Wellesley Police Log: Parking and Not Riding, Temper, Temper and More

The following reports were provided by the Wellesley Police Department. Charges where mentioned do not indicate a conviction. 

Parking and Not Riding

Just after 8 p.m. on May 5, Officer Cunningham was patrolling a commercial parking lot on Linden Street. He haw a vehicle parked with two men inside, and queried the vehicle. The query determined that there was an outstanding warrant in the name of the registered owner. 

After confirming that the driver was the registered owner, police arrested and charged Michael Reddish of Natick, 21, on the outstanding default warrant out of Framingham District Court. He was transported to the station and booked, and held until court in the morning.

Temper, Temper

Officer Joseph was sent to a report of an unruly man at a Worcester Street gas station, about 3:45 p.m. on May 6. He was refusing to return to his vehicle and go home, police say, and causing a scene at the business. 

When police arrived, they also tried to get him to get into his car and leave. At which point he began flailing his arms. Police arrested and charged 18-year-old Jakob Moran of Brooklyn with disorderly conduct. He was later released on personal recognizance. 

No Annual Inspection?

At about 6 p.m., May 6, Officer Lindelof was performing traffic enforcement saw a Honda sedan pass their Worcester Street location with no inspection sticker. They pulled the vehicle over and requested license and registration information from the driver. 

They determined that the driver, Framingham man Daverson Jaramillo, 20, had had his license suspended. He was arrested and charged with driving on a suspended license and driving without an inspection sticker. He was later released on personal recognizance. 

Eyes Bigger Than Your Plates

May 6, at about 8:15 p.m., as Officer Derby was performing traffic enforcement near Worcester Street, he reported seeing a Mitsubishi sedan pass with no front plate. He stopped the vehicle on Route 9 at the intersection with Cedar, and noted that neither passenger was wearing a seatbelt. 

The driver provided a name and date of birth, and a check of his information revealed that he had a straight warrant for larceny of less than $250 outstanding. 

The driver, identified as 31-year-old Nicholas Whitney of Natick was arrested and charged on that outstanding warrant. He was transported to and booked at the station, and later bailed.