Hartford Men Charged In 2022 Farmington Home Invasion: Police

FARMINGTON, CT — Two Hartford men were charged this week in connection with a home invasion/robbery in Farmington back in September 2022.

According to the Farmington Police Department Thursday, Joshua Jenkins, 31, of Gerard Street, Hartford, was charged with second-degree larceny; conspiracy to commit second-degree larceny; felony home invasion while someone is home; first-degree robbery; conspiracy to commit first-degree robbery; two counts of second-degree assault; two counts of conspiracy to commit second-degree assault; two counts of criminal attempt at threatening; and two counts of threatening.

Police said he was charged Monday and was arraigned in Hartford Superior Court on Tuesday.

According to online court records on Thursday, Jenkins is being held on a $600,000 bond and will appear in Hartford Superior Court on Feb. 9 for this case.

Also charged, police said, was Branden Holloway, 25, of Main Street, Hartford.

He was charged with second-degree larceny; conspiracy to commit second-degree larceny; home invasion; first-degree robbery; conspiracy to commit first-degree robbery; conspiracy to commit assault with a firearm; two counts of assault with a weapon; conspiracy to commit assault with a weapon; two counts of criminal attempt of threatening; and second-degree physical threatening.

Police said Holloway was charged Tuesday and presented in Hartford Superior Court that same day. He is being held on $500,000 bond, police said.

In November 2022, a 25-year-old Hartford woman — Maryelizabeth Bradford — was charged in connection with the incident for similar offenses.

Farmington police said these two arrests this week close their investigation, which was in connection with a scary incident at a home on Talcott Notch Road back in September 2022.

According to police, on Sept. 13, 2022, at about 1:42 a.m., Farmington officers were called for a report of two men asking for help on Waterville Road.

When Farmington officers located the men, who were both 36, police were told by the men they were victims of a robbery at a residence, according to police.

Police said it appears the two men were targeted by a house guest and the incident was not random.

Both victims suffered "minor injuries" and declined an ambulance to go to a nearby hospital, police said.

From Nov. 30, 2022: 'Hartford Woman Charged In Farmington Home Invasion, Robbery'

From Sept. 13, 2022: 'Two Men Hurt In Farmington Home Robbery: Police'