Man Served 6 Warrants For Thefts At Glastonbury Big Box Store

GLASTONBURY, CT — A New Britain man is in custody on bonds totaling more than $100,000 after being arrested in Glastonbury on a half-dozen warrants related to thefts at the local Home Depot, police said.

The warrants were served to 37-year-old Adam Kaminski on June 18, according to arrest reports.

He was arraigned on June 20 and is due back before a judge on Aug. 2, according to judicial system records.

The six charges are:

• Third-degree larceny for an April 17 incident. The initial $50,000 bond was maintained in court.
• Fifth-degree larceny for a March 17 incident. The initial $5,000 bond was reduced to $1,000 in court.
• Fifth-degree larceny for a March 19 incident. The initial $10,000 bond was reduced in court to $1,000.
• Third-degree larceny for a March 30 caper. The initial $10,000 bond was kept by a judge.
• Third-degree larceny for an incident on April 3. The initial $20,000 bond was maintained in court.
• Third-degree larceny for a March 9 theft. The initial $50,000 bond was maintained in court.

The third-degree larceny charges are felonies involving thefts of items valued at more than $2,000.