Crime & Safety

Police Booking Log: Woman Caught Selling Half Hour of Sexual Services for $140

The following arrest information was supplied by the Somerville Police Department. It does not indicate a conviction.

Arrests made by the Somerville Police Department from Nov. 13 to Nov. 18. Please remember that the charges listed below do not indicate a conviction.

Assault and battery

On Nov. 15, Junior Dornevil, 23, of Medford, was arrested at 3 Beacon St., and charged with assault with a dangerous weapon, assault and battery and disorderly conduct. Dornevil is accused of trying to run over a predestrian in Inman Square while driving his Papa John's Pizza car.

Larceny and theft

On Nov. 13, Kwesi George, 21, was arrested at 20 Canal Lane and charged with trespassing, violating an abuse prevention order, larceny, stalking in violation of a restraining order, witness intimidation, and breaking and entering.

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On Nov. 14, a juvenile was arrested at 109 Gilman St. and charged with receiving stolen property, possession of a dangerous weapon and a violation in regard to operating a motorized scooter. Another juvenile, wanted on a warrant for breaking and entering, was arrested and charged with receiving stolen property. According to a police report, police found encountered the two juveniles, who were accused of punching someone near the Capuano School. One of the juveniles was riding a scooter without wearing a helmet, but jumped off when police arrived, the report say. It turns out the scooter was reported stolen out of Revere, the report says.  

Drug-related arrests

On Nov. 16, Jesus Acevedo, 28, of New Bedford, was arrested at 18 Bond St. and charged with drug possession and conspiracy to violate drug law. Alex Tejada-Pena, 21, was arrested and charged with drug possession, conspiracy to violate drug law and furnishing a false name. According to a police report, detectives conducted an investigation into alleged drug dealing at 18 Bond St. The report says undercover detectives set up a drug deal with Acevedo and Tejada-Pena, and they were arrested with cocaine and heroin.

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Other arrests

On Nov. 14, Victoria Rodriguez, 21, of Las Vegas, N.V., was arrested at 23 Cummings St. and charged with sexual conduct for a fee. According to a police report, detectives set up a sting operation, and an undercover detective arranged to meet Rodriguez at 23 Cummings St., La Quinta Inn & Suites. Rodriguez was charging $140 for a half hour and $240 for an hour of sexual contact, the report says. The undercover detetive met her at the hotel and paid her $140, according to the report. The report says she put the money in an ice bucket and gave the detective a condom from the night stand. An arrest team then entered the hotel room and arrested Rodriguez, the report says.

On Nov. 18, Leonardo DeOliveira-Barros, 27, of 84 Flint St., was arrested at that address and charged with destruction of property and entering at night for a felony. He was also arrested on warrants for unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle, a number plate violation and equipment violation.

Warrant arrests

On Nov. 13, Joseph Dixon, 52, of 278 Powder House Blvd., was arrested at that address on a warrant for operating under the influence of liquor.

On Nov. 14, Rafael Perez-Bautista, 19, of 15 Connecticut Ave., was arrested on warrants for conspiracy to violate drug law, trespassing, drug possession, and assault with a dangerous weapon.

On Nov. 15, Ismael Conception, 27, was arrested at 14 McGrath Highway on warrants for destruction of property and assault with a dangerous weapon.

On Nov. 16, Desiree Moore, 29, of Boston, was arrested at 105 Middlesex Ave. on a warrant for trespassing.

On Nov. 17, Matthew Simoes, 24, of 61 Bow St., was arrested at that address on a warrant for armed robbery.


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