2 From New Haven, With Active Warrants, Charged In U-Haul Theft: PD

NEW HAVEN, CT —Early Wednesday night, officers with the New Haven police Criminal Intelligence Unit and Shooting Task Force saw a stolen U-Haul truck in the area of Davis and Fairfield streets. Cops then saw, according to spokesperson Officer Christian Bruckhart, a man get out of the driver seat and a woman get out of the passenger seat.

When the two saw cops, they took off, Bruckhart said.

Both eventually found in the basement of a nearby house with "unlocked doors," police said. The man "attempted to flee a second time," and as officers were trying to apprehend him, one of them "suffered a laceration to his hand" and was taken to Yale New Haven Hospital as a precaution, Bruckhart said.

Identified as David Setzer, 30, of New Haven, was arrested and charged with larceny of a motor vehicle and interfering with police. Bruckhart said Setzer also had two active warrants from New Haven.

"After initially lying about her name," the woman was identified as Taylor Gleason, 28, of New Haven. Gleason was charged with second-degree burglary, larceny of a motor vehicle, interfering with police and criminal impersonation. Police said she also had active warrants from Stratford and Suffield.