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Bad Checks

Police report that on March 29 they charged Charles Dietrich, 55, of 59 Queen Street on a warrant listing three counts of issuing a bad check. Dietrich allegedly issued three bad checks to a local merchant, police said. Police released Dietrich on a promise to appear in Danbury Superior Court on April 8.

Vehicular Incident

On March 29, after learning that police held a warrant for his arrest, Thomas Hubert, 50, of Brookfield turned himself in and was charged with breach of peace, following too closely so as to intimidate, and evading responsibility, police said.

The charges stem from an incident near the intersection of Church Hill Road and Queen Street last November 16, police said.

Police said that Hubert, who was driving, became involved in an altercation with another unidentified motorist.

Hubert allegedly followed another motorist from a Queen Street shopping area. Hubert’s vehicle’s allegedly “bumped” the other motorist’s vehicle and then left the scene, police said. Police released Hubert on a written promise to appear in court on April 7.

MV Stop

While on patrol on the afternoon of March 29, police stopped motorist Klever Ivan Pazmino-Medina, 43, of Danbury on Church Hill Road for having an expired registration sticker on his vehicle.

Police said Pazmino-Medina then produced a fraudulent international driver’s license. Police charged him with failure to display a valid vehicle registration sticker, failure to have a driver’s license, and second degree forgery.

Police released Pazmino-Medina on $250 bail for an April 13 court appearance.