Police Investigations Roundup: Mailbox Vandalized, Home Break-In, Motor Vehicle Burglary

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Police are investigating the vandalizing of mailbox on Marshall Ridge Road, reported at 9:21 p.m. Saturday.

A 49-year-old New Canaan man called in the destroyed post and mailbox, both found on the lawn with damages estimated at $700, according to a police report.

Kids could be scattering from the area after the incident, police said.

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An unlocked motor vehicle parked in a Main Street driveway was illegally entered and a purse stolen from inside, police said.

Some time overnight from Nov. 5 to 6, someone entered the card and took a debit card, bank card, several credit cards, license and GPS system, according to a police report.

The owner of the purse cancelled the credit cards but already a charge of $361 had been assessed to one of them (in Derby, Conn.) and four charges had been assessed to the debit card, totaling $269, police said.

They’re investigating.

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A jewelry box with several pairs of glass cufflinks and tie clips was reported stolen from a Parish Road South home at 11:30 a.m. on Nov. 6 (last Thursday) after a home alarm alerted authorities to the residence.

Arriving, police found a front door forced open and it appeared that the master bedroom had been rifled through, with drawers pulled open, according to a police report.

Police are investigating.

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Police released more information on the passing of a fake $2 bill in New Canaan.

It happened at about 9 p.m. on Nov. 2, when a white male roughly 18 to 20 years old paid for chewing tobacco at a downtown business with a real $5 bill and a fake $2 bill.

Police are looking at video surveillance.

The suspect is described as having brown hair, wearing a blue zip-up fleece, white undershirt, blue plaid shorts and brown slippers. He was walking a small white dog, police say.

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