Wakefield Police Log for Wednesday, February 8, 2012 (selective list):

Featured Item:
12:50 p.m. - Wakefield Police arrested a Reading man suspected of dealing prescription drugs in Wakefield. Police arrested John Moses, 23, of 24 Haverhill St. in Reading, MA after allegedly seeing him complete a drug transaction in the parking lot of the Honey Dew Donuts on Lowell Street. Wakefield detectives and the Middlesex Regional Drug Task Force had Moses under investigation for several weeks and had been monitoring him. After police allegedly witnessed the transaction, they said they confronted Moses and found 18 pills of Percocet and $517 in cash on him. Moses will be charged with two counts of distributing a Class B substance (Percocet), possession to distribue a Class B drug (Percocet) and two drug violations near a school/park becasue of the incident's proximity to Spaulding Park. He will be arraigned in Malden District Court.

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Other Incidents:

9:10 a.m. - A suspicious black truck was reported on Greenwood Ave. Police determined it was a subcontractor doing work for the town's Engineering Department.

10:16 a.m. - A homeowner on Sycamore Road reported that a sliding glass door to their home had been found open. However, a police investigation yielded no signs of forced entry and nothing was missing from the home. Police believe the incident was an oversight.

2:23 p.m. - A two-car crash was reported at the corner of Water Street and Farm Street. Both cars had to be towed from the scene, but no injuries were reported.

4:59 p.m. - Brittany Tambeau, 22, of Boxford, MA was arrested on an outstanding warrant out of Lynn District Court for driving with a suspended license. Police said they saw Tambeau driving over the speed limit on Old Nahant Road. During the traffic stop, police determined she had an oustanding warrant for her arrest.

5:07 p.m. - Police arrested a Wakefield man on two motor vehicle charges. Police noticed the vehicle of Cassiano Denoni, 34, of 2 Franklin St. because it appeared his vehicle's tinted windows were too dark. When they enacted a traffic stop, police determined Denoni did not have a valid driver's license. He was arrested on charges of driving without a valid license and having obstructed windows.

10:39 p.m. -Wakefield Police observed a vehicle operating with a defective headlight on Main Street. Upon stopping the car, police said they noticed a strong odor of marijuana, and found a small amount of marijuana upon investigation. The driver was issued a citation.