Crimes Nearby: Stony Brook Woman Allegedly Punches Officer

The following arrest information was supplied by the Suffolk County, Southold Town and Riverhead Police Departments. It does not indicate a conviction.

Three Village

A homeless man was arrested Jan. 29 in Stony Brook and charged with grand larceny and criminal possession of stolen property. Calvin Daniels, 20, allegedly stole a car – a 2006 Mercury – and had a stolen cell phone in his possession when he was arrested.
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Jiyoung Yoon, 22, of Stony Brook, was arrested Jan. 27 in Stony Brook and charged with second-degree harassment. She allegedly punched a police officer at around 2 a.m. on the roadway at the corner of Route 347 and Stony Brook Road.

Port Jefferson

A burglar tried to get into the by breaking into the rear door. The diner's owner discovered that someone had tried to pry the doorknob off a door and broke glass on the building at 3:30 a.m. on Jan. 23. Nothing was reported stolen.
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Thomas Baxter, 24, of Patchogue, was arrested on Jan. 29 at 7:17 p.m. in Port Jefferson on charges of disorderly conduct. Police report that he and others blocked the entrance of the Upper Main Street Deli in Port Jefferson and refused to move.
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Deborah Bressack, 54, of Goshen, was arrested on Jan. 29 at 11:56 p.m. on Main Street in Port Jefferson on charges of disorderly conduct. Bressack was reported to be using obscene language and causing alarm and annoyance to patrons outside of a bar.

Riverhead

A 22-year-old Ridge man was arrested on Feb. 2 on felony burglary charges in relation to an incident that happened in September of last year. According to police reports, a Karen Court resident reported on Sept. 7 that someone had broken numerous doors at the residence and and removed a safe later located by Suffolk County Police. Following an investigation, Sean Buckman, 22, was arrested at his girlfriend's house in Coram. He was arrested on charges of burglary in the second degree, transported to the Suffolk County Jail, and held for a morning arraignment.
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Jasmine Ann Stephens, 19, of East Hampton, was arrested with a 17-year-old East Hampton teen on Feb. 1 on grand larceny charges after they allegedly stole a $2,500 dog from The Puppy Experience in Aquebogue. According to reports, the owner of the shop reported to police that two females took the dog from the Route 25 shop without paying for it and fled in a car westbound on Route 25.

The car was reportedly stopped on Osborn Avenue near Pulaski Street. They were transported to police headquarters, the two were released on $50 bail each, and the dog was returned.
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Joseph Neil Manarino, 41, of Riverhead, was arrested Feb. 4 at 4:12 a.m. in Flanders and charged with aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle in the first degree-alcohol related, a felony; DWI, a misdemeanor, and speeding, a traffic infraction.

Police said Manarino was driving faster than 65 in a 55-mph zone near the intersection of County Road 105 and Flanders Road, and he did not have a functioning rear license plate light. He was found to be intoxicated and his license has been suspended five times for various prior incidents and failure to pay child support, police said. His vehicle was impounded.
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Southampton Police said 51-year-old Robert Singleton of Riverhead was arrested on two felony charges recently after he

According to police, an East Quogue resident reported a car theft on Nov. 30, 2011, reporting that a black tow truck came and took a 1992 Volvo - which was inoperable and had no plates - from the resident's driveway. Following an investigation, police located the car at Gershow Recycling Center in Medford.

Records allegedly indicated that Singleton had traded the car and received cash for it. He was arrested on felony charges of filing a false instrument, and felony charges of criminal possession of stolen property.  

North Fork

Marcais Smith, 19, of Greenport, was arrested and charged with criminal possession of a weapon and menacing on Feb. 5 at 1 a.m. after Daniel Bridge, 28, of Greenport, reported to police that he was assaulted by three unknown men on Manor Place in Greenport, police said.

Bridge said that he was struck with a baton several times and that the suspects tried to steal his money, police said. Police located Smith nearby and found him to be involved in the incident and in possession of a metal baton. Later investigation revealed that Bridge knew the identities of at least one of the suspects who allegedly attacked him, and that the incident was the result of a drug-related transaction, police said.

Bridge was later arrested and charged with falsely reporting an incident, giving a false sworn statement to police and loitering for use / possession of a controlled substance, police said.