Immigration Warrant, Dunkin' Disturbance, Car Accident

Disturbance at Dunkin'

3/31: Police arrested a 54-year-old Wilton man for breach of peace and trespassing at the , reports say. Police said that Dunkin’ employees said the man, identified by police as Richard Zwart, had been harassing people within the Dunkin’ Donuts around 6 p.m.; employees told Zwart to leave, but he then came back about three hours later, which is when employees called the police dept., police said. The man had been cursing at customers within the shop, police said. When police showed up they told the accused that he had to leave the premises and was not to return; he complied, but while officers waited in the parking lot, the accused returned a short time later and entered the building, police said. Police said that Zwart had been drinking. Police arrested and charged the accused with breach of peace and trespassing, and released him on a $1,000 bond with a promise to appear in court.

Driver arrested for immigration warrant

3/31: Police pulled over a vehicle at around 12:30 a.m. on Rte. 7 for driving without its headlights on, according to reports. Upon subsequent inspection, police found that the driver, Aline Rodrigues-Monterio Chuna, 28, of Park Avenue, Danbury, was operating the vehicle without a license. The accused gave the police her identifying information, and officers ran that information through NCIC; it was then found that the accused had been wanted by Homeland Security and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) for “immigration violations,” police said. Police detained and then turned over the accused to ICE on Monday, reports indicate.

Accident results in senior having his license placed under review

3/28: An elderly man caused significant damage to his Nissan sedan after he rear-ended a Toyota SUV in front of Precision Performance, located on Danbury Road, police said. Apparently the SUV had been stopped in order to make a left hand turn, when it was struck from behind. Police said that the driver of the Nissan, a 94-year-old New Canaan man identified as Howard Schweibert, stepped out of the vehicle after the airbags had deployed. He apparently surveyed the damage to the front of his sedan—which was significant, according to police—and then, seeing no other car around him, he stepped back into his car and continued driving, police said. Apparently the driver of the SUV, Carol Dreska, of Sherman, had turned off the road to get out of traffic and the elderly man did not realize this, police said. Police said they stopped Schweibert down the road. He was ultimately given an infraction for following too close and his license was taken and given to the DMV for a re-testing evaluation, according to police. Dreska was taken to the hospital for non-specified injuries, reports read.

Exploding tire 

4/3: Early Tuesday morning, an unspecified person suffered undisclosed injuries at Parks and Rec after a tire exploded near this person’s face. Police did not have additional information to be released at this time.