Narragansett Police Log: Oct. 22

Unless otherwise noted, information about the following incidents was supplied by the Narragansett Police Department. An arrest does not indicate a conviction.

Party Break-Up Leads to Two Citations

Police cited two men after breaking up a party at 11 Lincoln Way shortly after midnight on Oct. 22.

According to police, loud music could be heard four houses away. When an officer shone a flashlight on the back deck, he said people immediately dropped what they were drinking and walked away.

However, police were able to question University of Rhode Island student Andrew R. Sachs, 19, of 15 Wentworth Drive, Berkeley Heights, New Jersey. According to police, he attempted to conceal a can of Pabst Blue Ribbon beer.

Police said that he initially told them he was 21, but didn’t have any ID. When they asked his birthday, he told them June 25, but could not provided police with a year. At that point, he admitted that he was only 19, and he was cited for underage drinking.

According to police, about 100 to 150 people were at the party, and 95 were counted as leaving through the front door. The renter, Derek J. Murphy, 20, was cited for violating the town’s social host ordinance. The property is managed by Durkin Realty.

A Different Loud Party Complaint

At about 12:42 a.m. on Oct. 22, police received a report of a loud party in the area of Penobscot Trail. Police said that upon further investigation, the noise was emanating from 1001 Boston Neck Road.

According to police, about 40 to 45 people were gathered, with loud noises audible from several houses away. Police said the party was cleared in about five minutes without incident.

The tenant present was identified as Vency A. Beato, 22. The property is owned by Giuseppe and Lynn Giordano of Seymour, CT.

Narragansett Man Wanders Into House, Passes Out on Couch

Police received a call at about 7 p.m. on Oct. 22 reporting a possible breaking and entering on Fifth Avenue. Officers said that when they arrived, a door was ajar and the lights in the home were out. They called out, announcing their presence. A tenant from the upstairs announced she was the initial caller.

When the officers turned on the lights in the living room, they found a 21-year-old Narragansett man passed out on the couch, they report. Police said the tenant was startled, and clearly did not know the man.

The man was awakened, and he insisted that he was in his girlfriend’s house. Police brought him out of the house, and noted that his description matched that of a man missing from a disturbance on Ashley Court.

The residents at the Ashley Court home said that they would take care of him, and that the person he had fought with earlier was no longer at the house. No charges were filed.

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