BENCH WARRANT

At 3 p.m., July 31, Cranston Police Officers arrested Matthew Arnold, 49, of 30 Logan St., Apt. 3, Warwick, for two 3rd District Court Bench Warrants as a result of a suspicious persons call in the area of the Rhode Island Lottery building at 1425 Pontiac Ave. Arnold was transported to the ACI Men’s Intake.

WARRANT ARREST

At 8:06 p.m., July 31, Cranston Police Officers arrested Emmanuel Ramos, 39, of 38 Jewett St., Providence, for an Affidavit Arrest Warrant from Pawtucket Police as a result of a traffic stop on Reservoir Avenue. Ramos was turned over to Pawtucket Police.

SEX OFFENDER ADDRESS CHANGE

At 8:51 a.m., July 31, Cranston Police Detectives arrested Richard Decosta, 42, of 30 Howard Ave., Cranston, for Sexual Offender Address Change. The arrest was the result of the prisoner being turned over to 3rd District Court by ACI Intake. Decosta was arraigned at 3rd District Court.

DOMESTIC SIMPLE ASSAULT

Around 7:38 p.m., July 30, Cranston Police Officers arrested Kaitlyn Miller, 32, of 40 Poppy Drive, Cranston, for one count of Domestic Simple Assault, and one count of Domestic Disorderly Conduct. The arrest was the result of a disturbance call at the aforementioned address. Miller was arraigned by a Justice of the Peace and released.

DOMESTIC SIMPLE ASSAULT

Around 8:50 p.m., July 30, Cranston Police Officers arrested Garrett Johnson, 32, of 187 Third Ave., Cranston, for one count of Domestic Simple Assault, and one count of Domestic Disorderly Conduct. The arrest was the result of a disturbance call at the aforementioned address. Johnson was arraigned by a Justice of the Peace and released.

DOMESTIC SIMPLE ASSAULT

Around 7:20 p.m., July 30, Cranston Police Officers arrested Juan Jimenez, 36, of 94 Updike St., Providence, for Domestic Simple Assault. The arrest was the result of Jimenez turning himself in on a previously issued arrest and affidavit warrant, according to Cranston Police. Jimenez was transported to 3rd District Court for arraignment.

WARRANT ARREST

Around 4:40 p.m., July 1, Johnston Police Patrolman Aaron Blanco was on patrol on Hartford Avenue when he spotted a black Toyota SUV pass by, and the driver was allegedly not wearing a seatbelt.

He initiated a traffic stop and identified the driver as Jazion W. Santiago, 23, of 2533 Hartford Ave., Johnston. Dispatch confirmed that Santiago had an active arrest warrant out of Cranston. Cranston Police wanted Santiago on a misdemeanor charge of violating a No Contact Order.

He was arrested and transported back to Johnston Police Headquarters, where he was processed and held in a cell pending transfer. He received a warning for the seatbelt violation, according to Johnston Police.

DUI

Around 9:45 p.m., July 1, Warwick Police were dispatched to West Shore Road following reports of an erratic driver headed west toward Taco Bell at 2574 West Shore Road.

Police located the vehicle and initiated a traffic stop. They identified the driver as Jose Lux Lopez, 25, of 50 Knight St., Cranston.

Lopez allegedly had “moderately bloodshot eyes,” according to police.

He was asked to consent to a series of standardized field sobriety tests. Following the tests, Lopez was arrested and charged with DUI (BAC unknown; first offense). He was transported to Warwick Police Headquarters where he refused to take a chemical breath test; he was also cited for Refusal to Submit to a Chemical Test, Laned Roadway violations, and Driving Without/Expired License (first offense).

Later that day, Lopez was arraigned by a bail commissioner and released to a sober adult.

DRUG POSSESSION & DUI

Around 8:30 p.m., July 19, Johnston Police Patrolman Thomas Santurri responded to the vicinity of 1300 Atwood Ave. for the report of a single vehicle crash. Dispatch personnel told responding officers that the driver may be unconscious behind the wheel.

Police found a blue Lexus disabled in the right lane of Atwood Avenue facing northbound. The driver’s side front tire was damaged.

Police located the driver who was pacing around her vehicle. According to police, she “spoke extremely fast” and “her movements were also quicky (sic) and jerky.”

Police identified the driver as Adriana Bozzi, 36, of 240 Orchard St., Cranston. She told police that she was traveling north on Atwood in the right lane when another vehicle traveling south “swerved” at her. When she attempted to avoid the other vehicle, she swerved into the southbound lanes of travel and struck the curb, according to the driver.

“It should be noted that Ms. Bozzi had difficulty explaining what transpired or what direction she was traveling,” Santurri wrote in the arrest report. “It should be noted that Ms. Bozzi was profusely sweating, although it was approximately 68 degrees.”

Bozzi was wearing “a T-shirt and leggings” and her pupils were “possibly larger than the normal ranges for the lighting conditions.”

Santurri conducted an inventory search of the vehicle. He located Bozzi’s wallet, “which had numerous straws and a white powdery substance in one of the compartments.”

“Based on my training and experience I recognized this to be consistent with narcotic use,” Santurri wrote.

Police say they also found a “small plastic bag with white powdery substance” in the rear seat compartment.

He asked Bozzi to consent to a series of standardized field sobriety tests. She agreed. Following the tests, Bozzi was arrested for suspicion of DUI-Drugs/Alcohol (first offense, blood alcohol content unknown, a misdemeanor) and Possession of Schedule I-V (more than 10 grams, a felony).

Bozzi was transported to Johnston Police Headquarters where police say she refused a chemical breath test. Bozzi was also cited for Refusal to Submit to a Chemical Test, but did consent to a Drug Recognition Expert evaluation.

Bozzi was arraigned by Justice of the Peace Daniel Connors later that night and released on $5,000 personal recognizance bail.