POLICE DEPARTMENT TOWN OF TRUMBULL POLICE COMMISSION CONNECTICUT 06611 RAYMOND G. BALDWIN, JR., CHAIRMAN ANGELO MAGLIOCCO, VICE CHAIRMAN 158 EDISON ROAD John Vazzano, Secretary TRUMBULL, CONNECTICUT 06611 Lisa Labella, Commissioner ALBERT ZAMARY, COMMISSIONER P (203) 261-3665 Chris Trefz, Commissioner F (203) 452-5162 M ICHAEL LOMBARDO C P HIEF OF OLICE
AGENDA
Special Meeting Trumbull Police Commission Police Headquarters – Line-Up Room 158 Edison Road February 20, 2019 6:00 p.m.
1. Call Meeting to Order
2. Pledge Allegiance and Moment of Silence
3. Public Comment
4. Consideration of Temporary Signals on Spring Hill road as presented by the Towns Engineer William Maurer
5. Approval of the January 8, 2019 Police Commission Meeting Minutes
6. Correspondence
7. Chief’s Report Operation Other Traffic Personnel
8. Old Business
9. New Business Discussion of Entry Level of Police Officer Testing Update from Police Station Building Committee, Lisa Labella
10. Discussion and Consideration of Promotion(s)
11. Adjournment
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TRUMBULL POLICE COMMISSION ANGELO MAGLIOCCO, CHAIRMAN LISA LABELLA, VICE CHAIRMAN 15 8 EDISON RO A D ALBERTZAMARY, SECRETARY T RUMBULL, CONNECTICUT 0661 1 RAYMOND G. BALDWIN, JR., COMMISSIONER CHRIS TREFZ, COMMISSIONER P ( 2 0 3 ) 2 61-3665 JOHN VAZZANO, COMMISSIONER F (203) 4 52·51 6 2
Trumbull Police Commission Meeting Trumbull Police Department January 8, 2019
MINUTES
The Trumbull Police Commission meeting was called to order at 6:10p.m.
Members present: Angelo Magliocco, Chairman Raymond G. Baldwin, Jr. John Vazzano Lisa Labella, Vice Chairman Chris Trefz
Also Present: Chief Michael Lombardo Assistant Chief Glenn Byrnes Deputy Chief leonard Scinto
Absent: Albert Zamary
Public Comment Opened Public Comment at 6:10p.m. There being none, public comment closed at 6:10 p.m.
Approval of the December 11, 2018 Police Commission Meeting Minutes Motion made to accept the Police Commission Meeting Minutes of December 11, 2018 as presented. Motion made first by Vazzano, seconded by Baldwin. There was no further discussion. Motion carried with two abstentions, Labella and Trefz.
Approval of the November 13, 2018 Police Commission Meeting Minutes Motion made to accept the Police Commission Meeting Minutes of November 13, 2018 as presented. Motion made first by Vazzano, seconded by Baldwin. There was no further discussion. Motion carried with two abstentions, Labella and Trefz. Approval of the October 9, 2019 Police Commission Minutes and the October 11, 25 and 30, 2018 Special Police Commission minutes Motion made to accept the October 9, 2019 Police Commission Minutes and the October 11, 25 and 30, 2018 Special Police Commission minutes as presented. Motion made first by Vazzano, seconded by Trefz. There was no further discussion. Motion carried unanimously.
Chiefs Report Correspondence Chief Lombardo received a letter from POST regarding the three police recruits that graduated in December.
Chief Lombardo received an email from a Trumbull resident thanking Officer Stephen for assisting her during an accident in November.
Chief Lombardo received an email from a Trumbull resident to Captain Golding thanking Officer Marino for following up on the trash and recycling disturbance that had been occurring early in the mornings.
Chief Lombardo reviewed an article in the Trumbull Times regarding a letter that was written to Rina Bakalar pertaining to testimony the Trumbull Police Union representatives had given at a recent P&Z meeting.
Chief Lombardo received a letter from a Trumbull Resident thanking Lt. Jones and Officer Siljamaki for their assistance during an accident.
Chief Lombardo received a letter from Fred Garrity of the CT United Ride Association with a $500 donation to the Trumbull Police Cadets.
Operations Chief Lombardo reviewed the Calls-for-Service report for the month of December. There was a total of 17,562 calls for 2018.
The Motor Vehicle Enforcement report showed the MV Warning, DUI Arrests, MV Complaints and MV Arrest. There was a total of 172 MV cases for the month of December.
Chief Lombardo reviewed the Criminal Incident report for the month of December which showed a total of 112 calls.
The Incident Statistics report showed 1391 calls for the month of December.
The Arrest Summary Report Adults showed there were 82 arrests for the month of December.
2 The K9 Incident Report showed there were 8 incidents for the month of December.
Traffic Report Chief Lombardo reviewed the Traffic Report for the month of December. There were 94 calls the Traffic Division worked on.
Detective Division Report Chief Lombardo reviewed the Detective Division Monthly Activity report for the month of December. The division opened 4 new cases, closed 1 cases and have 35 cases still open.
Chief Lombardo reviewed the Monthly Status report for December, which provides more detail on the cases detectives are working on.
Chief Lombardo reviewed the SRO Report for December.
Training Chief Lombardo reviewed the Training Report for the month of December. The report showed the type of training and the officers who attended the training. The report also showed the type of community policing events the officers attended.
Cadet Report Chief Lombardo reviewed the Cadet Activity Report for the month of December. The Cadet report detailed a variety of meetings and training.
Sick/Injury Report Chief Lombardo reviewed the sick/injury report for the department for December. Chief Lombardo reported that the number of sick time was down from 2017. The average sick time for 2018 was 6.3 days per officer.
Budget Chief Lombardo reviewed the 2018/2019 budget report. He reported that the department is half way through the year and they have spent 50.07% of the budget. He also mentioned that the overtime costs are higher. The department has spent 13% more in the overtime account. This is all due to being short staffed with officers and several new officers in training. There are currently six (6) vacancies.
AC Byrnes provided a budget proposal that will be presented to the First Selectman. Chief Lombardo reviewed the booklet. He reported that the department will be asking for a 5% increase.
Commissioner Baldwin asked about the Capital Outlay line item.
3 Chief Lombardo reported that is for the cost of new cars. The department will be asking for 5 new vehicles.
AC Byrnes referred to page 11. He mentioned that there were some underfunded line items and purchase of new vehicles are being added to the Capital Outlay.
Chief Lombardo shared that the department's mechanic does a lot and saves a lot of money in fixing the vehicles.
The department will be looking to purchase a new LPR (license plate reader). This helps read the license plates of vehicles, should the vehicle be stolen, not registered, etc. The cost is approximately $15,000.
Chief Lombardo also indicated that three (3) defibulator, AEDs will be added to the Capital Outlay.
Chief Lombardo reported that he will be asking for $100,000 increase in the Overtime Account. This is due to shortage in staff and there are approximately 16 officers with more than 25 years of service that could retire.
Chief indicated should there be any other questions, the Commissioners can contact him at any time.
Question was asked when the Chief will be presenting to the First Selectman. Chief responded that the date has changed and he is not sure of the new date.
Old Business Update on Park lane and Elliott Drive Chief Lombardo reviewed the memo from Sgt. Coutinho regarding the recommendation of the stop sign for the westbound lane of Park lane and Elliot Drive. The stop sign was a recommendation only and is not a required action that was the result of a traffic study conducted by Road Construction Inspector Michael Silva.
The Chairman allowed Public Comment from Mr. Shelby leVine of Park Lane.
Shelby LeVi no indicated that after speaking with the officer, the officer confirmed the sight line distances are insufficient for a safe left turn. One recommendation was to install a stop sign. He asked "If the Engineering department is indicating the sight line is insufficient, why the stop sign is not being installed?"
Chief Lombardo indicated that there is no history of accidents occurring in the past 3 years in that area.
4 Chairman Magliocco informed Mr. LeVi no that at this time the police department is not recommending a stop sign to be installed.
Update on Route 108, Huntington Turnpike Chief Lombardo spoke about the dedicated turn only lanes on Rt 108 at Rt 15 and Huntington Turnpike. The state was contacted about 2 weeks ago and they will look into their history to see if there was a recent study (possibly in 2015}. They will forward the results to the department. The state indicated if the study is outdated, a new one will be conducted.
Update on Church Hill Road and Daniels Farm Road The right turn only lane from Daniels Farm Road to Church Hill Road is currently being studied by CT DOT. They have not decided if it will be a no turn on red. They would like to monitor the construction phases for the 965 White Plains Road project.
Mr. LeVina mentioned that back in August or September there was a proposal by the Commission for a no turn on red. He asked if that endorsed by the Commission.
Chief Lombardo responded that he recalls it being recommended the no turn on red and the removal of the cross walk on Church Hill Road. It was sent to the State and the State has indicated there has been no decision and they would like to wait for the construction phase as indicated earlier.
Mr. LeVina indicated he did not see that action being decided by the Commission.
It was mentioned that the minutes will be reviewed regarding the no turn on red recommendation to the state.
Update on Church Hill Road to Edison Road Chief Lombardo reported that the request was made for a left turn only lane. The State indicated it does not meet guidelines. There will be painting on the road to warn motorists of traffic merging.
New Business Discussion and Consideration of Promotions Chief Lombardo indicated there is one Lieutenant position open. He reviewed the list which showed the next three (3) Sergeants that were eligible to be promoted, Sgt. Allen, Det. Sgt. Falkenstein and Sgt. Hadden. Chief recommended Sgt. Allen to be promoted to Lieutenant. He has been with the department for 18 years, currently assigned to the Patrol Division and is an instructor for Firearms.
Motion was made by Baldwin to promote Sgt. Allen to the rank of Lieutenant, seconded by Trefz.
5 Chairman Magliocco opened the matter up for discussion. He asked if Sgt. Allen would stay in the Patrol Division.
Chief Lombardo indicated that he would be for the time being. There are 5 lieutenants, one does policies (accreditation), Internal Affairs, one oversees Detective Division and three {3) are in the Patrol Division. Should Sgt. Allen be promoted the other Sergeants in the other Divisions could request to return to the Patrol Division.
Chairman Magliocco commented in promoting a lieutenant this would open a Sergeant position. How soon does the Sergeant vacancy need to be filled?
Chief Lombardo suggested that the Sergeant vacancy be filled at the same time as the lieutenant.
There were no other comments or questions.
Motion was made by Baldwin to amend his previous motion to promote Sgt. Allen to the rank of lieutenant with a start date to be determined by Chief Lombardo, seconded by Trefz. There was no further discussion. Motion carried unanimously.
Chief Lombardo reviewed the Sergeant list which showed the next three (3) Officers that would be able to be promoted to Sergeant, Officers Harry, Perkowski and Pysz. Chief reported that Officer Harry has 11 ~ years on the department, Perkowski has 7 and Pysz has 6 years. Chief Lombardo recommended that the Commission promote Officer Perkowski to the rank of Sergeant.
Motion was made by Trefz to promote Officer Perkowski to the rank of Sergeant with a start date to be determined by the Chief of Police, seconded by Baldwin.
Commissioner Vazzano asked "Why not officer #1 on the list?"
Chief Lombardo indicated that officer #2 on the list is currently working the Detective Bureau in a temporary assigned and worked in the Patrol Division. Chief Lombardo feels that officer #2 is a better choice.
Commissioner Baldwin asked if the commission could enter into Executive Session to discuss Personnel Matters.
Vice Chairman Labella indicated they cannot enter Executive Session if the discussion is about the performance review on a specific officer. The officer needs to be informed. She recommended that the motion be tabled.
Commissioner Baldwin agreed.
6 Trefz withdraw the motion.
A motion was made by Labella to table the promotion of Sergeant, seconded by Baldwin. There was no further discussion. Motion carried unanimously.
Discussion and Consideration of New Appointment of Chairman, Vice Chairman and Secretary to the Trumbull Police Commission
Chairman Maglicco indicated it has been an honor to be the Chairman of the Trumbull Police Commission for the past 2 years. He looks forward to continue working with the Commission.
