on his person.
COURT ACTION: Citation
COURT: Windsor County Criminal
Reckless Endangerment
Phillip Babcock
Age: 29
Springfield, VT
SUMMARY OF INCIDENT: Officer's responded to #10 Hillside Road in North Springfield on February 8th at approximately 8:30 pm for a report of a structure fire. Springfield Fire Department extinguished the fire. Further investigation by the Springfield Police Department revealed that ignition of the fire was caused by leaving a hot marijuana pipe on the bed.
Phillip has been cited to appear in Windsor Superior Court Criminal Division at a later date.
The Springfield Police Department is investigating a burglary that took place over the weekend of 04/28/12 & 04/29/12. New copper piping was stolen from F.W. Webb's warehouse located in Springfield VT. The suspect(s) hand carried all of the pipes from the rear of the building to a vehicle outside the locked security gate.
Taken in the burglary was:
49 10 foot pipes 1/2" diameter type L
81 10 foot pipes 3/4" diameter type L
26 10 foot pipes 3/4" diameter type M
14 10 foot pipes 1" diameter type M
This is a total of 170 pipes that are 10 feet long. Total retail price of this piping is $4854.80.
Anyone with information about this or any other burglary is asked to contact the Springfield Police Department at 802-885-2113.
Please note that this is the same type of pipe that you would see in your home.
DATE/TIME OF ARREST: 04-30-12 / 2318
VIOLATION: 1) Arrest on Warrant 2) Criminal DLS
DEFENDANT : Jessica Ryea
AGE: 28
Springfield, VT
SUMMARY OF INCIDENT: Jessica was arrested on a Windham County warrant after Springfield PD received word that she was now living at a residence in Springfield. During this investigation it was also found that she had been seen earlier in the evening driving on Clinton Street and was currently under criminal suspension due to having five prior civil suspension convictions. Jessica was lodged at the Southern State Correctional Facility on the warrant and issued a citation for the driving violation.
Disorderly Conduct-Fighting & Noise
JUVENILE
AGE: 12
Springfield, VT
Gateway School
Springfield, VT
SUMMARY OF INCIDENT: A 12 year old juvenile was issued a citation into Juvenile Court after she disrupted the operation of the school by yelling loudly and assaultive behavior against the staff of the Gateway School.
INCIDENT: Theft
SUMMARY OF INCIDENT: A Berry Road resident in North Springfield reported that his vehicle and shed were broken into on the night of 04/28/12. Among the multiple items that were stolen was a blue Campbell Hausfeld five gallon air compressor. Anyone with information about this crime is asked to contact Sergeant Gregory Molgano at 885-2113.
Assaultive Student
12SF01333 04/17/2012 1500hrs
Disorderly Conduct
Juvenile AGE: 13
Springfield, VT
SUMMARY OF INCIDENT: On April 17, 2012 Officers responded up to the Gateway School located in Springfield, Vermont for the report of a 13yro male student who was swearing and being assaultive towards the principal. Upon arrival it was found that the student was punching the walls, and yelling vulgarity at the faculty. He calmed down after descalation techniques used by the officers and the faculty. He was later cited into family court in Windsor County for Disorderly Conduct.
COURT ACTION: COURT: Citation
COURT DATE: LODGED AT: Windsor County Family Court
DATE/TIME OF ARREST: 04/03/12 / 0840
VIOLATION: Driving While Criminally Suspended
DEFENDANT: Joshua Crowson
AGE: 22
CITY, STATE OF RESIDENCE: Springfield, VT
SUMMARY OF INCIDENT: On April 3, 2012 while traveling on RT 143 the Defendant drove past a Springfield Officer. The Defendant was known by the officer to be criminally suspended, therefore the subject was stopped, and arrested for DLS-C.
COURT ACTION: Citation
COURT: Windsor County Criminal
Source: Springfield Police Department
Friday, May 4, 2012
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hmmmm 2 kids on seperate occasions with violent outbursts. Miss the isolation rooms now??
ReplyDeleteWe grew up across the street from the worst family in town, so bad that at one point other townspeople asked my dad if he would help them run the family out of town. Arguing, screaming, sounds of articles being smashed were weekly occurrences. Dad of course was a drunk; mom was an enabler; they used the behavior of the kids to distract people from the problems of the whole family. The kids were mostly horrible in school. This was back when spanking was permitted, and even that didn't work.
ReplyDeleteThis was also before social services; there was nobody who was authorized to pull any of the kids out of the household-- everything they suffered was "normal." The only family that lost its kids to the authorities was one where an infant dead for three months was discovered concealed in the attic.
We should be grateful that as a society we now understand that kids who display violent behavior have reasons (not necessarily good ones) for such displays, reasons that ought to be investigated and addressed not only for their good, but for society's good as well. As a volunteer for Court Diversion in Springfield for decades, I have met dozens of adults who were glad they went through our program. They had their lives turned around by a publicly-funded program.
We expect our schools to supply the worst of parental defects, but we bridle at giving them the resources-- staff and equipment-- to do it. It does, however, really take a village to raise a child.
takes a village to raise a child- However Chuck, most Parents don't want anyone to say anything to their kids. It's a good way to get some low-brow people to get in your face. Teachers get that a lot. "Little Jimmy would never do that..."
ReplyDeleteSocial Services are overwhelmed and under funded and are increasingly less likely to get involved unless a child is in imminent danger. The Police don't want to get called to Elm for "runner" students. The School's hands are increasingly tied in what they can do. Now it seems we have community backlash against the budget for the schools as if that will fix anything.