David T. Thomas, 22, of Milton Avenue in Ballston Spa, was arrested February 25 for disorderly conduct, a violation charge and resisting arrest, a Class A misdemeanor. Officers responded to the Saratoga City Tavern on Caroline Street with reports of a highly intoxicated man causing a scene after he was denied entry. Thomas refused to leave and began fighting with police. He was then arrested and celled pending arraignment in City Court.
Timothy A. Thomas, 28, of Hyspot Road in Greenfield, was arrested February 25 and charged with disorderly conduct, a violation. Thomas had come to the police station inquiring about his brother who had been arrested earlier that day. Thomas appeared intoxicated and began shouting and cursing at a woman who happened to be at the department for an unrelated matter. When Thomas refused to calm down or leave, he was placed under arrest.
Stephanie A. Connor, 22, of Ten Broeck Street in Stillwater, was arrested February 27 and charged with driving while intoxicated and aggravated driving while intoxicated with blood-alcohol content greater than .18-percent. Officers stopped a vehicle traveling south on Broadway near Congress Park in the northbound lane. The vehicle was stopped and the driver was identified as Connor. She appeared highly intoxicated, at which point officers performed a series of field sobriety tests before taking her into custody.
Kayla R. Connor, 25, of Minnesota Avenue in Queensbury, was arrested March 1 and charged with petit larceny, a Class A misdemeanor. Connor was arrested on a warrant issued January 7. She is alleged to have stolen numerous items from Kohl’s Department Store.
Stephen A. Zabala, 25, of Hemlock Drive in Greenfield Center, was arrested March 1 and charged with driving while intoxicated and operating a motor vehicle with blood-alcohol content greater than .08-percent. Officers stopped a vehicle for speeding and identified the driver as Zabala. After performing a series of field sobriety tests, it was determined Zabala was intoxicated and was arrested.
Jordan M. Myers, 18, of Jefferson Terrace was arrested March 1 and charged with criminal tampering in the third-degree, a Class B misdemeanor. Myers was arrested on a warrant issued February 5. He is one of the individuals alleged to be involved in a paintball incident earlier this year. The investigation is currently ongoing.
Corey J. Hayes, 17, of Barton Place in Queensbury, was arrested March 1 and charged with criminal mischief in the fourth-degree with intent to damage property, a Class A misdemeanor. Hayes was arrested on a warrant issued February 25. He is alleged to have become disruptive in a BOCES classroom and broke the glass of a classroom door by repeatedly pounding on it.
Nicholas T. Dixon, 17, of Maple Avenue was arrested March 1 and charged with making a punishable false written statement, a Class A misdemeanor. Dixon was arrested on a warrant issued October 6, 2012. He is alleged to have given a false account of a burglary to police during an investigation.
Kenneth A. Burt, 33, of County Farm Road in Ballston Spa, was arrested March 1 and charged with two counts of criminal contempt in the first-degree, a Class E felony, and tampering with a witness, a Class A misdemeanor. Burt was arrested on a warrant issued from incidents between mid-January to mid-February. Burt allegedly continued to violate an order of protection against the victim while in County Jail. He was processed, arraigned and returned to County Jail.
Bradley Rozowicz, 25, of Curry Road in Rotterdam, was arrested March 3 and charged with disorderly conduct, a violation and resisting arrest, a Class A misdemeanor. Rozowicz was involved in an altercation along Putnam Street with a woman. Officers attempted to stop the fight but were unsuccessful. Rozowicz became combative as they tried to make the arrest and attempted to flee the scene. He was apprehended and placed under arrest.
Erika M. Diggins, 20, of Allen Road in Porters Corners, was arrested March 3 and charged with disorderly conduct, a violation charge. Diggins was the woman in the fight with Bradley Rozowicz. She was arrested at the scene.
Raymond Mattison, 17, of County Road 41 in Hudson Falls, was arrested March 4 and charged with criminal mischief in the fourth-degree, with intent to damage property, a Class A misdemeanor. Officers responded to the BOCES facility on Hennig Road for reports that a student had intentionally damaged walls in the school. Administrators determined Mattison to be the perpetrator and he was placed under arrest.
