Middletown Arrests: Nov. 1-11

Middletown Police report the following incidents:

Nov. 11

BREACH OF PEACE, THREATENING — At 2:30 p.m., Miranda Godet, 25, of Berlin Road turned herself in on an outstanding warrant. 

Nov. 10

DISORDERLY CONDUCT — At 6:40 a.m., police were called to a home on Russell Street by a female who said her fiancé, Steven L. Roberts, 28, of Russell Street, woke her up and yelled at her for no reason, according to the report, and swore at her in the presence of her 5-year-old son. 

Police say Roberts also insulted the boy with vulgarities so she took him to a neighbor's house. The report says the victim and Roberts, who has been diagnosed with schizophrenia and manic depression, were drinking together the night before and she went to sleep then awoke to discover he was still drinking and intoxicated. 

When officers arrived, the report says, Roberts swore at the victim in their presence and moved toward her in a threatening manner, then said, "nothing happened," between them, interrupted officers and was "agitated and frightening." The report says he eventually told police, "I should have punched her while I had the chance." He is on probation for a narcotic-related arrest and is a felon.

Nov. 8

BREACH OF PEACE — Keishla Luna-Santos, 22, of Old Colony Road, Meriden, fought with her soon-to-be ex-husband's girlfriend outside of a home on Cubeta Road in Middletown, while picking up her children, according to the report. She admitted to police that she had tried to "jump" the woman and a fight broke out.

VIOLATION PROTECTIVE ORDER — At 9 a.m., Sarah B. Davis, 40, of Hubbard Street, Meriden, was picked up on an outstanding warrant. While removing earrings, the report says, she said her ear was infected but declined medical attention.

Nov. 6

TRAVELING TOO FAST FOR CONDITIONS, DUI, FAILURE TO DRIVE IN PROPER LANE — At 6 p.m., Marita A. Shurkus, 46, of Town Brook turned herself in on an outstanding warrant from a car crash on Aug. 26, according to the report. 

POSSESSION CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES — At 10:05 a.m., Patrick Hayes, 30, of Traverse Square was at CVS on East Main Street when police were called about a suspicious person in the parking lot, according to the report, after he asked people for money and one saw a bag of drugs fall out of his pocket. When officers arrived, Hayes was sleeping inside his Nissan Sentra with the door open then tried to hide a pair of nail clippers. 

The report says his pupils were very small and Hayes admitted to being on methadone for his heroin addiction and a search revealed a wax paper bag of .1 grams of heroin that he said was not his. The store manager told detectives he had received a number of complaints about Hayes and an HVAC technician working at the CVS had seen him snorting drugs.

Nov. 1

TAMPERING WITH A MOTOR VEHICLE — At 9:55 a.m., Marc Nucchi, 50, of Stoneycrest Drive was arrested by Newington Police on Willard Avenue.