A motion was made by Labella to nominate Raymond Baldwin as the Chairman of the Trumbull Police Commission, seconded by Vazzano. There was no further discussion. Motion carried unanimously.
A motion was made by Baldwin to nominate Angelo Magliocco as the Vice Chairman of the Trumbull Police Commission, seconded by Labella. There was no further discussion. Motion carried unanimously.
Vice Chairman Labella thanked Chairman Magliocco for his service, dedication, and said he Is extremely committed. She sincerely appreciates his input and his commitment to the Police Station Building Committee.
Commissioner Baldwin also commended Chairman Maglicco for his direction and leadership to the commission. He has done an excellent job. He is looking forward to having him as the Vice Chairman of the Trumbull Police Commission.
A motion was made by Labella to nominate John Vazzano as the Secretary of the Trumbull Police Commission, seconded by Baldwin. There was no further discussion. Motion carried unanimously.
There being no further business, a motion was made by Labella and seconded by Magliocco to adjourn the meeting at 6:50 p.m. The motion passed unanimously.
Respectfully submitted,
Vivian Munoz Clerk of the Commission
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January 16, 2019
Catherine Watras, P.E. Transportation Engineer Connecticut Department of Transportation Division of Traffic Engineering 2800 Berlin Turnpike Newington, CT 06131
Dear Ms. Watras:
We would like to request a study be conducted on Route 111 and Trefoil Road as we have received a complaint regarding the left turn signal turning red too quickly. We would like to request additional green time for the left turn signal.
Thank you and should you need anything further, please do not hesitate to contact my office.
Sincerely,
Chief Michael Lombardo Chief of Police
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p (203) 261 ·3665 F (203) 452-1 060 PAUL COUTINHO SERGEANT
To: Deputy Chief Scinto From: Sergeant Coutinho Date: January 11,2019 Re: Monroe Turnpike/Trefoil Drive Left Tum Arrow
1 conducted a study on the green left arrow from Monroe Turnpike (RT Ill) to Trefoil Drive subsequent to the complaint from Michael Pavia that the light cycle is too fast. In this study 1 discovered that the green left arrow from the northbound lanes of Monroe Turnpike onto Trefoil Drive is only cycled when prompted by motorists driving over the roadway sensor(s) in that extreme left turning lane. When the sensor is triggered the cycle is as follows:
• Red Light (motorist waiting to tum left)- an average of 60 seconds but also depends on traffic signal cycle already underway • Green Left Arrow- approximately 6 seconds • Yellow Left Arrow- approximately 3 seconds • Red Light- until triggered again
During my approximate hour ( 11 :OOam - noon) of monitoring this traffic cycle I observed that it does not appear to be effected by the number of vehicles in the left tum lane of Monroe Turnpike. That is that I calculated similar timing for one motorist waiting to tum left as I did three motorists waiting to tum left (three was the most observed). During the times when three motorists were waiting the third car almost always entered the intersection as the light was turning from yellow to red.
With this data in mind and being aware that the peak hours of this intersection are during the evening Monday-Friday and all day on Saturdays (Insports and cut through for Spring Hill Road) it is conceivable as to how traffic could get backed up in the left turning lane of Monroe Turnpike. For this reason I recommend that a request to the Office of the State Traffic Administration be submitted to either add time to the existing green and yellow left arrows to allow for more vehicles to safely tum left or add another sensor to gauge the amount of traffic to adjust the timing of the light cycle to the traffic volume.
Respectfully submitted, -~ -- //'~
(_- .-·~. . Sergeant Paul Couttnho
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To: Detective Sergeant Brian Falkenstein Detective Scott Murray Detective Edgar Perez Detective Rocco Testi Officer Gary Yocher
From: Chief Michael Lombardo, Chief of Police
Date: January 16, 2019
Subject: Commendation- Twin Brooks Assault- Case 18·15884
Lieutenant Brian Weir has submitted a recommendation that each of you be commended for your outstanding work on this incident. I couldn't agree more.
On November 24, 2018, a report of an assault and attempted robbery occurred just outside of Twin Brooks Park in a secluded area. The victim reported that he had been assaulted by several males as he was walking on a sidewalk alone.
From the start, an extensive search for evidence, leads and identification of the parties responsible began. The identity of the vehicle used by the assailants was also initiated. The victim, however, was only able to provide a partial registration. This required a search through Department of Motor Vehicle files of all registered vehicles within Connecticut matching the make and model provided so that the search could be narrowed.
After extensive research the identity of the vehicle in question was made. The investigation continued, which lead to surveillance, interviews and a search warrant being executed. Quickly the assailants were identified and both ultimately confessed to their involvement in the attack.
I commend all of you for your professionalism, dedication and your relentless pursuit of the facts, which lead to the arrest of the two perpetrators.
I also want to thank those who dealt directly with the victim for the compassion shown. It is heartwarming to know that such dedicated police officers serve the Town ofTrumbull.
This memorandum will become a permanent part of your personnel file and brought to the attention of the Trumbull Police Commission.
Once again, great job!
ML/vsm Vivian Munoz
From: Michael Lombardo Sent: Monday, January 07, 2019 1:56 PM To: Joan Watnick Cc: Vivian Munoz Subject: RE: in praise of Officer Robert Harry
Dear Ms. Watnick:
Thank you for taking the time to send your e-mail praising Officer Harry. It is nice to know that he has developed a professional, responsive working relationship with you and your members.
I will see that a copy of your e-mail is placed in his personnel file and brought to the attention of the members of the Trumbull Police Commission.
Sincerely,
Chief Michaellombardo
From: Joan Watnick
Dear Chief Lombardo
I am writing to commend Officer Robert Harry of the Trumbull Police Department.
He has been extremely helpful and available to both the synagogue and our nursery school as we look toward establishing better security.
Officer Harry has made multiple visits to B'nai Torah and responded to phone and email inquiries in a timely fashion. This was particularly helpful to me as I applied for a state grant for school security funds with an imminent deadline. He was knowledgeable about the grant and the necessary steps required to apply.
We are very grateful and appreciate the time, attention and professionalism he has demonstrated. You are fortunate to have this kind and caring officer in the Trumbull Police Department.
Sincerely, Joan Watnick
Joan Watnick, Director B'nai Torah Nursery School 5700 Main Street Trumbull, CT 06611 (203) 268-0227 [email protected] bnaitorahct.org/nurseryschool/
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TOTAL CALLS FOR SERVICE
Calls For Service - 2018 Calls for Service- 2019 2000 1438 1503 ·1397 U14 1393 lllt4 1500 1000 1000 500 500
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MV Complaints - 2018 18 11 14 19 31 29 25 20 19 23 25 17 251 2019 13 13
MV Arrests - 2018 113 98 69 320 161 92 107 151 84 74 81 101 1,451 2019 143 143
MV Totals -2017 173 182 139 453 279 187 190 260 150 162 191 172 2,538 2018 258 ------258
MV Enforcement - 2018 I MV Enforcement- 2019 500 453 300 258 400 279 300 200 200 100 100
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CRIMINAL INCIDENTS
MV Theft I Attempt - 2018 8 2 1 4 4 0 4 7 3 8 2 2 45 2019 0 -
Burglary I Attempt - 2018 4 5 8 3 9 11 12 4 2 6 5 4 73 2019 3 3
Theft From MV - 2018 25 7 3 12 20 7 6 15 8 10 36 12 161 2019 11 11
Criminal Totals- 2017 81 57 52 84 87 101 78 96 56 76 122 112 1,002 2018 82 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 82
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ALARM RESPONSE SUMMARY Alarms - 2018 Alarms - 2019 250 400 .------2oo 20T 19s 188. 200 ,._ ~170-164_11_4_ 149 143 142 -"'"' 300 +------150 - 119--=:---::=----...... -111--- -12---ll~lil---- 1 200 152------100 ,'- ~ so 100 ~~------ 0 _.__.a...r--.---~... 0 - ~ -,--T -, ' ~ il :;; a. ~ § ~ ~ .