Wilton Police Charge New York Man in Town Check Fraud Investigation

WILTON, CT — A 62-year-old Bronx man is facing charges in connection with a fraud scheme involving a stolen Town of Wilton check, according to police.

Wilton police said the investigation began April 12, 2024, when the Town Hall Finance Department reported that a check issued to A. Secondino & Son Inc. had not reached its intended recipient. A review revealed the check had been deposited into an account fraudulently opened under the recipient’s name.

Detectives identified Davis Segui as the suspect after bank surveillance footage showed a man using a forged ID to open the account and deposit the check. An arrest warrant was issued by Stamford Superior Court charging Segui with first-degree larceny and first-degree identity theft. Bond was set at $1 million, to be posted in court.

With assistance from the U.S. Marshals Service, Segui was located in New York. He waived extradition and was returned to Connecticut by Wilton detectives on July 30, 2025. He is scheduled to appear in Stamford Superior Court on July 31.

Police said Segui was also processed on two unrelated outstanding warrants for failure to appear in Fairfield and Orange, with an additional $35,000 bond.

The investigation remains active as police continue working to identify others involved in the scheme.

Wilton Police Chief Tom Conlan praised the department’s detective division for their efforts in the 15-month investigation.

“Cases like this, where a municipality falls victim to fraud, are of great public concern,” Conlan said. “I’m pleased we were able to hold this offender accountable.”