$10,000 Watch Stolen, Houses Egged

Breaking-and-entering, but nothing missing

11/3: Residents of Mountain Road called the police at around 7 p.m. to report a possible burglary. Reportedly, their” front storm door had been forced open and the front door kicked in.” However, there didn’t appear to be anything missing from the residence. Police are asking that anyone seeing suspicious activity, or “anyone in the area” between 1 p.m. and 6 p.m. to call the police department.

Halloween Mischief

11/5: Two incidents of house-eggings were reported on Drum Hill Road.

11/5: Trees on Sturges Ridge Road were toilet papered. Police believe this to have occurred around 9:30 p.m.

Some seethe at CL&P

11/4: Connecticut Light and Power (CL&P) workers called police to report that a vehicle had swerved at them while they worked to restore power on Rte. 33 and Weeburn Lane, police said. A worker recorded the license plate of the possibly-dangerous vehicle and gave it to Wilton police, who identified the owner as a Ridgefield resident, police said. Officers from Wilton drove to the man’s house and questioned him. The man said that he had been talking on his cellphone via a speaker on his central console, when the speaker fell to the ground; when the man went to pick it up, he said he swerved accidentally, according to police. Police said the Ridgefield resident’s power was on. No further action was taken.

11/4: A resident of Spicewood Lane called up CL&P’s customer communications center (located in Berlin, CT) and began berating the operator for apparently having a crew working near her home, but not restoring power to her home, according to police. The CL-P operator called the Wilton Police Dept. to report the issue and harassment. When police drove to Spicewood Lane, they said there were no CL&P crews working in the area. No further action was made, and the resident was not identified.

$10,000 Watch Stolen from YMCA

11/1: Police said that between 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. a locked locker in the men’s locker room at the Wilton YMCA had been “accessed,” and an Omega watch, allegedly valued at $10,000, had been stolen. Police are asking people to report any suspicious activity in the area at the time of the crime to contact the department.

Youths Smoking Pot at Merwin Meadows

11/7: At around 8:35 p.m., police said they found a 16-year-old male and a 17-year-old female sitting in a vehicle parked at Merwin Meadows. The two juveniles were found to be smoking marijuana and that more marijuana was found in their possession, according to reports. Police issued the female, a New Canaan resident, an infraction and referred the male, a Wilton resident, to juvenile authorities, according to police.

DUI

11/5:  Police said they pulled over a vehicle travelling 55 mph in a 40 mph zone on Rte. 7. Upon subsequent inspection, they found that the driver, Paul Desiano, 33, of Stamford, could not provide a valid insurance card, and also appeared to have consumed alcohol, according to reports. Police say the accused failed a sobriety test. Police charged the accused with traveling unreasonably fast, DUI, and driving without insurance. He was released on a promise to appear in court.