~ ti ~ ~ ...., u.. ~ Call Type Description Total for Period 911 HANG UP 5 ACCIDENT- DUI 2 ACCIDENT- EVADING 14 ACCIDENT- MV INJ 4 ACCIDENT- MV PROP DAM 49 ACCIDENT - MV VS DEER 1 ACCIDENT - NO INV 1 ACCIDENT PRIVATE PROPERTY 7 ALARM - BURGLARY 38 ALARM - FALSE 102 ALARM-FIRE 27 ALARM - HOLD UP 1 ALARM - MEDICAL 5 ALARM -TOWN 5 ANIMAL COMPLAINT 10 ANIMAL CRUELTY 1 ASSAULT- HANDS 4 ASSAULT - OTHER WEAPON 1 ASSIST FD 21 ASSIST MOTORIST 36 ASSIST NON-RESIDENT 6 ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 15 ASSIST OTHER AGENCY (WITH K-9) 2 ASSIST RESIDENT 19 BREACH OF PEACE 2 BUILDING/LOCATION CHECK 123 BURGLARY- BUSINESS 2 BURGLARY- RESIDENTIAL 1 CAR SEAT INST 6 COMMUNITY POLICING 27 COUNTERFEITING 2 DISORDERLY CONDUCT 2 DISPUTE- VERBAL 3 DOA 2 DOMESTIC -VERBAL 7 DOMESTIC - VIOLENT 9 DRUG VIOLATION 13 DUIARREST 1 DUMPING I LlTIERING COMPLAINT 2 Run Date, 0210512019 Trumbull Police Department Page 2 of 3 Run Time 07'50 Incident Statistics Report 01/01/2019 00:00 Thru 01/31/2019 23:59 Call Type Description Total for Period ESCORT - FUNERAL 3 ESCORT- MONEY 20 FIGHT- NO WEAPONS 2 FINGERPRINTED 90 FIRE - CO ALARM 1 FIRE - HAZMAT 1 FIRE- MV 1 FIRE - STRUCTURE FIRE 1 HARASSMENT 4 IDENTITY THEFT 6 INCIDENT UNFOUNDED 10 INJURY ON TOWN PROPERTY 2 INTOXICATED PARTY 1 LARCENY 24 LARCENY- FRAUD 10 LARCENY- THEFT OF SERVICES 1 LARCENY FROM MV 11 MEDICAL CALL 172 MISSING PERSON- FOUND 3 MVARREST 126 MV ARREST - SCH BUS 1 MV COMPLAINT 14 MVDAMAGE 2 MVSTOP 9 MV VERBAL WARNING 88 MVWARNING 11 NOISE COMP 1 NOTIFICATION 3 OFFICER INJURY 4 OPEN DOOR/WINDOW 7 OVERDOSE 1 PARKING VIOLATIONS 6 PISTOL PERMIT 16 POLICE ADMIN /INFORMATION 3 PROPERTY-LOST/FOUND 7 PUBLIC HAZARD 10 PURSUIT 3 RADAR/LASER 16 ROAD/TRAFFIC HAZARD 14 Run Date: 02/05120 19 Trumbull Police Department Page 3 of3 Run Time: 07:50 Incident Statistics Report 01/01/2019 00:00 Thru 01/31/2019 23:59 Call Type Description Total for Period ROBBERY- OTHER WEAPON 1 SCUBA- TRAINING 1 SEATBELT 1 SELECTIVE ENFORCEMENT 14 SEXUAL ASSAULT 1 SHOPLIFTING 22 SOLICITING COMP 4 STALKING 2 STRAY DOG 2 SUSPICIOUS ITEM 5 SUSPICIOUS MV 43 SUSPICIOUS NOISE 4 SUSPICIOUS PERSON 18 THREATENING 4 TIP SOFT 10 TRAFFIC CONTROL 42 TRESPASSING 4 UNWANTED PERSONS 2 VANDALISM -ACTIVE 2 VANDALISM - MAILBOX 1 VANDALISM TO MV 5 VENDOR PERMIT 4 WEAPONS -IN MN 1 WEAPONS - SAFE KEEPING 1 WELFARE CHECK 12 WIRES DOWN/BURNING 9 WPOT · WANTED PERSON OTHER TOWN 5 Total: 1503 Run Dote:. 02/05120 19 Trumbull Police Department Page 1 of& Run Time:; 07;50 Arrest - All Officers 01/01/2019 oo:oo Thru 01/31/2019 23:59 Officer: 96 Bachlocchl, Edward ARRESTS Date Time Arrest-10 Location and Charges (W • warrant) Grid ___;: O;..:;ff2;;:..___ UCR 01/18/2019 23:00 91519 530 Stephen , Chad 53a-182 OISOROERL Y CONDUCT 91519 53a-62 THREATENING 2ND OEG 1 Arrest(s) for Officer 96 Edward Bachlocchi Officer: 40 Bardos, Samantha ARRESTS Date Time Arrest·ID Location and Charges (W = warrant) Grid Off2 UCR 01/02/2019 13:24 91485 420 Bardos , Samantha 0690 53a-138 FORGERY 1ST OEG 91485 53a-125b LARCENY 6TH OEG 01112/2019 16:08 82067 210 Bardos , Samantha 53a-182 OISOROERL Y CONDUCT 01/12/2019 16:08 91507 210 Bardos, Samantha 53a-182 OISOROERL Y CONDUCT 01/15/2019 12.00 91426 310 Bardos, Samantha 53a·125b LARCENY 6TH OEG 4 Arrest(s) for Officer 40 Samantha Bardos Officer:79 Burke, Brendan ARRESTS Date Time Arrest-10 Location and Charges (W "' warrant) Grid Off2 UCR 01/09/2019 16.59 91498 320 Burke , Brendan 2600 53a· 173" FAILURE TO APPEAR 2ND OEG 01/09/2019 19:37 91501 120 Bachiocchi , Edward 53a-61 ASSAULT 3RO OEG 91501 53a-182 OISOROERL Y CONDUCT 01/30/2019 13:32 91532 31 0 Burke , Brendan 53a-125b LARCENY 6TH OEG 01/30/2019 13:32 91533 310 Burke, Brendan 53a·125b LARCENY 6TH OEG 4 Arrest(s) for Officer 79 Brendan Burke Officer: 64 Edwards, Michael ARRESTS Date Ttme Arrest-10 Location and Charges (W = warrant) Grid Olf2 UCR 01/0112019 18:00 91481 Magnolia RO/ Randall OR 210 Frazier, Abigail 14-227a ILL OPN MV UNDER INFL ALCJORUG 01/14/2019 09:00 91511 320 Edwards , Michael 53a-173" FAILURE TO APPEAR 2ND OEG 01114/2019 17:00 91511 310 Edwards, Michael 14·215 ILL OPN MV UNDER SUSPENSION 91511 320 Edwards , Michael 53a-173 FAILURE TO APPEAR 2ND DEG 4 Arrest(s) for Officer 64 Michael Edwards Run Dote: 0210512019 Trumbull Police Department Page 2 of 8 Run Time. 07:50 Arrest - All Officers 01/01/2019 00:00 Thru 01/31/2019 23:59 Officer: 65 Federowlcz, Brian ARRESTS Date Time Arrest-tO ____-..::c Loca.;:__:_;_-'-tio"""n'""'a'-n'"""d__.C....h "'"'a rg_,_""es'--'('"'""W'-=- .;.;.wa.:....cr..... ra _n"'-t) _____ Grid _____;: O_ff2.;:;.,.___ UCR 0112812019 01:14 91409 310 Federowlcz, Brian 53a-62 THREATENING 2ND OEG 91409 53a-167A INTERFERE WITH OFFCRIRESISTING 91409 53a-181 BREACH OF PEACE 2ND DEG 1 Arrest(s) for Officer 65 Brian Federowicz Offlcer:28 Frazier, Abigail ARRESTS Date Time Arresl·IO Location and Charges (W = warrant) Grid __ _..;:;..;.;..;::.Off2 __ _UCR 01/0112019 22:30 91482 420 Federowicz , Brian 53a-181 BREACH OF PEACE 2ND DEG 91482 53a-167A INTERFERE WITH OFFCRIRESISTING 01/0312019 07:30 91486 00219 PLATTSVILLE RD 310 Frazier. Abigail 53a-124 LARCENY 3RO DEG 91486 53a-182 DISORDERLY CONDUCT 91486 53-21 RISK OF INJURY TO CHILO 91486 53a-116 CRIMINAL MISCHIEF 2ND OEG 91486 53a-61 ASSAULT 3RD DEG 01/05/2019 18:23 68437 310 Burke , Brendan 53a-125b LARCENY 6TH DEG 68437 320 Burke , Brendan 51·164R(B) FLR RESPOND·PAYABLE VIOLATION 01/1812019 14:50 91518 310 Laaser, Derek 53a-48/ CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT/IL POSS PERSONL ID INFO DEVICE 53a-127g 91518 53a-4B/ CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT I IDENTITY THEFT- 3RD DEGREE 53a-129d 91518 53a-481 CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT/ LARCENY 3RD DEG 53a-124 01/1812019 15:00 91517 310 Laaser. Derek 53a-48/ CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT/IDENTITY THEFT- 3RD DEGREE 53a-129d 91517 53a-48/ CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT/IL POSS PERSONL 10 INFO DEVICE 53a-127g 91517 53a-48/ CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT/ LARCENY 3RD DEG 53a-124 01/26/2019 14:42 88555 310 Frazier, Abigail 53a-125b LARCENY 6TH DEG 7 Arrest(s) for Officer 28 Abigail Frazier Run Date 02/0S/20 19 Trumbull Police Department Page 3 ofB Run Time: 07·SO Arrest - All Officers 01/01/2019 00:00 Thru 01/31/2019 23:59 Offlcer:69 Gagstetter, Quinn ARRESTS Date Time - Arrest-ID Location and Charges \Ill = warrant) Grid Off2 UCR 01/07/2019 18:43 91488 320 Pysz , Robert 14-2138 ILL OPN MV WO MINIMUM INSURNCE 91488 14-215 ILL OPN MV UNDER SUSPENSION 91488 53a-173* FAILURE TO APPEAR 2ND DEG 91488 14-18(a) FAIL TO DISPLAY PLATES/INSERTS 91488 14-147(c) IMPROPER USE·MARKERILIC/RGSTR 01/07/2019 21 :39 91490 320 Pysz , Robert 29-38 ILL POSS WEAPON IN MTR VEHICLE 01/09/2019 18:25 91499 320 Gagstetter , Quinn 53a-48/ CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT/ LARCENY 6TH DEG 53a-125b 91499 53a-48/ CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT/ILL CMPLTN/RPRDCTN-PAYMNT CARD 53a-12BF 91499 53a-48/ CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT/ IL USE OF SCANNING DEVICE 53·38Ba(b) 91499 53a-48/ CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT/ FORGERY 2ND DEG 53a-139 91499 53a-48/ CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT/ FURNISH <$500-PAYMNT CRD FRAUD 53a-128e 91499 53a-48/ CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT I PAYMENT CARD THEFT 53a-128c(e) 91499 53a-48/ CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT/ IDENTITY THEFT- 3RD DEGREE 53a·129d 91 499 53a-48/ CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT/ CRIMINAL IMPERSONATION 53a-130 01/09/2019 18:25 91500 320 Murphy , Caitlin 53a-125b LARCENY 6TH DEG 91500 53-388a(b) IL USE OF SCANNING DEVICE 91500 53a-128c(e} PAYMENT CARD THEFT 91500 53a-167A INTERFERE WITH OFFCRIRESISTING 91500 53a-128e FURNISH <$500-PAYMNTCRO FRAUD 91500 53a-128F ILL CMPLTN/RPRDCTN·PAYMNT CARD 91500 53a-130 CRIMINAL IMPERSONATION 91500 53a-129d IDENTITY THEFT· 3RO DEGREE 91500 53a·139 FORGERY 2ND DEG Run Date: 02/05120 19 Trumbull Police Department Page 4 of8 Run Time: 07:50 Arrest - All Officers 01/01/2019 00:00 Thru 01/31/2019 23:59 Officer:69 Gagstetter, Quinn ------ARRESTS Date lime Arrest-ID Location and Cha ~es ~ =warrant ) Grid Off2 UCR 01/09/2019 18:25 91502 320 Murphy , Caitlin 53a-128e FURNISH <$500-PAYMNT CRD FRAUD 91502 5Ja-129d IDENTITY THEFT· 3RD DEGREE 91502 53a-139 FORGERY 2ND DEG 91502 5J-38Ba(b) IL USE OF SCANNING DEVICE 91502 53a-125b LARCENY 6TH DEG 91502 53a-128F ILL CMPLTN/RPRDCTN -PAYMNT CARD 91502 53a-128c{e) PAYMENT CARD THEFT 91502 53a-130 CRIMINAL IMPERSONATION 91502 53a-167A INTERFERE WITH OFFCRIRESISTING 01109/2019 18:25 91503 320 Federowlcz , Brian 53a-128F ILL CMPL TN/RPRDCTN-PAYMNT CARD 91503 53-3B8a(b) IL USE OF SCANNING DEVICE 91503 53a-129d IDENTITY THEFT- 3RD DEGREE 91503 53a-128e FURNISH <$500-PAYMNT CRD FRAUD 91503 53a-125b LARCENY 6TH DEG 91503 53a-167A INTERFERE WITH OFFCRIRESISTING 91503 53a-12Bc(e) PAYMENT CARD THEFT 91503 53a-139 FORGERY 2ND DEG 91503 53a-130 CRIMINAL IMPERSONATION 01/21/2019 20:45 90471 310 Tantlmonlco, Ryan SJa-48 CONSPIRACY 90471 53a-125b LARCENY 6TH DEG 01/2212019 21 :15 91522 Tantlmonlco , Ryan 21a-277(b(2A* POS INTNT SEUOSPNS NO NRC/HAL 9 Arrest(s) for Officer 69 Quinn Gagstetter Officer:73 Glsvold, Emily ARRESTS Date Time Arrest-10 Location and Cha!9es ~ =warrant ) Grid Off2 UCR 01/28/2019 18:00 91529 310 Glsvold, Emily 53a-4B/ CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT/ LARCENY 6TH DEG 53a-125b Run Date 02105120 19 Trumbull Police Department Page 5 of8 Run Time. 07.50 Arrest - All Officers 01101/2019 00:00 Thru 01/31/2019 23:59 Officer: 73 Glsvold, Emily ARRESTS Date Trme Arrest-ID ____-.:: Lo:::.:c:::a=tio::.:.n:..::a::.;n~d -=C:.:.:h :::.:ar--'!.ge:::.:s:..Jrt'Jt..:..:..=_w.:.:.a:::.:rr.:.::a:.:.:n::.t...t) _____ Grid ___;;: O;.:.;ff2.::____ U:::.. C::.:R-"- 01/28/2019 18:00 91529 310 Gisvold . Emily 53a-125b LARCENY 6TH DEG 01128/2019 18:25 91530 31 0 Gisvoid • Emily 53a-125b LARCENY 6TH DEG 91530 53a-48/ CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT/ LARCENY 6TH DEG 53a-125b 2 Arrest(s) for Officer 73 Emily Gisvold Officer: 61 Lavin, Kyle ARRESTS Date Trme Arrest-ID ------=Loca~'""llo'-'-n'-'a--'-'n-"-d -"-C__ha '-'r..._ge"-'s_,(W-'-'-=- w--a'-'rra'-'---'-nt'-'-} ____ Grid ____; Off2...... ___ UCR 0112612019 22:34 91525 320 Burke • Brendan 21a-279(a)(1) POS CON SUBST OR>1/2 OZ CANBIS 1 Arrest(s) for OffiCer 61 Kyle Lavin Officer: 35 Leos, James G ARRESTS Date Time Arrest-ID ------=Lo.;;.:c;.;;;a.;;.;.;tlo'-'-n'-'a--n.;;.d ..;;;C--ha""'rg_..,_e:::.:s-'(--W--=_w.:.;..a::.:.r.:.::ra;;.:nt::L) ____ Grid ___..;: O;.:.;ff2.::___ UCR 01/3012019 09:45 87105 110 Leos . James G 53a-125b LARCENY 6TH DEG 1 Arrest(s) for Officer 35 James G Leos Officer: 67 Moramarco, Jack ARRESTS Date Time Arrest-ID Location and Charges (W = warrant) Grid ___;;: O;.:.;ff2;.:::____ UCR 01116/2019 02:30 91490 310 Moramarco , Jack 53a-124 LARCENY 3RD DEG 1 Arrest(s) for Officer 67 Jack Moramarco Officer:44 Murphy, Caitlin ARRESTS Date Time Arrest-ID Location and Charges (W = warrant) Grid ___.;: Oc;.;ff2.:o.