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Newtown Police reported that Jennifer Harris of Sandy Hook, 43, drove a 2010 Ford F150 and stopped at Bryan Johnston on October 29. Next to the owned 2009 Hyundai Elantra. Both vehicles are parked in designated parking spaces at No. 160 South Street. Harris' car was driving out of the parking space and making a sharp turn, hitting the front left bumper of Johnston's car.

Johnston's vehicle was slightly damaged. Harris said she tried to leave the parking space and realized that due to the size of her vehicle, she would not be able to turn. She said that she reversed the car and tried different directions, and did not realize that she had hit the bumper of the Johnston vehicle.

On November 7, Newtown police reported that two unidentified vehicles collided with a 2017 Hyundai Elantra, which was operated by Newtown's 23-year-old Gracee Piazza. According to reports, Piazza was driving west on Riverside Road, with two cars driving behind her. A car passed Piazza's vehicle on the passenger side and hit the rearview mirror on the passenger side. The other car repeatedly touched the rear bumper of the Piazza vehicle.

The driver scraped off the mirror on the truck

Newtown police report that Joseph Ortelle, 32, of Kensington, runs a 2016 Chevrolet Express Cutaway G350. He said he was passing a 1999 Freightliner on the delivery lane behind the Caraluzzi grocery store. M Line walk-in van, operated by 22-year-old Monroe (Mitchell Cavaliere) On November 9, Ortelle's vehicle grabbed the Cavaliere's mirror and pushed it forward into the small window on the passenger side of Cavaliere's vehicle .

Cavaliere said that he was parked in the car behind the Caraluzzi grocery store when Ortelle's vehicle tried to squeeze past and grabbed the mirror of his vehicle.

Improper mergers in high schools

Newtown police reported that William Maxi, 17, in Danbury, drove a 2003 Infiniti I35 and drove in the right lane of the Newtown High School exit at 12 Berkshire Road on November 9. Patrick Mahoney, 17, from Newtown, followed him to the Maxi vehicle in the left lane. Maxi's vehicle tried to merge into the left lane but ran into Mahoney's vehicle.

Newtown police reported that Christine Miller of Sandy Hook, 55, ran Kia Sorento in 2011 and drove south on Mt Pleasant Road on November 10. Behind is the 2019 Cadillac Escalade ESV luxury sedan, operated by 44-year-old Newtown Lindsay Glynn. Green's car stopped and waited to turn left onto Pocono Road. Miller's front hit Green's rear.

Miller was evaluated by EMS on site, but was not shipped. Miller's vehicle was towed away from the scene due to damage.

Miller received a verbal warning for failing to maintain a reasonable distance.

Kaitlyn Mawicke, 30, from Newtown, drove a 2015 Audi Q7 Premium Plus. He drove west on Berkshire Road near Todi Mountain Road on November 10, followed by a 2015 Jeep Wrangler Infinite S. The 34-year-old David Pritchard in Newtown drove. An independent witness stated that Mawicke's vehicle had rear-ended Pritchard's vehicle for several miles. Pritchard's vehicle stopped in traffic, but Mawicke's vehicle was unable to stop in time and hit the rear of Pritchard's vehicle at the intersection of Berkshire Road and Toddy Hill Road.

There were no reports of injuries. The front bumper of Mawicke's vehicle was damaged, and the spare tire installed on the rear of Pritchard's vehicle was slightly damaged.

Mawicke was punished for being too close to the car and Pritchard was punished for driving an unregistered motor vehicle.

Newtown police reported that 29-year-old Bethel Isabel Levy drove the 2017 GMC Acadia SLE and drove east on Birch Hill Road on November 10. Levy's vehicle drove from the right side of the road, hit a mailbox, and then hit a Frontier telephone pole.

Levy said she was distracted by a deer that entered the road and caused her to turn. The vehicle was towed away from the scene. There were no reports of injuries.

Levi was punished for making restricted turns.

Newtown police reported that on November 11, 51-year-old Susan Belanger of Newtown drove a 2018 GMC Terrain SLE into the designated parking space of Big Y Supermarket at 6 Queen Street. / The quarter panel hits the left side of the parked 2019 Honda CR-V EXL owned by Joan Nickerson. Nickerson's vehicle was unattended and properly parked in the designated parking space.

The front right bumper/rear wall of Belanger’s vehicle was damaged. Nickerson's vehicle was damaged on the left side. Witnesses stated that they saw Belanger's car hit Nickerson's car and then Belanger got out of the car and entered Big Y. The police found both parties and exchanged insurance information.

Newtown police report that 63-year-old Judy Reppucci of Newtown ran a 2018 Blue Bird school bus. She said that on November 11, she was driving behind a pickup truck on Berkshire Road with a truck on the back bed. Large objects. Repucci said she saw the object suddenly rise from the bed and flew straight to the windshield of the bus. She turned to the bus abruptly to avoid the object, but it hit the driver’s side-view mirror protruding from the front of the bus.

The object is a medium-sized trampoline with a mesh safety net.

There were no reports of injuries. Repucci said she did not have any identifying information about the pickup truck.

Newtown police reported that Matthew Wheeler, 30, of Seymour, drove a 2011 Toyota Corolla while driving north on Hattertown Road and in November Enter the curve on the right side of the lane on the 12th. Wheeler's vehicle left the northbound lane, crossed the southbound lane into the southbound shoulder, hit a wooden pole and wire guardrail, and knocked down three pillars. The vehicle is parked on top of the guardrail.

Wheeler received a written warning for driving too fast.

Rear-end vehicle at a stop sign

Newtown Police reported that Kevin Walder of Sandy Hook, 52, was driving a 2018 GMC Sierra K1500 Denali while driving west on Ethan Allen Road. Jeffrey Divito, 38, from Sandy Hook, runs the 2018 Chevrolet Silverado, and is also driving west on Ethan Allen Road. Divito's car stopped at the stop sign at the intersection of Ethan Allen Road and South Street. Walder's vehicle failed to stop in time and made contact with the rear bumper of Divito's vehicle.

Ward received a verbal warning for failing to maintain a reasonable distance.

Newtown Police reported that Michael Obre of Sandy Hook, 50, was arrested on November 16 for driving a motor vehicle illegally under the influence of alcohol or drugs, as well as failing to do so. Can drive on the right. His promise of release was to appear in court on November 30.

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