BELFAST — The Waldo County Sheriff’s Office reported the following activity June 4-16. An arrest or summons does not imply guilt.

June 4

Kirk A. Mitchell, 42, of Bucksport, was issued summonses for criminal mischief and theft on Mill Lane in Monroe, stemming from an incident May 16.

June 6

Thomas A. McAllian, 70, of Monroe, was issued a summons for an inspection sticker violation on Route 3 in Palermo.

June 8

Holly-Jo Ward, 42, of Belmont, was issued a summons for failure to provide proof of insurance on Route 137 in Knox.

June 11

Richard J. Rich, 19, of Thomaston, was issued a summons for speeding 73 mph in a 45 mph zone on Back Belmont Road in Belmont. 

June 13

Chantal L. Hindman, 28, of Belmont, was issued summonses for operating after suspension and operating an unregistered motor vehicle (150+ days) on Prescott Hill Road in Northport.

Robert Vellaro, 39, of Belmont, was issued summonses for operating after suspension and operating an unregistered motor vehicle (150+ days) on Belfast Road in Northport.

Brian A. Rafuse, 52, of Montville, was arrested unlawful possession of oxycodone on Public Safety Way in Belfast. 

June 14

Deputy Cassandra McDonald responded to a report an accident on Pond Road in Burnham. Waldo County Dispatch received a report from a nurse on duty at Sebasticook Valley Hospital stating that a male had been admitted to the hospital with injuries from an automobile accident and appeared to be intoxicated. According to a police report, it appeared the vehicle, a 1999 Saab, drove “straight of the road,” and into a ditch, where it first struck the guide wires of a telephone pole, then continued, hit a dirt embankment and went airborne. The vehicle then struck a tree, reportedly halfway up, breaking it, before continuing into the woods where it ultimately came to rest. The male who had been admitted to the hospital was ejected from the vehicle via the driver side window. 

The man suffered a broken hip and facial fractures. He was transported to Eastern Maine Medical Center for surgery, and where he was also given a blood alcohol test. 

Erica Thoms can be reached at news@penbaypilot.com