___ UCR 01/0712019 16:27 91494 530 Murphy . Caitlin 53a-125b LARCENY 6TH DEG 01/17/2019 22:35 91516 430 Murphy • Caitlin 14-227a ILL OPN MV UNDER INFL ALC/DRUG 91516 14-240 FOLLOWING TOO CLOSELY- NON CMV 91516 14-96A(A) FAILURE TO DISPLAY LIGHTS 01/2012019 17:07 91521 310 Murphy , Caitlin 53a-125b LARCENY 6TH DEG 3 Arrest(s) for Officer 44 Caitlin Murphy Run Date: 02/0S/2019 Trumbull Police Department Page 6 of8 Run Time: 07·50 Arrest - All Officers 01/01/2019 00:00 Thru 01131/2019 23:59 Officer: 85 O'Connor, Matthew ARRESTS Date Time Arrest-ID -----"'Lo-'-'c=a-"-tio""'"n'"""'a'-'-n-"-d"""C-'h"'-'am.,..e"-'s'-'(W"-'-=- wa_ TT_a_n...:...t) _____ Grid Off2 UCR 01124/2019 18:30 91524 120 McCIInch, Sean M. 38a-371 FLR TO INSURE PRIVATE MTR VEH 1 ATTest(s) for Officer 85 Matthew O'Connor Officer: 88 Pysz, Robert ARRESTS Date Time Arrest-ID Location and Charges (W = waTTant) Grid Off2 UCR 01/1812019 16:35 65239 420 Kasslmls , James 14-243(b) UNSAFE BACKING 65239 14-224(b)(3) EVADE RESP·INJURY/PROP DAMAGE 1 ATTest(s) for Officer 88 Robert Pysz Officer: 60 Ramplno, Christopher ARRESTS Date Time ATTest·ID Location and Cha!'9es (W • warrant) Grid ____.: O:..;,;ff2~-- UCR 01/0112019 02:25 91480 420 Rampino, Christopher2100 14·227a ILL OPN MV UNDER INFL ALC/DRUG 01/22/2019 06:00 91520 420 Rampino , Christopher 53a-62 THREATENING 2ND DEG 91520 53-21 RISK OF INJURY TO CHILD 91520 53a-182 DISORDERLY CONDUCT 91520 53a·61 ASSAULT 3RD DEG 2 Arrest(s) for Officer 60 Christopher Rampino Officer:74 Slljamakl, Kyle ARRESTS Date Time Arrest-ID ------=Lo::..:ca=tlo:;.:.n:...:a:::.;n;.::.d ..::C;.:.:h ::..:arg_.._e::.:s~(c.:..W:...=_~wa::..:r..::ra;.:.;n:.~-t} _____ Grid Off2 UCR 01/1112019 13:00 91505 310 Slljamakl, Kyle 53a-125b LARCENY 6TH DEG 1 ATTest(s} for Officer 74 Kyle Siljamakl Offlcer:54 Skoog, David ARRESTS Date Time ATTest-ID ----~Lo;:..;ca=tlo:..;_n;...:a;.:.;n.::..d ..::C.:..:.ha::.;.rg"e:..::s'-'(W-'-'-=-w:..;,;a:;.;.TT..::a.:..:.nt"-)____ Grid ___,: O;.;.;ff2~-- UCR 01/12/2019 12:45 91506 110 Laaser, Derek 53-21 RISK OF INJURY TO CHILD 91506 53a-182 DISORDERLY CONDUCT 1 Arrest(s) for Officer 54 David Skoog Run Dntc: 02/05120 19 Trumbull Police Department Page 7 of8 Run Time: 07:50 Arrest - All Officers 01/01/2019 00:00 Thru 01/31/2019 23:59 Officer: 82 Sota, James ARRESTS Date Time Arrest·ID Location and Charges 0N =warrant ) Grid Off2 UCR 01/04/2019 15:31 91492 220 Sota • James 53a·167A INTERFERE WITH OFFCRIRESISTING 01104/2019 15:32 91491 220 Sota , James 53a-167A INTERFERE WITH OFFCRIRESISTING 01104/2019 15:32 91492 220 Sola , James 53a-167A INTERFERE WITH OFFCRIRESISTING 01108/2019 15:00 91496 310 Laaser. Derek 53a-125 LARCENY 4TH DEG 91496 53a-167A INTERFERE WITH OFFCRIRESISTING 01108/2019 15:00 91497 310 Laaser. Derek 53a-48/ CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT/ LARCENY 4TH DEG 53a-125 91497 53a·138 FORGERY 1ST DEG 01/08/2019 19:52 91497 320 Federowicz. Brian 53a-170 ESCAPE 2ND DEG 01/27/2019 09:45 91526 320 Sola • James 53a-1B2 DISORDERLY CONDUCT 01/27/2019 09;45 91527 320 Sola , James 53a-182 DISORDERLY CONDUCT 8 Arrest(s) for Officer 82 James Sota Officer: 76 Takacs, Michael ARRESTS Date Time Arrest-ID Location and Charges 0N = warrant) Grid Off2 UCR 01/15/2019 10:18 73428 520 Takacs , Michael 53a-117 CRIMINAL MISCHIEF 3RD DEG 73428 53a-125b LARCENY 6TH DEG 73428 53a-103 BURGLARY 3RD DEG 1 Arrest(s) for Officer 76 Michael Takacs Officer:89 Tantimonlco, Ryan ARRESTS Date Time Arrest·ID Location and Charges 0N = warrant) Grid Off2 UCR 0110712019 19:00 91495 310 Tantimonico. Ryan 53a-125b LARCENY 6TH DEG 01/07/2019 21:45 82067 220 Tanllmonico , Ryan 53a-167A INTERFERE WITH OFFCRIRESISTING 82067 14-224(b)(3) EVADE RESP-INJURY/PROP DAMAGE 01/14/2019 16:40 87068 310 Tantlmonlco , Ryan 53a-125a LARCENY 5TH DEG 01/16/2019 18:56 91515 310 Tanllmonico, Ryan 53a-125b LARCENY 6TH DEG 01/16/2019 18:58 91514 310 Tantimonlco. Ryan 53a·125b LARCENY 6TH DEG 5 Arrest(s) for Officer 89 Ryan Tantlmonico Run Dnte: 02105/20 19 Trumbull Police Department Page 8 of8 Run Time 07·50 Arrest - All Officers 01101/2019 00:00 Thru 01/31/2019 23:59 Officer: 97 Van Fleet, Nicholas ARRESTS Date --Time Arrest-10 Location and Charges (W = warrant) Grid __ _..:;:..:..:.::.Off2 __ _ UCR 01/0712019 14:15 91487 420 Bardos • Samantha 53a-157b FALSE STATEMENT 91487 53a-180c FALSE INCIDENT REPORT 2ND DEG 91487 53a-180d MISUSE EMERGNCY 911-FALSE ALRM 91487 53a-167A INTERFERE WITH OFFCRIRESISTING 1 Arrest(s) for Officer 97 Nicholas Van Fleet Officer:83 Yocher, Gary R ARRESTS Date Time Arrest-10 location and Charges (W =warrant ) Grid Off2 UCR 01/2412019 15:15 91523 00158 EDISON RD 530 Yocher • Gary R 1100 38a-371 FLR TO INSURE PRIVATE MTR VEH 91523 14-240 FOLLOWING TOO CLOSELY· NON CMV 91523 14-224(b}(3} EVADE RESP·INJURY/PROP DAMAGE 1 Arrest(s) for Officer 83 Gary R Yocher Total Number of Arrests 60 K9Cards - Report Manager Page 1 of 1 Home > K9Cards Home I My Subscriptions I Site Settings I Help Start Date ~....11 ;..../1.;../2_0_19____ _...JI II End Date 11/31/2019 1111 View Report I~ 4 D of 1 I> I> I j 100% vi I Find I Next ~ • @ ~ (I Trumbull Police Department K9 Cards by Date of Incident 01/01119 Thru 01/31/19 Detail I lll lll 0 ::z: I c c :=1 ;;' Ill Ill "'5. n 0 sc :=1 "':.c- :=1 a: ... a. c < ; · ii' "CC : t t j 11:1 ... • lll '0 )lo "' 111 ... I» 0 n~ 3 if 111 ! :I ~ ~ fl :r ~ ... 0 Date of :I Full Name CFSNO Incident Town K9 - Carlson, Richard J 1900000150 01/04/19 Trumbull Rico y 0 0 0 0 1900000380 1 01/09/19 Bridgeport Rico y 0 0 0 0 1900000409 01/10/19 Bridgeport t Rico y 0 0 0 0 1900001196 01/25/19 Trumbull Rico y 0 0 0 0 SubTotals 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 Lee, Gregory 1900000082 01/02/19 Trumbull Storm y 0 0 0 0 1900001029 01/22/19 Newtown Storm y y 0 0 0 1 1900001263 1 01/26/19 Trumbull Storm t= y 0 0 0 0 SUbTotals 3 1 0 0 0 1 1 http://tpddata/ReportServer/K9Cards- 21512019 7:44:50 AM Page 1 of 1 > http://tpddata/Reports/Pages/Report.aspx?ItemPath=%2fK9Cards 2/5/2019 POLICE DEPARTMENT TOWN OF TRUMBULL CONNECTICUT 1 58 EDISON ROAD TRUMBULL, CONNECTICUT06611 p (203) 261·3665 F (203) 452·51 62 KYLE SIUAMAKI TRAFFIC UNIT TRAFFIC COMPLAINTS I ISSUES January 2019 Item #1: Soeeding and Stop Sign Violations on Sm1set Ave. Case #19-730 The complainant reported Sunset Ave. is being used as a cut through from Reservoir Ave. to White Plains Rd. The complainant requested Sunset Ave. be made a one way street. Sunset Ave. is a two way roadway from Berkshire Ave. to Reservoir Ave. The portion ofSunset Ave. from Berkshire Ave. to White Plains Rd. is one way. The portion of roadway in question measures twenty two feet wide from curb to curb with no issue of two way traffic flow. Sunset Ave. will be added to the selective enforcement list. Item #2: Tashua Elementary School Pick Up and Drop Of(Issues Case # 19-609 The complainant stated the parents dropping off and picking up their children are not following the designated traffic pattern set by school administration. The complainant has requested police assistance previously (See case #18-8017). The complainant requested a 'no left tum sign' at the driveway to enforce the proper traffic pattern. The complainant is concerned by the number of students both in the front seat as well as unrestrained in the car line. The morning drop off routine was observed on three consecutive days ( 1/1511 9- 111 7/19), and the traffic pattern set by school administration worked welL Several vehicles were observed not following the designated flow pattern, however, there was no back up of vehicles on Dayton Rd. No children were observed unrestrained in their vehicles. There were a handful of elementary school aged children seated in the front seat of vehicles but all wearing seat belts. I spoke to a few school staff members assisting with the drop off and they stated that the majority of the time the traffic pattern works welL Occasionally when it is extremely cold or raining there is more traffic present. Staff also stated that there has not been an issue in regards to unrestrained children. What they have found is once a parent is safely in the parking area lining up a child will unbuckle before it is their tum to exit the vehicle. The complainant was made aware of my findings and thanked me for investigating the issue and stated her overall goal was to remind the parents of the rules and regulations to ensure the safety of the children. 1 Item #3: Erratic Operation on Daniel's Farm Rd. Case #19-1351 MV complaint regarding erratic operation on Daniel's Farm Rd. between the hours of 0645 - 0700 hrs. The complainant stated a white male operating a black Nissan Altima bearing CT reg. 388PWS was observed traveling south on Daniel's Farm Rd. from Monroe toRt. 25. The vehicle ignored stop signs and passed the complainant. The complainant stated this has happened once before involving the same vehicle, however, this time he was able to obtain the license plate. The information was passed on to the midnight shift who covers the traffic post on Daniel's Farm Rd. and Strobel Rd. for morning school traffic. I observed traffic on Daniel's Farm Rd. from Aldo Dr. I did not observe any violations or notice the suspect vehicle. The traffic was congested and moving slowly due to the morning school traffic. I spoke to the registered owner of the suspect vehicle who stated he was not operating erratically. He stated a vehicle pulled out in front of him on Daniel's Farm Rd. then slammed on their brakes. He stated he went around the vehicle to avoid a collision. Item #4: Tas/ma Elementary School Parking Complai11t Case #19-1495 MV complaint at the Dayton Roadffashua Road school crossing. According to the complainant, there was an issue with a parent parking too close to the intersection, causing a hazard to traffic and busses. The crossing guard attempted to inform the operator to move her vehicle, however the operator ignored her requests and created an unsafe condition. The crossing guard said that bus drop off is around 3PM and the operator's child usually walks home, except for a few recent occasions when the parent parked on Dayton Road to pick the student up. It is possible this parent only picks up the student on Tuesdays. The complainant was informed that an attempt will be made to be in the area of the crossing the following Tuesday and for her to call the Police Department directly next time the incident occurs. Item #5: 2775 Nichols Ave. Lockout Case # 19-1484 Access gained, no issue. 