$19,500 Worth of Jewelry Stolen After Teenager's Party

Waterbury police conducted an undercover prostitution sting last week, arresting 30 people on charges of prostitution or attempting to solicit sex for money, and .

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A Monroe woman reported seeing painted in purple onto the driver's side door of her neighbor's Nissan Thursday morning.

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A college student told Monroe police that a fellow student who has been slowly drove past a town property twice while she was horseback riding.

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A Milford woman allegedly , taking out a credit card in her name and charging $1,268 on it, according to a Monroe police report.

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Westport police arrested a  was in the back seat of the car. 

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Food and drink apparently weren’t the only things a 67-year-old man had in mind when he went to a Bethel restaurant. The man .

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Newtown police are on the lookout for a from Walgreens.

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Trumbull's Animal Control officer caught : a corn snake possibly attracted by a dead mouse in a trap in a basement. Corn snakes hunt small prey and constrict rather than bite.

Also, was arrested after allegedly filling up a cart with $222 in merchandise and walking out without paying.

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 was charged with crimes while in the hospital.

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A woman reported to Fairfield Animal Control last week that she had been bitten by a Great Dane while walking along the beach. Animal Control and Fairfield police are looking for the owner of the dog to verify its vaccination record, — is that the woman did not realize she had been bitten by the Great Dane until she arrived home from her walk.

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Not only did a large number of Darien teenagers converge on a drinking party earlier this month while a 17-year-old boy's parents were away, but , police said.

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At different points twice in one day on a Darien street,  to passing women. He even turned around on the skateboard and exposed himself again as he passed, the women said. Neither had a cell phone with her.

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A 25-year-old Shelton man was arrested and charged with DUI and evading responsibility in a hit-and-run accident. Police were able to identify him because the

About this column: The week's most unusual arrests from around the state. The information above was provided by area police departments. Neither arrests nor charges indicate a conviction, and neither means that a person is guilty of what police allege.