Prosecutors have said the 22-year-old helped orchestrate a nationwide, multi-million dollar return fraud scheme.
Police said the assault took place in Darien while the school bus was en route from a school in Stamford to Trumbull.
Drivers in the area should seek alternate routes, police said Saturday night.
Police also said several car burglaries have been reported in town in recent days.
Police said the incident began at the CVS on the Post Road in Darien on the night of June 6.
Police said they responded to three separate reports on May 27 and one report on May 30.
Police said a woman was arrested on May 29 in connection with an embezzlement scheme that ran from August 2022 to August 2023.
Overall, authorities said 11 people were arrested in connection with drug trafficking and firearm offenses in Southwestern Connecticut.
Police Chief Jeremiah P. Marron Jr., on Friday announced the death of retired Darien Sgt. Edward J. Schildnecht Sr.
On May 19 shortly before 2:30 a.m., Darien police officers responded to a Darien home on a report of a stolen motorcycle.
The two men, both from Stamford, were seen racing each other and crashing their cars in Darien on May 17, police said.
Prosecutors said a man stole nearly $60,000 during a string of robberies in September and October 2022.
Police said four people wearing masks and gloves smashed their way into David Harvey Jewelers and ransacked the store early Wednesday.
Police said a woman began yelling and throwing cups inside the restaurant after being told she needed to pay for an empty cup.
Local authorities, along with the DEA, conducted search and arrest warrants at a Darien home Tuesday, police said.
On May 7, a federal grand jury in New Haven returned a 21-count indictment charging a former Darien resident.
The new officer was sworn in last week. She will soon begin a comprehensive training program at the new Stamford Police Academy.
Overall, six people were charged with federal offenses in connection with a drug trafficking ring in and around Norwalk, prosecutors said.
Darien police said the arrest stems from an incident that occurred on Sept. 25, 2022.
CT State Police responded to a road rage-type incident shortly before 2:30 p.m. on April 29.
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Police said there is no imminent danger or threat to the community. The investigation was coordinated between the DEA and local police.
Police said the shoplifting incident occurred on April 19.
Police said a man wearing blue hospital scrubs and a hospital bracelet entered a home in Darien and stole a car before crashing it.
During a search of an SUV, police said they discovered stolen items from previous car burglaries in Darien.
Police said they are investigating a burglary that was reported on April 11.
Police said they responded to a bank on the Post Road in Darien on April 12 on a report of a possible identity theft in progress.
Police said the cameras would allow officers to keep tabs on criminal activity as it happens in real-time.
Police said two pickpocket incidents recently occurred at the grocery store, and both involved fraudulent purchases elsewhere later on.
The incidents were reported to police late last month.
Chief Jeremiah P. Marron Jr., assumed command of the Darien Police Department on April 1 following the retirement of Donald Anderson.
Police said the incident occurred in the early morning hours of Wednesday.
The Darien Police Department recently welcomed in a new officer.
Police said the robbery occurred after one of the men asked the woman if she could contribute money to his March Madness pool, police said.
Over $7,400 worth of hair products were stolen from the CVS this month, according to crime summaries from the Darien Police Department.
The theft was discovered after an employee reported that the shampoo aisle was "looking low," police said.
Four of the incidents were reported on the same day, according to Darien police.
Greenwich police said the incident occurred on Feb. 24.
The Darien Police Department this week announced the successor to Chief Donald Anderson, who is retiring this spring.
Police said a man changed the payee of two personal checks that were meant for the IRS over a year ago. The man was arrested on Feb. 19.