Crime & Safety
Police Stop Vehicle In Stamford, Arrest Driver On Outstanding Warrant
The Stamford police blotter for Feb. 5-Feb. 6. All information is supplied by the Stamford Police Department, does not include convictions, and does not presume guilt or innocence.
Alejendra Soriano, 31, Stamford, was arrested at 10:22 p.m. Sunday night and charged with possession of marijuana, forgery, illegal operation of a motor vehicle under suspension, and other vehicle-related offenses.
According to SPD, Soriano was pulled over for a failure to grant a right of way, and failed to produce a motor vehicle license.
"A tow truck driver was called to the scene...he found a small amount of marijuana in the car," SPD's Sgt. Vacarro said.
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An officer arrested Soriano, and later discovered that she had outstanding warrants for failure to appear. When she was booked, she gave a fake name, and second degree forgery was added to her list of charges.
Deborah Acosta, 34, Stamford, was arrested Sunday and charged with creating a public disturbance, criminal trespass, and resisting an officer.
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Serina Dejesus, 21, Stamford, was arrested Monday morning and charged with second degree assault and disorderly conduct.
Deandre Walley, 19, Stamford, was arrested Sunday and charged with possession of a controlled substance.
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