Police Log
Wednesday, 3/29
A trespassing arrest was made when Rigoberto Gonzalez, 59, of 73 Clark Ave., Chelsea, was taken into custody.
Thursday, 3/30
Enrique Rivera, 23, 728 Broadway, Chelsea, faced arrest for trafficking cocaine.
Breaking and entering daytime charges (2 counts) and warrant violations led to the arrest of Lucas Miranda, 20, 74 Englewood Ave., Everett.
Malcolm Dorsey, 23, 49 Rockland St., Boston, was arrested for warrant violations and operating a motor vehicle with a suspended or revoked license.
Friday, 3/31
Brian Belew, 32, 179 Franklin Ave., Chelsea, was taken into custody on warrants.
Sunday, 4/2
Michael Scoppa, 44, 39 Boylston St., Boston, faced charges for nighttime breaking and entering for felony and trespassing.
Monday, 4/3
A warrant brought David Kerns, 42, 30 Park Ave., Revere, into custody.
Justin Velez, 23, 48 Pine St., Waltham, was arrested for shoplifting.
Disorderly conduct charges resulted in the arrest of Jeffrey Valenzuela, 167 Shurtleff St., Chelsea.
Tuesday, 4/4
Thomas Rourke, 56, 39 Boylston St., Boston, was arrested for shoplifting and possessing an alcoholic beverage.
A juvenile offender was involved in a school disturbance.
Wednesday, 4/5
Multiple charges including unlicensed motor vehicle operation, failure to stop for police, negligent operation, assault with a dangerous weapon, receiving a stolen motor vehicle, leaving the scene of property damage, furnishing a false name and warrant violations resulted in the arrest of Marcos Tavares, 18, 131 Marlborough St., Chelsea.
Christopher Perez-Valladares, 20, 76 Willow St., Chelsea, was arrested on a probation warrant.
Thursday, 4/6
Cesar-Jose Valentin, 31, 23 Eleanor St., Chelsea, was taken into custody on a warrant.
Christopher Wallis, 24, 37 Kings Hill Dr., Lynn, faced arrest for larceny over $250 and warrant violations.
Friday, 4/7
Christine Burke, 29, 27 Fuller St., Dorchester, was arrested on warrants.
Joseph Shelzi, 29, 460 River Rd., Andover, was arrested as a fugitive from justice without warrant.
Saturday, 4/8
Madeline Rosa, 39, 767 Broadway, Chelsea, was arrested for assault and battery with a dangerous weapon.
POLICE Briefs By Seth Daniel and Paul Koolloian
STOLEN CAR, SPEEDING NEAR SCHOOL
Officers directing traffic outside Williams Middle School on April 5 at 2:26 p.m. spotted a 2008 black Infinity G35 accelerating through the school zone. When signaled to slow and pull over, the operator ignored the commands and nearly struck an officer. The vehicle subsequently crashed into a tree, and the driver fled on foot. A brief pursuit ensued before the subject was apprehended. The motor vehicle had been reported stolen from Boston.
Marcos Tavares, 18, of 131 Marlborough St., was charged with assault with a dangerous weapon, unlicensed operation, failing to stop for police, negligent operation, receiving a stolen motor vehicle, leaving the scene of property damage, giving a false name and one warrant.
FUGITIVE FOUND
On April 7 at approximately 10:19 p.m., officers learned that a male subject wanted out of New Hampshire for Felony Reckless Conduct with a Deadly Weapon was leaving 100 Heard St. in a black Range Rover. Officers responded immediately and conducted a motor vehicle stop. The subject was identified as the passenger and taken into custody. New Hampshire State Police were notified of the apprehension.
Joseph Shelzi, 29, of Andover, was charged as a fugitive from justice.
GLASS BOTTLE ATTACK
Officers on routine patrol near Bellingham Square on April 7 at approximately 11:57 p.m. observed an altercation between a male and female. Upon arrival, they witnessed the female striking the male over the head with a glass bottle.
The female was taken into custody.
Madeline Rosa, 39, of 767 Broadway, was charged with assault and battery with a dangerous weapon.