2 S~tpplemental Information There were 39 cases assigned to the Traffic Division during the month of January. These include but are not limited to: 5 Motor Vehicle Complaint Investigations 6 Car Seat Installations 2 Funeral Escorts 1 Traffic Control assignment for crossing school traffic 3 Motor Vehicle Collisions investigated 14 Motor Vehicle Stops 1 Parking Violation I Assist Motorist Submitted by: Ofc. Kyle Siljamaki and Ofc. Robert Harry Date: February4, 2019 3 Run Date: 02/0S/2019 Trumbull Police Department Page 1 of 6i c Run 1ime: 09:14 Daily Log for Police for Officer Kyle Siljamaki 01/0112019 00:00 Thru 01/31/2019 23:59 Received CFSNo Date andTme Actual Call Type Rpt Premise Name Location Reporting Party 1900000011 01/0112019 13.28 080 ALARM - BURGLARY No 00005 Regency CIR 00005 Regency CIR SCHOOT,ESTER P 74 Siljamaki • Kyle ADT 877-238-7730 OP HOW GARAGE DOOR CANCELLED BY THE ALARM COMPANY PRIOR TO OFFICERS ARRIVAL, CLOSED IN CAD 1900000240 01/06/2019 09:07 416 MEDICAL CALL Yes CORNER DELl 2 06374 MAIN ST p 74 Siljamaki , Kyle ELDERLY FEMALE SEIZURE 1900000242 01/0612019 12:48 331 ACCIDENT - EVADING Yes INSPORTS CENTER TRUMBULL 00029 TREFOIL DR P 74 Siljamaki • Kyle NO INJ. BLK PATHFINDER 1900000263 01/07/2019 08:09 452 TRAFFIC CONTROL No Fox RD/Stonehouse RD Fox RD/Stonehouse RD P 74 Siljamaki , Kyle SCHOOL TRAFFIC POST- NO CROSSING GUARD AVAILABLE CASE CREATED IN ERROR. SHOULD HAVE BEEN FOR TOMORROW NOT TODAY. CLOSED OUT IN CAD. 1900000267 01/0712019 09:11 084 ALARM - FALSE Yes 115 LEWIS RD 00115 LEWIS RD 38 Harry • Robert USA CENTRAL OP#885 REPORTS GARAGE DOOR PERRY VINCENZI 452-7516 1900000271 01/07/2019 09:52 084 ALARM - FALSE Yes 49 CALHOUN AVE 00049 CALHOUN AVE 38 Harry • Robert BEACON PROTECTION OP DT01 REPORTS ENTRY EXIT. JENNIFER CAPOZIELLO 673-9272 1900000311 01/08/2019 08:36 416 MEDICAL CALL Yes SPRING MEADOWS 06949 MAIN ST P 74 Siljamakl • Kyle COMP REPORTS A 40 Y/0 FEMALE CHEST PAINS IN THE FRONT LOBBY 1900000312 01/08/2019 08:38 452 TRAFFIC CONTROL No Stonehouse RD/Fox RD Stonehouse RD/Fox RD P 74 Siljamaki , Kyle SCHOOL TRAFFIC POST· NO CROSSING GUARD AVAILABLE DELA YEO OPENING TODAY NO ISSUE. CLOSED OUT IN CAD. 1900000317 01/08/2019 09:35 270 ASSIST OTHER AGENCY Yes 80 SALEM RD 00080 SALEM RD BPTPD OPBS P 74 Siljamaki , Kyle BPT PO IS REPORTING THEY HAVE A CAR IN A DITCH INSIDE OF BEARDLSEY ZOO. CT REG 986YDJ. THAT REG COMES BACK TO THIS ADDRESS IN OUR TOWN AND THEY ARE REQUESTING THAT WE GO THERE TO VERIFY THAT THE DRIVER IS OKAY AND WHY THE VEHICLE IS AT THE PARK. Run Date: 02/0S/20 19 Trumbull Police Department Page 2 of61 < Run Time: 09: 14 Daily Log for Police for Officer Kyle Siljamaki 01101/2019 00:00 Thru 01/31/2019 23:59 Received CFSNo Date and Time Actual Call Type Rpt Premise Name Location Reporting Party 1900000330 01/0812019 12:49 062 LARCENY FROM MV Yes 21 NEWTON LN 00021 NEWTON LN COYNE, COURTNEY P 74 Siljamaki , Kyle COMP REPORTS FIVE OF THEIR CARS WERE GONE THROUGH OVER NIGHT. 1900000372 01/09/2019 11 :56 416 MEDICAL CALL Yes TRUMBULL HOUSING AUTHORITY 00210 HEDGEHOG CIR CONTE, JOAN P 74 Siljamaki, Kyle 70 YR OLD FEMALE W/DIFFICULTV BREATHING 1900000376 01/09/2019 13:07 454 PUBLIC HAZARD Yes Skytop OR/Daniels Farm RD Skytop OR/Daniels Farm RD BALDWIN,TOM P 74 Siljamaki . Kyle TOM BALDWIN REPORTS A LARGE BRANCH ON TOP OF THE WIRES. THEY CONTACTED Ul NO ETA. HE WILL WAIT ON SCENE UNTIL OUR OFFICER ARRIVES. HIGHWAY OFFICE CALLED US. UNABLE TO GET THROUGH TO Ul. WE CALLED, WE HAVE BEEN ADDED TO THE LIST. NOT ETA AVAILABLE AT THIS TIME. 1900000408 01/10/2019 08:17 802 DOA Yes TERESIAN TOWERS 06454 MAIN ST 54 Skoog • David COMP REPORTS SHE CAN'T WAKE UP HER 96 Y/0 MALE. POSSIBLE CARDIAC ARREST. 1900000419 01/1012019 13:15 105 LARCENY- FRAUD Yes KEVIN WENIG CPA 00100 CORPORATE DR ROSSETTI,KRISTA P 74 Siijamaki • Kyle EXTENSION 207 COMP REPORTS A FRAUD COMPLAINT THAT A PAYMENT WAS MADE ON BEHALF OF ONE OF THEIR CUSTOMERS "*Cad Generated Remark- At- LOCATION CHANGED FROM 00100 CORPORATE DR TO HQ-3 1900000448 01/11/2019 07:42 084 ALARM - FALSE Yes UROLOGICAL ASSOCIATES OF BRIDGEPOF 00160 HAWLEY LN SUSAN MELITO 54 Skoog , David SUITE 1/ ADT /677-265-7397/ BACK DOOR HALLWAY MOTION 1900000451 0111112019 08:36 061 LARCENY Yes LA FITNESS 05065 MAIN ST P 74 Siljamaki, Kyle OP 74 REQUESTING A CFS FOR A LARCENY THAT OCCURRED YESTERDAY 1900000464 0111112019 12:25 084 ALARM - FALSE Yes APPLE STORE 05065 MAIN ST 54 Skoog • David ADT I OP # HRY /677-357·1608/ ZONE 2 1900000576 01/14/2019 12:40 341 MVARREST No Rt 15/exit 51 19 Kassimis • James 1900000609 01/1512019 08:10 339 MV COMPLAINT Yes TASHUA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 00401 STONEHOUSE RD P 74 Siljamaki • Kyle REPORTS OF CHILDREN BE DRIVEN TO SCHOOL BY PARENTS UNSECURED IN RESTRAINT SYSTEMS Run Date: 02/05/2019 Trumbull Police Department Page 3 of61 < Run Time: 09;14 Daily Log for Police for Officer Kyle Siljamaki 01/01/2019 00:00 Thru 01/3112019 23:59 Received CFS No Date and Time Adual Call Type Rpt Premise Name Location Reporting Party 1900000611 0111512019 08:27 339 MV COMPLAINT Yes MADISON MIDDLE SCHOOL 04630 MADISON AVE P 74 Siijamaki , Kyle 1900000613 01/1512019 09:58 457 ESCORT- FUNERAL No 00000 GORHAM PL 00004 GORHAM PL 27 Coutinho , Paul ASSIST FFLD PO WITH FUNERAL ESCORT FROM REDGATE TO ST. LUKES WESTPORT 1900000623 01/1512019 12:08 359 SELECTIVE ENFORCEMENT No 00103 COTTAGE ST 00103 COTTAGE ST P 74 Siljamaki, Kyle COTTAGE & FERNWOOD STOP SIGN VIO. 1200-1230 HRS. 1 VIO OBSERVED #19-024 1900000624 01/1512019 12:23 353 MV VERBAL WARNING No 00000 COTTAGE ST 00000 COTTAGE ST P 74 Siljamaki , Kyle 1900000668 01/1612019 10:19 330 ACCIDENT- MV PROP DAM Yes MONROE TPKITrefoil DR MONROE TPK/Trefoil DR LEE,FLORENCE P 74 Sifjamaki , Kyle TWO-CAR CRASH REPORTED, NO INJURIES OFC REQUESTING TEMS FOR AN AIR BAG DEPLOYMENT. SWCMED ADVISED VIA 10 DIGIT. OFC REQUESTING A WRECKER FOR A JEEP. FAMILY NOTIFIED. 1900000730 01/1712019 09:08 339 MV COMPLAINT Yes 00000 SUNSET AVE 00000 SUNSET AVE P 74 Siijamaki , Kyle COMP REPORTS SPEEDING & STOP SIGN VIO REQUESTS SUNSET BECOME ONE WAY TO PREVENT CUT THRU USE 0 VIO OBSERVED FROM 0900-0930 1900000741 01/1712019 10:57 457 ESCORT- FUNERAL No CHRIST THE KING CHURCH 04700 MADISON AVE P 74 Siljamaki , Kyle CHRIST THE KING FUNERAL TRAFFIC CONTROL1100-1145 HRS 1900000757 01/1712019 13:40 359 SELECTIVE ENFORCEMENT No 00000 CLARION PL 00000 CLARION Pl P 74 Siljamaki, Kyle SPEEDING & STOP SIGN VIO 19-759 VERBAL Run Date: 02/05/20 19 Trumbull Police Department Page 4 of 61 ( Run Time: 09: 14 Daily Log for Police for Officer Kyle Siljamaki 0110112019 00:00 Thru 01/3112019 23:59 Received CFSNo Date and Time Actual Call Type Rpt Premise Name Location Reporting Party 1900000759 01/17/2019 13'45 353 MV VERBAL WARNING No 00000 COUNTRY CLUB RD 00000 COUNTRY CLUB RD P 74 Siljamakl, Kyle 1900000937 0112112019 09:18 359 SELECTIVE ENFORCEMENT No BUCK HILL RD/Madison Ave BUCK HILL RD/Madison Ave P 74 Siljamaki , Kyle LASER #19-940 1900000940 01/21/2019 09:38 344 RADAR/LASER No 00000 MADISON AVE 00000 MADISON AVE P 74 Siljamakl , Kyle 1900000952 01/21/2019 12:59 359 SELECTIVE ENFORCEMENT No 00000 WHITE PLAINS RD 00000 WHITE PLAINS RD P 74 Siljamaki , Kyle LASER WHITE PLAINS & RT. 25 #19-953 VERBAL WARN 1900000953 01/2112019 13:08 342 MVWARNING No 00000 RT 127 OOOOORT 127 P 74 Siljamaki , Kyle 1900000954 01/21/2019 13:22 339 MV COMPLAINT Yes 48 CLARION PL 00048 CLARION PL P 74 Siljamaki , Kyle 1900000982 01/2212019 08:41 359 SELECTIVE ENFORCEMENT No 00000 MADISON AVE 00000 MADISON AVE P 74 Siljamaki , Kyle LASER #19-986 VERBAL 1900000986 01122/2019 09:38 353 MV VERBAL WARNING No 00000 MADISON AVE 00000 MADISON AVE P 74 Siljamaki • Kyle 41 MPH IN 25 MPH ZONE 1900000989 0112212019 10:24 359 SELECTIVE ENFORCEMENT No 00000 DANIELS FARM RD 00000 DANIELS FARM RD P 74 Siljamaki , Kyle LASER #19-993 VERBAL 1900000993 01/22/2019 11:12 353 MV VERBAL WARNING No 00690 DANIELS FARM RD 00690 DANIELS FARM RD P 74 Siljamaki, Kyle 1900001000 0112212019 13:50 359 SELECTIVE ENFORCEMENT No 00000 CHESTNUT HILL RD 00000 CHESTNUT HILL RD P 74 Siljamaki, Kyle LASER #19-1001 MIS SUMMONS Run Date: 02105/2019 Trumbull Police Department Page 5 of61 c RunTime: 09·14 Daily Log for Police for Officer Kyle Siljamaki 01101/2019 00:00 Thru 01/3112019 23:59 Received CFSNo Date and Time Actual Call Type Rpt Premise Name Location Reporting Party 1900001001 01122/2019 14:01 341 MVARREST Yes 00000 MAIN ST 00000 MAIN ST 35 Leos 1 James G 1900001054 01123/2019 10:55 330 ACCIDENT- MV PROP DAM Yes 370 OLD TOWN RD 00370 OLD TOWN RD 37 Targowski I Edward BPD REPORTS MVA MEDICS ON SCENE 1900001069 01/2312019 13:33 353 MV VERBAL WARNING No 00000 HAWLEY LN 00000 HAWLEY LN P 74 Siljamaki 1 Kyle 1900001325 01/2812019 11:29 359 SELECTIVE ENFORCEMENT No 00176 SHELTON RD 00176 SHELTON RD P 74 Siljamaki I Kyle #19-1327 #19-1329 1900001327 01/2812019 11:58 353 MV VERBAL WARNING No 00000 SHELTON RD 00000 SHELTON RD P 74 Siijamaki I Kyle 1900001329 0112812019 12:26 353 MV VERBAL WARNING No 00000 SHELTON RD 00000 SHELTON RD P 74 Siljamaki I Kyle 1900001351 01/2912019 07:11 339 MV COMPLAINT Yes 00260 DANIELS