FARMINGTON — A Hartford man, 22, was served four burglary warrants at the same minute Monday morning, each carrying a $100,000 surety bond.
The logs for the five days ending at 7 a.m. Tuesday list 12 arrests, nine of them on warrants. A Hartford man was held on a $75,000 bond Saturday after an arrest on Fenwick Drive on charges including third-degree assault. A Windsor man was charged with DUI on Main Street Monday afternoon.
Thursday, Oct. 17
9:32 a.m., a courthouse the log lists as GA 14. Officer Jeffrey A. Glaude arrested Liza J. Zanderigo, 31, of Hartford, on a warrant charging sixth-degree larceny. The log lists the bond type as "Set," with no dollar amount. Its remarks read: "Warrant arrest. Served Habeas." A habeas is a court order bringing a person already in custody before a judge. Court date Oct. 17.
11:00 a.m., Hartford Superior Court. Officer Zachary J. Martin arrested Jose Luis Delgado, 49, of Hartford, on a warrant charging third-degree burglary, first-degree larceny, and conspiracy to commit each. The log lists the bond as surety, with no dollar amount. A surety bond requires a bail bondsman or other guarantor. He posted bond. Court date Oct. 18.
3:45 p.m., 319 New Britain Avenue. Officer Jose R. Santiago arrested Isaac O. Dejesus, 24, of Bristol, on a warrant. The log lists no charge for this arrest; its remarks read: "Warrant arrest. Posted bond." Court date Oct. 22.
Friday, Oct. 18
9:50 a.m., a courthouse the log lists as GA 14. Glaude arrested Brandon Santana, 26, of New Britain, on a warrant charging second-degree criminal mischief, first-degree larceny, second-degree criminal trover, which the statute describes as using someone else's property without consent in a way that damages it, lowers its value or causes the owner a loss, and larceny of a motor vehicle, first offense. The log lists the bond type as "Set," with no dollar amount, on the first-degree larceny count. The remarks read: "Warrant arrest. Served Habeas." Court date Oct. 18.
6:59 p.m., 319 New Britain Avenue. Officer Daniel J. Taylor arrested Christopher Luis Morales, 26, of Meriden, on a warrant. The log lists no charge for this arrest; its remarks read: "Warrant arrest. Posted bond." Court date Oct. 29.
Saturday, Oct. 19
10:36 a.m., Fenwick Drive. Officer Daniel R. Aparo arrested Israel A. Colon, 27, of Hartford, and charged him with third-degree criminal mischief, two counts of second-degree breach of peace, third-degree assault and two counts of second-degree threatening. Bond was $75,000, surety, on the assault count, and none on the others. The remarks read: "Arrested in connection with assault and breach of peace. Held on bond." Court date Oct. 21.
Sunday, Oct. 20
1:07 a.m., Hatters Lane. Officer Kyle Roque arrested Ryan Anthony Gorman, 52, of Farmington. The log lists no charge for this arrest; its remarks read: "Arrested in connection with disorderly conduct. Posted bond." Court date Oct. 21.
Monday, Oct. 21
10:30 a.m., an address the log lists as 101 Lafayette. Officer Alex W. Jones arrested Kevin Daniel Ortiz-Rivera, 22, of Hartford, on four warrants at the same minute, under four incident numbers. All four charge third-degree burglary and conspiracy to commit third-degree burglary, and all four charge fifth-degree larceny and conspiracy to commit it. Three of the four also charge first-degree criminal mischief and conspiracy to commit it. One also charges larceny of a motor vehicle, third or subsequent offense, and conspiracy to commit it. Each warrant carries a $100,000 surety bond, on the burglary count in three and on the criminal mischief count in the fourth. The remarks on all four read: "Warrant arrest. Served habeas." Court date Oct. 21.
2:45 p.m., 304 Main Street. Officer Kelsey R. Fortier arrested Shaquel Anthony Brooks, 31, of Windsor, and charged him with failure to drive in the proper lane and operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol or drugs. The log lists the bond as nonsurety, a written promise to appear in which no cash changes hands, with no dollar amount, on the DUI count. He posted bond. Court date Oct. 30.
The log does not say what was taken in any of the burglary or larceny cases, or from whom.
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