Police Watch: The following reports were released April 30
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Jason Lee Fournier, 27, of Oxford, Maine, was arrested April 29 and charged with first degree failure to appear. He was in a Florida correctional facility and waived extradition. Police officers traveled to Florida and transported him back to Greenwich. Fournier allegedly failed to respond in court to Nov. 27, 1998, charges of second degree sexual assault, risk of injury to a minor and violation of probation. Fournier was being held on a $50,000 cash bond and is due in court May 7.
Richard Stafford, 47, of 9 Lake Drive, Riverside, Rodney Stafford, 45, of Somerset, Mass., and Robert Stafford, 48, of 102 Silo Circle were all arrested April 30 and charged with third degree assault, disorderly conduct and third degree criminal mischief. Police had been sent to Bull Dog Restaurant on the report of a fight. According to police reports, the three brothers had gone in and kept asking for more drinks throughout their time there, showing no willingness to leave. Witnesses described Richard as “antagonizing” employees the entire time they were there. The brothers then allegedly assaulted a restaurant employee when they left, causing that person to be taken to Greenwich Hospital for minor bruising. All three brothers were released on promises to appear in court on May 7.
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