FARM RD 00260 DANIELS FARM RD P 74 Siljamaki I Kyle ERRATIC OP DANIELS FARM RD BLACK NISSAN ALTIMA 388PWS 0645-0700 HRS 1900001356 01129/2019 08:42 444 ASSIST RESIDENT Yes 84 WEDGEWOOD RD 00084 WEDGEWOOD RD HEALEYIANDREW P 74 Siijamaki I Kyle VIN VERIFICATION 1900001360 01129/2019 09:41 359 SELECTIVE ENFORCEMENT No 00000 MADISON AVE 00000 MADISON AVE P 74 Siljamaki I Kyle 19-1361 1900001361 01/2912019 09:48 353 MV VERBAL WARNING No 00000 MADISON AVE 00000 MADISON AVE P 74 Siijamaki I Kyle HUSBAND BPT PO OP#893 DAVID SANTIAGO 1900001366 01/2912019 10:37 359 SELECTIVE ENFORCEMENT No 00228 FERNWOOD RD 00228 FERNWOOD RD P 74 Siljamaki I Kyle 0 VIO. FROM 1030·1100 HRS Run Dale: 0210512019 Trumbull Police Department Page 6 of 61. c Run Time: 09; 14 Daily Log for Police for Officer Kyle Siljamaki 01/01/2019 00:00 Thru 01/31/2019 23:59 Received CFSNo Date and Time Actual Call Type Rpt Premise Name Localion Reporting Party 1900001418 01130/2019 12:50 359 SELECTIVE ENFORCEMENT No 00000 WILDFIRE LN 00000 WILDFIRE LN P 74 Siljamaki , Kyle #19-1419 #19-1420 1900001419 01130/2019 13:00 353 MV VERBAL WARNING No 00000 DANIELS FARM RD 00000 DANIELS FARM RD P 74 Siljamaki. Kyle 1900001420 01130/2019 13:09 353 MV VERBAL WARNING No 00000 HURD RD 00000 HURD RD P 74 Siljamaki , Kyle 1900001473 01/31/2019 08!35 443 ASSIST MOTORIST Yes 2844 RESERVOIR AVE 02844 RESERVOIR AVE ENG, THOMAS P 74 Siljamaki , Kyle COMP REQUESTING A VIN VERIFICATION 1900001480 01/31/2019 09:51 330 ACCIDENT- MV PROP DAM Yes Reservoir AVE/White Plains RD Reservoir AVE/While Plains RD P 74 Siljamaki. Kyle MVA, NO INJURIES, SILVER NISSAN 54 Incidents for this Report Trumbull Police Department Traffic Division DUI Grant Enforcement Program January 2019 Description Arrests Warnings Totals DUI 0 Seat belts 0 Child Car Seats 0 Felony Arrests 0 Recovered Stolen Vehicles 0 FTA/Fugitives Apprehended 0 Suspended License 1 1 Uninsured Motorists 2 2 Speeding 13 3 16 Reckless Driving 0 Drug Arrests 2 2 Other MV Moving Offenses 9 3 12 Registration Offenses 12 12 Equipment Offenses 1 1 2 Cell Phone 0 Distracted Driving 0 Other Criminal Arrests 0 Totals 40 7 47 Program Summary Total Arrests 40 Total Warnings 7 Total Citations 47 Enforcement Days in January 4 out of 4 days 2 Trumbull Police Department Detective Division Monthly Activity January 2019 New Cases Cases Closed Current All Jnvestigations Current Month Month Op_en Cases Arson 0 Assault 0 Auto Theft 6 Bias Crimes 0 Burglary: Residential 1 1 3 Burglary: Commercial 1 Counterfeiting 0 Criminal Mischief 0 Drug Investigation 0 Homicide/Suicide/DOA 2 Identity Thefts 3 3 Larceny 2 1 5 Larceny- Fraud 1 5 Larceny from MV 3 Missing Person 0 Robbery 0 Sexual Assault/Offenses 2 1 4 Threatening/Harassment 0 Other 1 1 2 Totals 10 4 34 WARRANT ACTIVITY Arrest Warrant Applications 0 Arrest Warrants Served 1 Search Warrant Applications 5 FINGERPRINT CASES LAST YEAR CURRENT YEAR a FP- Weapons • FP- Other • FP- Weapons • FP- Other JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC 1 TRUMBULL POLICE DEPARTMENT DETECTIVE DIVISION Brian Weir 158 EDISON ROAD, TRUMBULL, CT 06611 Lieutenant (203) 261-3665 FAX (203) 452-3857 MONTHLY STATUS REPORT (January 2019) Investigations I Call Outs Location Incident Type 2017 13:46 100 Hawley Ln./Best Buy 17-6905 Shoplifting Shoplifting incident (5/31117) where suspect was wearing his ''DC" hat. 1/18/2019 Offender Hit Notification identified suspect~ however, due to misdemeanor charges, statute of limitations expired. See TPD case #17-6961 for details. Case CLOSED on 1/21/19. 2017 12:55 5065 Main St./Target 17-6961 Shoplifting Shoplifting incident (6/1117) where suspect fled after leaving behind the merchandise after being confronted by security. Suspect left behind his ""DC" hat which was then submitted to the state lab. 1118/2019 Offender Hit Notification identified suspect~ however, due to misdemeanor charges, statute of limitations expired. See TPD case #17-6905 for details. Case CLOSED on 1/21119. 3/23 6:21 16 Francis St. 18-3677 MV Theft MV was left running and then stolen from the driveway. 3/26 MV was recovered in Bridgeport and towed to TPD. DB processed MV where DNA swabs, and other items were seized. 12/27 Offender Hit notification. Search Warrant for confirmatory sample being applied for. Case ACTIVE. 8/6 7:02 2225 Reservoir Ave. 18-10439 Burglary-Business Burglary (Greensfee Landscaping) storage containers various equipment stolen. No serial numbers~ no witnesses, no video surveillance~ etc.). DNA swabs taken from the scene and sent to the state lab. No further leads. Case CLOSED 1/11/2019. 8/26 2:14 Inca Dr. 18-11471 Recovered Stolen MV Stolen MV (Jaguar) was recovered on Inca Dr. Later transported to TPD, and processed by DB. DNA swabs~ finger/palm prints, other items recovered. 1/8/19 Lab report identified palm print as owner, and others unknown. Case ACTIVE. 8/19 9:53 221 PuttingGreenRd. 18-11153 LarcenyfromMV Resident MV was left unlocked, entered overnight, and items taken. On 9/12 Milford PD recovered a stolen MV which had Trumbull victim's items inside. Four JV suspects were identified, and charged with the possession of stolen property by Milford PD. Case CLOSED 113/2019. 2 Investigations I Call Outs 9115 9:34 33 Tudor Ln. 18-12485 MV Theft Chevrolet was left unlocked, with keys inside, and stolen from the driveway, which was later recovered in Waterbury, CT. DB processed MV and lifted latent fingerprints and DNA swabs from inside. 118/19 Lab report identified suspect fingerprint. Case ACTIVE. 10/26 11 :53 72 Strobel Rd. (THS) 18-14508 Sexual Assault Complaint made by JV female against a JV male fellow student. PD started an investigation, however, complainant (and parent) requested no further police involvement. Case CLOSED on 1/2119. 10/31 14:28 15BarryPl. 18-14761 IDTheft Complainant/Victim reported fraudulent Verizon Wireless account opened in their name, and two iPhones purchased in CA. No further information provided, and complainant not suffer any loss. Case CLOSED 1/15/19. 11114 21:54 Main St/Gorham Pl. 18-15490 MV Arrest Four Honda/Acura Engine Computer Modules (ECM) were recovered. DB investigated and could not confirm these items were stolen. Info. Was shared with CTIC. Case CLOSED 1116/2019. 11/15 9:58 Strobel Rd. 18-15509 Sexual Assault Complainant reported being sexually assaulted by their sibling in the past. The parents and DCF were all notified. The parents decided to handle the situation on their own, no concerns for safety, and both DCF and TPD cases CLOSED on 1/24/2019. 12/14 21:51 6448 Main St. 18-16945 Sex Offenses Nursing staff reported isolated incident of inappropriate touching of one elderly female dementia patient to another elderly female dementia patient whom were both roommates. PD investigated, but had no evidence. Both females were then placed in separate living rooms, and no further issues occurred. Case CLOSED 1/3/19. 12/19 15:12 UnityRd. 18-17147 SuspiciousMV While conducting an investigation, a suspicious MY was observed in the area. The information involving this MV was documented. Case CLOSED on 1/3/2019. 12/29 15:34 1491 Huntington Tpke. 18-17594 Larceny Complainant reported inviting numerous (known and unknown) persons to their residence after a night out partying. These individuals remained in various locations of the residence, drinking, and the complainant had eventually ''blacked out". The last individuals were reported to have left at approximately 6:00AM. Complainant then reported various items and cash missing, however, could not identify everyone who was there. DB investigated, spoke with everyone that could be identified, however, no leads of further information was discovered. Various data bases continually checked for the missing items without success. Case CLOSED 1/22/2019. 3 Investigations I Call Outs 1/1 3:26 2775 Nichols Ave. (Mobil) 19-3 Burglary-Business Commercial Burglary where rear door was pried open to gain entry. Cash registers were also pried open~ and orang pry bar was left behind. A DNA swab was also obtained from a piece of chewing gum near the scene. Once suspect dressed in all dark clothing observed. DNA sent to State Lab on 1110. Case ACTIVE. 1/8 2:53 2775 Nichols Ave. (Mobil) 19-305 Burglary-Business PO responded to alarm activation. Upon arrival~ observed North side door glass shattered. Interior A TM had been tampered with. Cash register and JUUL electronic cigarettes stolen. Two unknown suspects in grey minivan fled the area. DB responded~ obtained DNA swabs and seized breaker bar left behind by suspect(s). Case ACTIVE. 1/8 3:30 57 Calhoun Ave. 19-306 Larceny from MV One MV and one person were in the area checking car door handles. Suspect reportedly entered a black Mercedes. Responding officers located suspect vehicle (gray Honda Civic) which was lost in pursuit. DB responded and took DNA swabs from diver's door. Case ACTIVE. 1/8 4:28 54 Calhoun Ave. 19-307 Larceny from MV One MV and one person were in the area checking car door handles. Suspect reportedly entered a white Tahoe that was parked in the roadway. Responding officers located suspect vehicle (gray Honda Civic) which was lost in pursuit. DB later arrived on scene and took DNA swabs from diver's door and center console. Case ACTIVE. 1/8 9:35 80 Salem Rd. 19-317 Assist Other Agency Bridgeport PD recovered a grey minivan~ and requested TPD contact the registered owner. Minivan had been stolen~ but not yet reported. Minivan had cash register and JUUL electronic cigarettes inside that were recovered and linked to TPD case #19-305. Minivan was processed for evidence where DNA swabs were taken~ gloves, and an A TM sign were recovered as evidence. Case ACTIVE. 1110 17:11 TPD 19-430 Assist Other Agency Bridgeport Parole advised TPD DB that their client had thousands of dollar's worth of Victoria's Secret merchandise, believed to be stolen from the Trumbull Shopping Park. Search Warrant for cell phone records being applied. This case is being looked into further regarding organized retail theft. Case ACTIVE. 