Pinetop-Lakeside Police Report

 Police responded to a two-vehicle accident on State Route 260. Police said a vehicle driving on the highway stopped near El Cupido's to allow a vehicle to enter the highway. At this time, a vehicle driven by Andrew Dipietro, 23, of Phoenix reportedly rear-ended the stopped vehicle. Dipietro was cited for failure to control speed to avoid an accident and no Arizona driver's license. The driver of the other vehicle, Julio Cesar Segoviano-Garcia, 31, of Lakeside, was reportedly found to have a valid warrant for his arrest for forgery out of Navajo County with a $5,000 bond. He was arrested and transported to the county jail in Holbrook.
     - An officer stopped a car for reportedly traveling too fast on SR 260. The officer ran status checks on the occupants and found the passenger, Mark Anthony Madrid, 28, of Pinetop-Lakeside had a warrant for child support out of Pinal County with a $2,000 bond. He was arrested and transported to Holbrook.
     - Officers were dispatched to the 1400 block of Rose Marie Drive in Pinetop in reference to a physical disturbance. A couple was reportedly having an argument, during which police say the man hit the woman. Mark Haro, 54, of Pinetop was arrested on charges of disorderly conduct and assault involving domestic violence. Maria Haro, 51, of Pinetop was arrested on charges of disorderly conduct involving domestic violence. Both were transported to Holbrook.
     - Police stopped a vehicle for a traffic violation at the intersection of White Mountain Boulevard and Stephens Drive in Pinetop. Police contacted the driver, a 16-year-old McNary boy, who reportedly told police he had taken the car without his mom's permission. Police cited him for no mandatory insurance, no license, no registration and false information to police. Police ran a check on the vehicle's occupants. They found Heidi Quesada, 35, of McNary to have a warrant out of Pinetop Justice Court for obstructing a court order with a $476 bond and arrested her. Another occupant, Bobby Quintero Jr.,, 38, of McNary, reportedly had an odor of marijuana emanating from his person. He reportedly denied having drugs and consented to a search of his person. Police reportedly found a tin with marijuana in his back pocket. He was cited and released for marijuana possession.

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