Monday, 9/5
An arrest for shoplifting was made when Elias Dominguez, 31, of 3 Franklin Ave., Chelsea, was taken into custody.
Tuesday, 9/6
Heriberto Lebron, 65, residing at 165 Hawthorne St., Chelsea, faced arrest on charges of distribution of Class A drug and conspiracy to violate drug law.
At 207 Shurtleff St., Chelsea, Anthony Aloise, 54, was arrested for conspiracy to violate drug law and possessing Class drug.
Operating a motor vehicle with a suspended or revoked license led to the arrest of Jorge Cora, 53, from 36 Cottage St., Chelsea.
Kristopher Goodrich, 34, of 835A Broadway, Chelsea, was arrested on outstanding warrants and for trespassing.
Carlos Zavala, 47, from 111 Blossom St., Chelsea, was taken into custody for disorderly conduct.
Christopher Golinski, 34, of 63B Floyd St., Everett, faced arrest for operating under the influence of liquor, reckless operation of a motor vehicle, and marked lanes violation.
Wednesday, 9/7
Ramon Pagan, 55, of 444 Harrison Ave., Boston, was arrested for trespassing.
An outstanding warrant resulted in the arrest of Diontie Rovira, 23, from 28 Spencer Ave., Chelsea.
John Lewis, 31, of 292 Salem St., Revere, was arrested for disorderly conduct.
Thursday, 9/8
Frank Gerardi, 44, from 161 Bennington St., East Boston, was arrested for shoplifting.
Joshua Conte, 28, of 2 Margaret Rd., Stoneham, was taken into custody on warrants.
Saturday, 9/10
Rigoberto Lovato-Ramirez, 32, residing at 112 Lexington St., East Boston, was arrested for unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle.
Sunday, 9/11
Juan Lopez, 40, homeless and living under the bridge on Carter St., was arrested for drinking and possessing an open alcoholic beverage in public.
Sixto Lopez, 29, of 17 Whitier St., Lynn, faced arrest for unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle, reckless operation of a motor vehicle, and disorderly conduct.
A 15-year-old from Chelsea was arrested for assault and battery, carrying a dangerous weapon, evading taxi fare, and armed assault to murder.
Another juvenile offender from Chelsea was arrested for armed assault to murder, assault and battery, carrying a dangerous weapon or knife over 4×1 inches, and evading taxi fare.