1111 5:37 TPD 19-443 Tipsoft Anonymous information received regarding drugs activity in Bridgeport. The information was forwarded to Bridgeport PD. Case CLOSED 1/1 4/2019 . .f Investigations I Call Outs 1/11 21:01 437 Edison Rd. 19-487 Harassment Complainant reported sharing photographs with individual(s) via social media. These photographs were then forwarded to complainants contacts/friends. No threats/bribes were made for complaint who willingly shared the photographs. There was no criminal activity regarding this case. Case CLOSED 1/21/2019. 1/14 9:53 52 Shawnee Rd. 17-14791 Suspicious Item TipSoft Web Tip mentioning continual complaint regarding possible zoning violations. No criminal activity, or police matters related. Trumbull Zoning was advised. Case CLOSED. 1/15 7:31 52 Shawnee Rd. 17-14791 Suspicious Item TipSoft Web Tip mentioning continual complaint regarding possible zoning violations. No criminal activity, or police matters related. Trumbull Zoning was advised and took action. Case CLOSED. 1/15 13:36 164 Church Hill Rd. 19-629 Burglary-Residential DB responded to burglary complaint where there appeared to be a squatting situation inside the residence. No damage or items missing were reported. Photographs and latent prints were recovered. Case ACTIVE. 1/16 15:30 21 Wilson Ave. 19-690 Larceny-Fraud Complainant reported fraudulent transactions at Best Buy in MA. Complainant had limited information and did not suffer any financial loss. Case CLOSED 1/21/2019. 1/16 17:51 TPD 19-804 Tipsoft A TipSoft complaint of a rant that did not make sense mentioning "Larry Hagman has evidence of March 2006 crimes on video". No credible or viable information. Case CLOSED 1/18/2019. 1/17 15:05 5065MainSt. / Target 19-765 AssistFD Stratford PO was investigating Arson/Dumpster fires and wanted to see if there was any relation to this Target fire. Investigation revealed that this Trumbull fire was accidentally caused by an employee tossing a cigarette into the dumpster. Stratford PO notified. Case CLOSED 1/18/2019. 1/18 11:27 TPD 19-936 Tipsoft A TipSoft complaint of a rant that did not make sense mentioning '"Oprah, John Walsh, NASA, and Houston, Texas'·. No credible or viable information. Case CLOSED 1121/2019. 1/23 12:37 TPD 19-1134 Tipsoft A TipSoft complaint of a rant that did not make sense mentioning "Ted Bundy supports the spinal cord rapist of young children". No credible or viable information. Case CLOSED 1/24/2019. 5 Investigations I Call Outs 1/24 11:14 TPD 19-1135 Tipsoft A Tip Soft complaint of a rant that did not make sense mentioning "Jesse Jackson Sr., Larry Hagman, March 2006 Texas, kidnapping and rapes with dogs". No credible or viable information. Case CLOSED 1/24/2019. 1/25 15:28 Spring Hill Rd. 19-1199 Suspicious Item Complainant reported finding a .45 Cal. Uberti revolver (handgun), with four rounds and one missing, on the ground at the intersection of Trefoil Dr. DB investigated and contacted ATF regarding a trace of this recovered firearm. Case ACTIVE. 1/27 02:14 14ChathamDr. 19-1275 Fire-StructureFire DB CALL OUT - Trumbull Fire Marshall's Officer requested DB assistance investigating this house fire. DB personnel responded and learned that the origin of the fire was in the area of the chimney. DB and Fire Marshall's interviewed the residents, and determined fire not suspicious. Case CLOSED on 1129/19. 1/28 18:24 TPD (Monroe, CT) 19-1335 Tipsoft Tipsoft complaint of Juuls and Juul pods being sold to minors at a Shell gas station in Monroe, CT. Monroe PD advised, and provided DMHAS/Tobacco Compliance contact information. Case CLOSED. 1/29 9:45 TPD (Ansonia, CT) 19-1353 Assist Other Agency On 1/28. Ansonia PD requested a photo line-up of a larceny suspect, which was provided to them. No further assistance was requested. Case CLOSED 1/28/2019. 1/29 15:57 TPD 19-1384 TipSoft Anonymous report of prescription drugs being sold from residence and vehicle. Case ACTIVE. Warrants 2017 10:49 1998 Huntington Tpke. 17-14131 Burglary-Residential 1/15/19 - Habeas Corpus Arrest - Burglary 3rd, Criminal Mischief3rd, Larceny 61h Mark Lindsey, $50,000 bond. Search Warrants 1/3 Search Warrant for confirmatory DNA buccal sample was signed. On 1/8 this search warrant was served on Kenyatta Raines. MV Theft TPD case #17-17375. 6 Search Warrants 1/3 Search Warrant for confirmatory DNA buccal sample was signed. On 1/8 this search warrant was served on a known suspect. Stolen MV Recovered TPD case #18-947. 1/10 17:11 TPD 19-430 AssistOtherAgency Bridgeport Parole advised TPD DB that their client had thousands of dollar's worth of Victoria's Secret merchandise, believed to be stolen from the Trumbull Shopping Park. Search Warrant for cell phone records being applied. This case is being looked into further regarding organized retail theft. Case ACTIVE. 7 MONTHLY STATUS REPORT SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICERS JANUARY 2019 Capt. Keith Golding Incidents I Assists Date Time Location Incident Tv.pe • 01/02 1359 THS Medical Officer Duva assisted EMS with a student in crisis. • 01/06 1800 Cherrygate La. 19-246 Missing Person Officer Duva assisted in locating a Trumbull High student who had run away from home. • 01/10 1239 Madison/REACH 19-418 Assault Officer Massa assisted with an out of control student. The student was brought under control, arrested for assault and, suspended. Officer Massa received minor injuries during the incident. • 01/18 0827 THS 19-798 Assault Officer Duva investigated a report of a student assaulting their mother in the car on the way to school. The student was arrested for assault. • 01123 1836 Frenchtown 19-1018 Welfare Check Officer Massa followed up with a welfare check on a student that was reported by a third party, the night before, to possibly trying to harm themselves. Officer Massa met with the student and faculty. The case was referred to DCF for follow up and foster placement. • 01/28 2008 RockinJump 19-1208 TipSoft/Assault Officers Masa and Bartosik followed up on a report of a fight that was going to take place a between two middle school students at Rockin Jump. The report was received via the anonymous tip line. The fight was thwarted by responding officers from the 4-12 shift. Both students families were notified. Discipline was handled within their respective schools. (Madison/Hillcrest) • 01129 0752 THS 19-1352 MV Arrest Officer Duva issued an infraction to a parent for Passing a Standing School Bus. • 01/29 1112 THS 19-1371 Found Property Officer Duva took a report from someone stating that they lost their diamond ring and assisted in searching for the item. The ring was later reported to be at the victim's residence. Training & Meetings January: • 3rd SRO Duva presented a seminar on "How to be Safe at College" to the senior class. 1 1 • 8 h & 15 h SRO Bartosik presented a "Social Hosting" class to the 7111 grade Health Class • II '11 SRO Duva attended a Region I Security Meeting for surrounding school districts at Troop G • 14111 SRO Bartosik attended a Peer Mediation Team meeting. He is a team advisor. • 15111 SRO Duva attended a THS Security safety meeting • I6'11 SRO Duva attended a TPAUD and POD (Point of Distribution) meeting • 16'11 SRO Bartosik presented two seminars at the CT Association ofSchoolYouth Leadership Conference at Trinity College in Hartford. • 22"d SRO Bartosik attended a Hillcrest safety meeting. 111 1 • 29 SRO Bartosik presented a Drug & Alcohol Information class to the 6 h grade class at Hillcrest and attended a Hillcrest Mental Health Department meeting Personnel Officer Massa attended FTO training January 15111 through the I8111• She is now a certified FTO and will be used to fill in during officer training when assigned FTO's aren't available. SRO's Massa and Bartosik have started the DARE education program several days a week at all the elementary schools. Drills Attended Lockdown Drills 2 Fire Drills 0 TRUMBULL POLICE DEPARTMENT TRAINING DIVISION Timothy Fedo" Training Officer 158 EDISON ROAD, TRUMBULL, CT 06611 (203)261-3665 X243 FAX (203)452-3857 January 2019 Training Report TRAINING Training Course Location Date Officer Assigned Police Officer Recertification Training wcsu 1n119- 1/11/19 Lt. Jones Off. Rampino Off. Marino Off. R. Lee Off. Yocher Off. Stephen ERT Training Trumbull 1/9/19 AllERT Officers Field Training Officer Certification Wilton 1/15/19-1/18/19 Off. N. VanFleet Off. M. Edwards Off. D. Silva Off. T. Massa ERT TraininQ Trumbull 1/23/19 All ERT Officers Dive Team Trainin!l Trumbull 1/25/19 All Dive Officers EMR Certification Training New Haven PD 1/29/19 - 2/8/19 Off. Fedor -Instructor Academy Off. Russell Community Police Event Location Date Officer TPAUD Coalition Meeting TEMS 1/16/19 Chief Lombardo Off. Duva Off. Fedor CAPE Meeting Senior Center 1/18/19 Off. Pysz Girl Scout Tour & Safety Talk TPD 1/23/19 Off. Fedor Off. Gisvold Girl Scout Tour & Safety Talk TPD 1/26/19 Off. Sota Off. O'Connell Boy Scout First Aid & Stop the Bleed United Methodist 1/26/19 Off. Fedor Church Tmbl Girl Scout Tour & Safety Talk TPD 1/28/19 Lt. Weir COMMUNITY SERVICES *CRIME PREVENTION * TFEDDR@I'RUMBULL-CT.GOV TRUMBULL POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICE CADET POST # 659 158 EDISON ROAD, TRUMBULL, CT 06611 (203) 261-3665 FAX (203) 452-3857 January 2019 Event Location Date Advisor Cadet Interviews TPD 1/8/19 Lt. Weir Off. Fedor Meeting - Rules & Regulations TPD 1/15/19 Off. Fedor Adv. Tvszka Meeting- Use of Force Classroom TPD 1/22/19 Off. Fedor Adv. Grillev Meeting - Use of Force Practical TPD 1/29/19 Off. Fedor Adv. Grillev ADAPT & OVERCOME WWW. TRUMBUUPoLJCECADETS. COM Trumbull Police Department Monthly Sick Report February 2019 Personnel Sick Time Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec YTD Sick 41 41 Job Injury 0 light Duty 11 11 Total 52 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 52 Sick Time - 2017 Sick Time - 2018 70 65 60 56 58 ,_54 57 so so 49 60 - - 51 so fct3 - - r- 50 40 L35 38 39 37 38 39 I -34 40 - - 30 24 24 30 r- - - 22 21 20 20 !