PORTSMOUTH — A North Kingstown woman wouldn’t go quietly into the night after being arrested for driving while intoxicated on Saturday night, March 4, according to police.

Police said they pulled over Suzanne M. Lunt, 24, of 1475 Ten Road Road, for speeding on East Main Road near Child Street at about 8:40 p.m. Ms. Lunt, who had two passengers in the car, told  police they were traveling to a friend’s home in Portsmouth from Tiverton. 

After failing a field sobriety test, police took Ms. Lunt to the station for processing, where she became irate after being denied her sweatshirt and jacket while returning to the female holding cell, police said. 

After police explained she could not have the items while she was being processed or inside a cell, Ms. Lunt became furious and stated, “I’m just going to run out of here, then,” according to police.

As she headed toward the dispatch area, she was restrained but continued to yell and swing her arms, said police. After being escorted to the holding cell, struggled with an officer and struck him below his right eye and kicked his right leg, according to police.

Later, Ms. Hunt had to be moved to a padded cell because she had ripped up part of the molding in the female cell, police said.

In addition to the driving-while-intoxicated count, Ms. Hunt was also charged with assault, vandalism with malicious injury to property and refusal to submit to a chemical test. 

Here are some other highlights taken the Portsmouth Police report from over the past week.

Monday, Feb. 27

Duke O. Julian, 20, of 6 East Main Road, Little Compton, was charged with possession of marijuana with the intent to deliver, a felony. Police said they pulled Mr. Julian’s car over shortly after 7:30 p.m. because he ran a stop sign at the corner of Park Avenue and Boyd’s Lane. During a search of the vehicle, police said they found about 18 ounces of marijuana in two sealed bags inside a cardboard box, as well as a scale commonly used to weigh marijuana.

Wednesday, March 1

Fabiola Selamaj, 27, of 508 Palmer St., Apt. 1, Fall River, was arrested on a 2nd District Court bench warrant after her car was pulled over for speeding on Route 24 North near Cedar Island, shortly after midnight.

Police arrested a 16-year-old local boy for domestic assault after he allegedly pushed a female student during an argument in the B wing of Portsmouth High School shortly after noon. According to police, who met with the girl in the nurse’s office, she said she had dated the boy for about four years before they broke up within the past month. Police said the girl did not sustain any injuries but there was redness on her chest due to the force of the push. The boy left the building after the altercation, and police arrested him at his home. 

Raymond J. Mahoney, 34, of 24 Channing St., Newport, was charged at 9:27 p.m. on a bench warrant issued from 2nd District Court. Police made the arrest after getting a request from a local man to remove a “homeless guy” from an apartment on Point Road. Police later found Mr. Mahoney walking along Park Avenue.

Thursday, March 2

Dawn M. Greene, 36, of 1225 Aquidneck Ave., Apt. 2, Middletown, was charged with possession of a controlled substance, a felony, at 10 p.m. Ms. Greene was a passenger in a vehicle that had been pulled over for leaving the lane of travel and striking a curb on West Main Road near Redwood Road. During a search, a crack pipe was found in Ms. Greene’s front jacket pocket, according to police. Police also said they found a small clear baggie of crack cocaine inside a cigarette box.

Saturday, March 4

Madison L. Payseur, 19, of 525 Middle Road, was charged at about 10:45 p.m. with domestic assault. Police responded to the area of Middle Road and Mill Lane for a report of a possible domestic assault taking place in a nearby driveway. According to police, Ms. Payseur had grabbed a 22-year-old Middletown man during an argument over his wish to leave and go out with friends that night. Police said they observed a fresh red scratch below the man’s right eye.