Wilton Man Held on $80,000 Bond after Evading Warrants

A 32-year-old Wilton man has been charged with seven counts of failure to appear and one count of violation of a protective order, landing him in police custody with an $80,000 bail, according to police reports sent out today by the Wilton Police Department. The arrest occurred yesterday, March 15 2012.

Police arrested David S. Pollack, 32, of Huckleberry Hill Road in Wilton, after receiving a phone call that the accused had allegedly appeared at a resident’s house; this resident also had a restraining order against Pollack and knew that Pollack had active warrants for his arrest, according to police reports.

In 2010 and 2011, Pollack racked up these charges: In Wilton, Pollack was charged with three violations of a protective order, five counts of disorderly conduct, strangulation, possession of narcotics, and possession of drug paraphernalia; in Norwalk, the accused was charged with operating a motor vehicle with a suspended license, evading responsibility, failure to drive in the proper line, which stemmed from a motor vehicle accident, according to Captain John Lynch of the Wilton Police Department and police reports.  

In Jan. 2011, Wilton Patch :

“David Pollack, 31, of Old Huckleberry Road was arrested for the third time in the past few months due to a domestic violence situation. Pollack turned himself in on Jan. 19 when he found out there was an outstanding warrant for his arrest. Pollack had been involved in a domestic incident two previous times and as a result of those arrests, Norwalk court had issued a protective order that stated he was not allowed to threaten, harass or assault his live-in partner, though the two were still permitted to reside together. Pollack allegedly violated that order by pushing the victim in the chest and grabbing him by the shoulders and also threatening him with bodily harm. Pollack was eventually charged with violation of a protective order, disorderly conduct, and second-degree threatening. He was held on a $10,000 bond for a Jan. 20 court date.”

The 2012 restraining order prohibited Pollack “from being at the house,” according to police reports. Pollack’s date of court is today.