-- ~ . : I 10 ~ 10 ··- r-- ~ r-' ~ - 1- · ·- ' 0 0 - 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 ~- Sick Time - 2019 50 41 40 I 30 20 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Sergeant Christopher Barton I Support Services I Scheduling, Personnel & Quartermaster Police Department FY 2019, Budget Status YTD Account Description Approved •Rev PaidYTD AvaiiYTD 501101 Salaries· Full time 7,345,209 4,213,259 57% 3,131 ,950 43% 501102 Salaries- Part time 52,991 27,010 51% 25,981 49% 501103 Salaries- Seasonal/ Temp 0 0 0 501104 Salaries· Weekend 52,041 10,748 21% 41,293 79% 501105 Salaries- Overtime 680,000 506,736 75% 173,264 25% 501106 Longevity 20,525 18,883 92% 1,642 8% 501109 College Incentive 28,300 0 0% 28,300 100% 501112 Shift Differential 57,633 50,984 88% 6,649 12% 501113 Holiday 349,700 204,291 58% 145.409 42% 501114 Training 160,000 81,671 51% 78,329 49% 501887 Uniform Cleaning 17,500 11,094 63% 6,406 37% 501888 Uniform Allowance 53,000 58,608 111% -5,608 ·11% 522202 Services & Fees, Professional 0 0 0 522203 Ancillary 18,000 9,492 53% 8,508 47% 534401 Office Supplies 15,000 9,098 61% 5,902 39% 534402 Program Supplies 40,000 20,682 52% 19,318 48% 534403 Materials and Supplies, Cleaning 6,000 3,116 52% 2,884 48% 545503 Public Relations 2,000 1,022 51% 978 49% 556601 Professional Development, Tuition Reimb 10,000 4,000 40% 6,000 60% 556602 Professional Development, Organizations 2,500 2,762 110% -262 -10% 556603 Professional Development, In-Service 39,000 34,506 88% 4,494 12% 556604 Professional Development. Publications 300 82 27% 218 73% 567702 Vehicle Repair 37,000 24,716 67% 12,284 33% 567704 Transportation, Expense Account 13,000 5,949 46% 7,051 54% 578801 Service Contracts 128,349 87,013 68% 41,336 32% 578802 Equipment, Building 0 0 0 578803 Maintenance, Program Related 6,000 3,099 52% 2,901 48% 578804 Maintenance, Refuse Removal 2,310 2,310 100% 0 0% 581888 Capitol Outlay 119,004 96,422 81% 22,582 19% 589901 Rentals 29,280 20,563 70% 8,717 30% 590011 Utility, Heat 8,484 3,272 39% 5,212 61% 590012 Utility, Electricity 65,042 34,273 53% 30.769 47% 590013 Utility, Water 3,220 1,377 43% 1,843 57% 590014 Utility, Telephones 15,946 8,080 51% 7,866 49% 590015 Utility, Traffic Lights 11,792 5,620 48% 6,172 52% Total 9,389,126 5,560,738 59% 3,828,388 41% As of: 21612019 Week Number= 31 Progmss P8ro. = 60% Weeks Remain = 21 Remain Pero = 40% Vivian Munoz From: William Maurer Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2019 2:33 PM To: Michael Lombardo Cc: Vivian Munoz Subject: Police Commission Attachments: Trumbull Spring Hill Rd - Draft Plans (8-30-lB).pdf Chief, Please add "temporary traffic signals on Spring Hill Road" to your next Commission Meeting. Repairs to the Spring Hill Road Bridge over the Pequannock River require that we install temporary Traffic Signal to allow closing off a travel lane for a duration of 6 weeks . As with all Traffic Signals we will need endorsement of the Local Traffic Authority before we send it to OSTA. Please let me know when your next meeting is so I can attend. Let me know if you have any questions. William C. Maurer, P.E., L.S. Town Engineer [email protected] 203-452-5050 1 Pl•ns For REHABILITATION OF SPRING HILL ROAD OVER PEQUONNOCK RIVER :0 Town or 0" c TRUMBULL, .. CONNECTICUT ..... 0 LOCAnON PLAN ""' "' sou , .. sne PLM 4 • Sf&t.l: l 'UH &110 SK110N 5 • S1AQ' l 1\.Ut NCO stCTIOIIII 6 • GfN(UC. 1\.M ' • (OIICJ.nt KAM .,.&Ja on&b.s CONCEPTUAL DESIGN REVIEW _,., RE HABIUTAnON OF SPRING HILL ROAD OVER PfQUONNOCK RIVER ,_ TRUMBULL. 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REPAIR DETAILS • o• • POLICE D E PARTMENT TOWN OF TRUMBULL CONNECTICUT 1 58 EDISON ROAD TRUMBULL CONNECTICUT 0661 1 p (203l 261·3665 F (203• 452·1 060 PAUL C OUTINHO S ERGEANT To: Deputy Chief Scinto From: Sergeant Coutinho Date: January II, 2019 Re: Spring Hill Road [ looked into the Spring Hill Road overpass of the Peqounnock River and the proposed plans for a temporary traffic control signal to be placed between the commercial driveways of 62 and 8 I Spring Hill Road during the construction phase. This proposal is submitted by Vanasse Hangen Brustlin, Inc (VHB) and the project is estimated to take approximately 6-8 weeks to complete. Throughout the construction process the traffic flow will be limited to one lane of alternating traffic which presents a hazard to motorists and the crew working. My findings ofthis study are attached to this letter and as a result of these findings some concerns arise. Foremost, is the safety of the motorists and construction workers as cars will be alternating traffic in a single lane while navigating through construction equipment, construction materials, and the workers themselves. During the course of the day which the construction will be active it is possible that Police Officers and/or flaggers will be hired in accordance to the list of streets that require the hiring of Police Officers and to ensure that the alternating traffic flow is done safely. However, these Police Officers and/or flaggers will most likely not be available during the inactive duration where the bridge will still be down to one lane of passable traffic. That is that having manual traffic direction twenty-four hours a day for the estimated 6-8 weeks is unlikely. Another option is for a detour to be placed to only allow for traffic to flow in one direction throughout the entire duration of the construction phases. In this option all southwesterly traffic will be detoured from Spring Hill Road, to Trefoil Drive, to Monroe Turnpike (RT Ill), to Main Street/Route 25. All northeasterly traffic will be allowed to flow from Main Street/Route 25 and through the construction zone on the passable lane of traffic. The concern with this option is that it too will have to be monitored throughout the entire construction phase to ensure that motorists do not ignore the detour and cause a head-on encounter. In conclusion, my recommendation is for a request for a temporary traffic control signal be submitted to the Office ofthe State Traffic Administration (OSTA) and that the active construction times be supplemented by Police Officers and/or flaggers. Spnng H1l Rd - Google Maps Spring Hill Rd Imagery IC201 9 Goo;•e. Map data C2019 Google 1!Hl h Spring Hill Road/Pequannock River -From 62 Spring Hill Road to the bridge is approximately 91' -From 81 Spring Hill Road to the bridge is approximately 145' -The bridge is approximately 30' long -The average roadway width in this area is 29' wide -The total length between 62 and 81 Spring Hill Road is 266' -Spring Hill Road in this area is a posted 30 MPH zone. POLICE DEPARTMENT .( Q[;otun of Q[;rumbull 158 Ed1son Road Traffic Di\'ision Trumbull, CT 06611 (203) 261·3665 Fa>.. (203) 452-5162 ***For Internal Use Only- Not for Distribution*** For safety, the following is a list of streets in the Town of Trumbull that should reqUire the hiring of police officers for traffic control for construction/road work under normal ctrcumstances· Beardsley Parkway 1 OldTown Rd 1 Blackhouse Rd I Park La I Booth H1ll Rd I Penny Ave 1 Broadway I P1newood Trail j Buck H1ll Rd 1 Plattsville Rd Canoe Brook Rd (from Mad1son to Park La) Porters Hill Rd 1 Chestnut H11l Rd I Quality St 1 Corporate Dr Quarry Rd I Daniels Farm Rd 1 Reservoir Ave Dayton Rd I Rt 108 (Huntington Tpke) Ed1son Rd Rt 108 (Nichols Ave) 1 Frenchtown Rd Rt 111 (Main St) c Hawley Ia Rt 111 (Monroe Tpke) Huntington Rd Rt 127 (Church Hill Rd) Hurd Rd Rt 127 (White Plains Rd} I I I Lake Ave I Rt 25 (Mam St north of Monroe Tpke) I Leonard PI I Rt 711 (H untington Tpke) Lindeman Dr I Shelton Rd MacDonald Rd I Spring Hill Rd 1 Madison Ave I Stonehouse Rd Merritt Blvd .I Strobel Rd Middlebrooks Ave Tashua Rd I Mischa H1ll Rd I Teller Rd Moose Hill Rd 1 Trefoil Dr Oakview Dr Unity Rd Old Dike Rd 1 Whitney Ave 1 Williams Rd Residential streets not listed here should not require the hiring of police officers for traffic control unless there is a blic safety oncern. 2 S1gned ~~_!3::lU4:::t:,6,'-hiJ!-4r'~=..;'-"'==------Date tu(t.P/,Zvt TOWN OF TRUMBULL Town Hall Town of Trumbull 5866 Main Stnet Engineering Department CONNECTICUT Trumbull, Connecticut 06611 Phone: 203.452.5050 Fax: 203.452.5061 February 12, 2019 RE: "Rehabilitation of Spring Hill Road Over The Pequannock River" Dear Resident, The Town of Trumbull will conduct an informational meeting on February 28111, 2019 at 7:00pm at Trumbull Town Hall in the Nichols Conference Room. The Preliminary design for the "Rehabilitation of Spring Hill Road Over the Pequannock River'' Includes, but is not limited to, bridge deck repairs, replacing the membrane, Installation of guide ralls, and temporary traffic control. We are looking to keep residents informed about this project. It is important that the community share its concerns with us to assist in the project's development. Anyone interested in obtaining further information, providing input and ideas or requiring language assistance may do so by contacting Town of Trumbull Engineering Department at 203-452·5050. Deaf and hearing impaired persons wishing to attend this meeting and requiring an interpreter may make arrangements by contacting the Town of Trumbull at least five working days prior to the meeting. If you are not able to attend the meeting, you may visit tile Engineering Department to discuss this project. ~rc William Maurer Town Engineer cc: Planning and Zoning IWWC Police Dept Fire Dept Superintendent of Schools