More Charges For Manchester Man In Car Burglary/Theft Case

MANCHESTER/SOUTH WINDSOR, CT — South Windsor police have charged a Manchester man already implicated in a car burglary and theft case.

On Friday, South Windsor Police arrested Kyle Bolduc, 20, of Manchester, on a warrant at Manchester Superior Court. He was charged with conspiracy to commit third-degree-burglary and conspiracy to commit third-degree identity theft, police said.

Bolduc was held at court on $10,000 surety bond and was later arraigned Friday morning.

His charges stem from a 2018 car burglary investigation, police said. Bolduc was caught in a stolen car with a wallet belonging to a South Windsor resident that he had taken during a car burglary, police said.

At 2:20 a.m. on June 20, a Manchester Police sergeant observed three suspicious vehicles at the Food Bag store at 116 East Center St., according to a report. One of the vehicles — a silver Subaru Forester — was reported as being stolen out of Manchester the previous night. The vehicles left the Food Bag and headed westbound on Center Street and police tried to pull the Subaru over, but it continued westbound on Center Street, according to a report.

The pursuit continued onto Interstate-84 Westbound and into Hartford, police said. The vehicle stopped in the area of Gillette Street in Hartford and the occupants then fled on foot, a report indicates.

Manchester Officers were assisted by both Hartford Police and the State Police, and the two suspects from the Subaru were apprehended a short time later.

South Windsor Deputy Chief Scott Custer said a wallet missing after a car burglary on Ash Street the night before was found in the Subaru and charges are likely to be filed in that case. A vehicle matching the Subaru's description was seen in the area at the time of the theft, he added.

The passenger was identified as Bolduc. He was charged with:

• Second-degree larceny
• Conspiracy to commit second-degree larceny
• Sixth-degree larceny (two counts)
• Conspiracy to commit sixth-degree larceny (two counts)
• Reckless endangerment
• Second-degree criminal trover
• Possession of a facsimile firearm

He was held overnight on a $250,000 bond and was to appear in court later on Wednesday, police said.

Photo Credit: Manchester police

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