Police Reports

A 2013 Toyota sedan lies on its passenger side on a wet Toddy Hill Road about 225 feet north of its intersection with Button Shop Road just after 3 pm on April 18. Police said motorist Aamir Waliyuddeenchu Kadeem, 23, of Stratford was driving the Toyota southward on a curving section of on Toddy Hill Road in rainy conditions, when the vehcile's transmission malfunctioned and Kadeem steered into the northbound lane to avoid striking a southbound vehicle in front of him, but lost control, drove off the left road shoulder, and then struck a large boulder on a slope, resulting in the auto rolling onto its side. There were no injuries. Police issued Kadeem a misdemeanor summons for failure to have automotive insurance and for traveling too fast for conditions.  (Bee Photo, Gorosko)

Nerwtown Volunteer Ambulance Corps members are seen helping a motorcylist who fell off his 2014 Honda CBR-500-R motorcycle about 8:30 am on Tuesday, April 17 while riding it at the Main Street flagpole iontersection. Police said Micahel davis, 31, of Fairfield was riding northward on Main Street and then attempted to turn right onto eastbound Church Hill Road when the mishap occurred, S[peed may have been a factor in the incident, poolice said. Davis was tyrasnported by ambulance to Danbury Hsoipital to be checked for a leg injury, police said. thew regional paramedic and Newtown Hook & ladder volunteer firefighters weent tot the incident. The accident is uner investigation.  (Bee Photo, Gorosko)

A one-vehicle accident that occurred during the evening rush on April 4 caused travel delays on Berkshire Road (Route 34) in the area between its interesctions wirh Sherman Street abd Old Mill Road. Police said motorist Raul Sopusa, 25, of Danbury was driving a 2011 Toyota RAV-4 SUV westared on Berkshire Road about 4:50 pm when he fell asleep at the wheel and then traveled off the left road shoulder, entered a wooded area and traveled for a distance until colliding head-on with a tree. The Newtown Volunteer Ambulance Corps transported Sousa to Danbury Hospital for treatment of possible injuries, police said. Sandy Hook Volunteer Fire & Rescue Company members responded to the call. Police sid they issued Sousa an infraction for failure to maintain the travel alnd and for driving without a license. (Bee Photo, Gorosko)

Police, Newtown Hook & Ladder volunteer firefighters, and the Newtown Volunteer Ambulance Corps responded about 12:43 pm on March 29 to the intersection of Church Hill Road and The Boulevard where a two-vehicle accident had occurred. The collision involved a 1984 White logging truck driven by Richard Beebe, 75, of Wingdale, NY, and a 2010 Toyota Camry sedan driven by Theresa Gorman, 57, of Danbury, police said. There were no injuries. Police said they verbally warned Beebe for making a restricted turn. (Bee Photo, Gorosko)

An SUV is loaded onto a flatbed truck following an accident at the flagpole Wednesday evening, February 27. Police and Newtown Hook & Ladder volunteer firefighters responded to the Main Street flagpole about 4:45 pm amid the evening rush on a report that an SUV had struck the flagpole. The incident caused traffic delays in the area. The SUV was removed from the scene by about 5:15 pm. Details on the incident were not immediately available.  (Bee Photo, Gorosko)

A Newtown police officer walks toward a Subaru Forester that went off Great Quarter Road and struck a tree before rolling onto its passenger side around 10:15 am, Wednesday, February 20. An unidentified male driver had reportedly been traveling west when he lost control of his vehicle just west of Andras Road. Newtown Volunteer Ambulance Corps and Sandy Hook Volunteer Fire & Rescue firefighters also responded to the accident, which closed the roadway for a short time. The driver was checked for injuries but did not require transport to a hospital. Additional details were unavailable as of press time February 21.   (Bee Photo, Hicks)