ROCKLAND — The following cases were closed in Knox County Unified Court from Sept. 24-28.

Alan A. Adams, 49, of North Haven, trafficking tobacco in adult correctional facility, $500 fine.

Isaac J. Allen, 45, of Rockland, disorderly conduct, $400 fine; carrying concealed weapon, dismissed.

Daniel S. Barrows, 19, of Union, burglary, two years in jail with all but six months suspended, two years probation; theft by unauthorized taking or transfer, six months in jail.

Nicolas C. Beaupre, 29, of Warren, assault on an officer, dismissed; assault, $300 fine.

Alan E. Bernardo, 31, of Hope, operating while license suspended with a prior, $1,000 fine.

Michael A. Bouchard, 31, of Liberty, refusing to submit to arrest, $150 fine.

Benjamin Campbell, 25, of South Thomaston, operating under the influence, dismissed; driving to endanger, license suspended for 30 days, $575 fine.

Zebadiah D. Campbell, 22, of North Haven, dangerous dog complaint violation, $250 fine.

Joshua D. Cutler, 28, of Montville, failure to register vehicle, $150 fine.

Chetan Dave, 53, of Thomaston, operating under the influence (alcohol), dismissed; failure to stop and provide information, $250 fine; driving to endanger, $575 fine.

Edward L. Depugh, 58, of Washington, obstructing public ways, $250 fine.

Monica Dorr, 41, of Thomaston, negotiating a worthless instrument, $250 fine.

Irina Erickson, 46, of Rockland, theft by unauthorized taking or transfer and theft by receiving stolen property, five years in prison with all but 18 months suspended, probation two years, $51,495 restitution; theft by deception and forgery, 18 months in prison, restitution $1495; misuse of identification, six months in jail; violating condition of release, 90 days in jail.

Erickson was sentenced by Justice Bruce Mallonee on Sept. 25.

She was first charged in December 2017 by Thomaston Police with theft and negotiating a worthless instrument and was arrested again March 1 for stealing another person’s identity. She was charged by Thomaston Police with felony theft by deception, felony forgery, misuse of identification and a violation of a condition of release.

Erickson made her initial court appearance before Judge Barbara Raimondi in Knox County Unified Court March 2 where her bail was set at $500 cash for the new charges. She posted bail and was released from the Knox County Jail. A condition of her bail stipulated that she was not to have any contact with the victim.

According to the affidavit filed in court by the Thomaston Police Department, a woman from Thomaston contacted them to report that someone had opened a new credit card in her name at the end of December 2017, and made unauthorized purchases locally and online totaling $1,495.

The victim told police that she suspected Erickson since she had moved into her house to watch her cat while she was away. She lived together with the victim for a short period of time before she was alone in the home after the victim left town for some time. The woman said that Erickson had access to all of her personal information, such as her social security number.

The credit card statement included purchases from the Walmart store in Thomaston. Sgt. Olaf Sigaud reviewed the store’s security video from when the transaction was made and Erickson was identified making a purchase for $72, according to the affidavit.

Erickson made the remaining purchases online using the Amazon and Chewy websites.

She admitted to police that she opened the credit card by using the victim’s personal information including her birthday and a fake maiden name and email address, according to the affidavit.

Erickson also stole antiques from her family including jewelry, coins and flatware. Some of the items had been sold to local vendors and the remaining items were returned to her family.

Justice Mallonee ordered that Erickson must pay Chase Bank $1495 in restitution to reimburse them for the identity theft crime and over $50,000 in restitution to her family for the stolen antiques.

She told police that she was “going through rough financial times and saw an opportunity and took it.”

Erickson will begin serving her sentence on Oct. 26.

Kyle Farley, 27, of Thomaston, speeding more than 30 miles per hour over the speed limit, $400 fine.

Micquel R. Foss, 26, of Rockland, violating condition of release, 48 hours jail.

Roberta Gardullo, 58, of South Thomaston, operating under the influence (alcohol), one prior, 10 days in jail, license suspended for three years, $900 fine.

Carroll F. Gifford Jr., 54, of Rockland, operating under the influence (alcohol), one prior, seven days in jail, license suspended for three years, $700 fine; operating vehicle without license or beyond restriction, seven days in jail.

Joel Harkins, 38, of Rockland, failure to comply with sex offender registration act, first offense, 30 days in jail; violating condition of release, 30 days in jail.

Tamara Heyrend, 30, of Belfast, of operating under the influence (alcohol), $500 fine; failure to stop and provide information, $250 fine; failing to make accident report, $250 fine.

Florence Hoover Johnson, 62, of Rockland, operating under the influence (alcohol), license suspended for 150 days, $500 fine.

Jonathan D. Johnston, 27, of Hallowell, operating under the influence, (alcohol), license suspended for 150 days, $500 fine.

Glenn A. Lacoste, 47, of Warren, operating under the influence (alcohol), $500 fine, 21 days in jail, license suspended 150 days.

Renee J. Landre, 42, of Rockland, assault, dismissed; obstructing government administration, $250 fine; disorderly conduct, $500 fine.

Jesse Langford, 19, of Pittsfield, criminal trespass, $350 fine.

Jillian D. Lary, 23, of Hopkinton, Mass., speeding more than 30 miles per hour over the speed limit, $400 fine.

Brandon P. Lord, 44, of Bar Harbor, operating under the influence (alcohol), $500 fine.

Albert R. Mank, 19, of Warren, disorderly conduct, $250 fine.

Randall S. Mank, 40, of Warren, disorderly conduct, $250 fine.

James B. Murtha, 56, of Waltham, Mass., operating under the influence (alcohol), license suspended for 150 days, $500 fine; operating vehicle without a license, $250 fine.

Maria Orlova, 35, of Rockland, attaching false plates, $250 fine.

Arlen Riggs, 22, of Hope, driving to endanger, license suspension for 30 days, $750 fine.

Shaydlyn Robinson, 51, of Owls Head, domestic violence assault, 180 days in jail all suspended, probation one year.

David Smith, 32, of Rockland, operating under the influence (alcohol), 48 hours jail, license suspended for 150 days, $500 fine; operating without a license, 48 hours.

Tobby W. Stinson, 41, of Washington, operating after habitual offender revocation, $1,000 fine.

Dean E. Sylvia Jr., 30, of Rockland, disorderly conduct, $250 fine.

Yvette T. Torres, 68, of South Bristol, operating without license, $150.

Malcolm D. Vetterlein, 63, of Rockport, aggravated criminal mischief, dismissed; criminal mischief, $500 fine.

William Wiley, 30, of Appleton, operating while license suspended, $250 fine.

Mason J. Wilmot, 21, of Friendship, operating while license suspended or revoked, $250 fine.

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