Greenwich Man Faces Tampering with a Witness Charge

A Greenwich man is facing a tampering with a witness charge, among others, following his arrest Monday.

The charges of second-degree harassment, tampering with a witness and violation of a protection order were included in an arrest warrant that originally started with the suspect’s arrest back on Aug. 30 in connection with a domestic dispute incident, according to a Greenwich Police report and the Connecticut Judicial Branch website.

Juan Sigua, 36, of 84 Oak Ridge St. Greenwich, surrendered to police on Jan. 5. He was originally held in lieu of court set bond of $100,000, according to police.

According to the Judicial Branch website, Sigua was arrested on Aug. 30 on charges of third-degree assault, interfering with a 9-11 call and disorderly conduct.

According to the Connecticut Judicial Branch website, he was released on a reduced bond of $50,000 after his Jan. 6 appearance in state Superior Court in Stamford.

He’s scheduled to return to court Jan. 13, according to the website.

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