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HOULTON - Owners of local property that is visited six or more times in a 30-day period by Houlton police could face possible fines or eviction if an ordinance presented on Tuesday to the planning board is approved. Houlton Police Chief Daniel Soucy on Tuesday evening requested that the board consider passing a "disorderly house" ordinance. The ordinance would be similar to the one that is in effect in Portland.
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City officials are moving toward enacting a wide-ranging law they say will protect the tranquility of South Portland's neighborhoods. The proposed disorderly house ordinance would give police the legal tools to crack down on properties where residents disturb the peace.
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... if the holder "keeps or maintains a disorderly or riotous, indecent or improper house." Scott Heg...
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Supporters say [Henry Louis Gates Jr.] was immediately considered a suspect because officers were summoned by a female caller who said she saw "two black males with backpacks on the porch," one of veshorn was "wedgmg his shoulder into the door as if he was trying to force entry" according to a police report obtained by The Associated Press. Gates' lawyer, fellow Harvard scholar Charles Ogletxee, said his client showed his driver's license and Harvard ID both with his photos - and repeatedly asked for the name and badge number of the officer, who refused. He followed the officer onto the Iront porch as he left his house and was arrested there. The charge of disorderly conduct was dropped on Tuesday. I'm outraged," Gates said in extensive comments made to TheRootcom, a Web ate he oversee...
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Ron Spinella worked hard to amend the city's disorderly-house ordinance so landlords would be notified quickly about drug dealing or prostitution in their buildings. The city has ordinances aimed at maintaining residents' quality of life, but they can be more reactive than proactive, said Spinella, president of the Bayside Community Development Corp. and a neighborhood activist.
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years ago Feb. 28, 1910: Bertha Frankenstein (correct) of Peoria got out of court with a $700 fine after pleading guilty to sending a girl here to "work" in a disorderly house. The girl was sent to a home, but has now gone missing. The Peoria paper says Bertha is probably behind that.
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A South Charleston woman was arrested Sunday for allegedly setting fire to her house. Carol Angela Bare, 41, is charged with arson, disorderly conduct, public intoxication, domestic assault, domestic battery and destruction of property, according to a criminal complaint filed in Kanawha County Magistrate Court.
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The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association has determined that Krystal Ellis, an all-state guard from Racine St. Catherine's, will be ineligible to play for the entire Division 2 girls basketball tournament because of an athletic code violation. Ellis was issued a five-game suspension by the school this week after being ticketed for "keeping a disorderly house" by the Racine Police Department. A department spokesman said minors were in possession of alcohol when the police were called about a disturbance last Saturday night at her house, though no one was ticketed for underage drinking.
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JEFFERSON, Ga. - A Jackson County property owner faces a slew of animal cruelty and other charges stemming from a night in March when Arcade police stumbled on what authorities suspect was a large cockfighting ring involving nearly 100 birds. Jesus Solache was charged last month in Jackson County State Court with keeping a disorderly house, having unpermitted livestock, failure to obtain a business license, two counts of failure to obtain a development permit and 91 counts of cruelty to animals.
