Crime & Safety
Bond Quadrupled In Stafford Home Invasion Case
A man charged with home invasion in Stafford had his bond quadrupled after his arrest and court appearance.

STASFFORD, CT — A man charged with home invasion in Stafford had his bond quadrupled after his arrest and court appearance last week.
Jonathan Forcier, 25, was arrested and held on a $25,000 bond Nov. 20 and appeared in court on Nov. 21. On Monday, he remained in custody on a $100,000 bond and is due back before a judge on Dec. 7, court records show.
State police broke up a disturbance on Orcuttville Road the same day Forcier was arrested, a report indicates.
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He was charged with:
- Home invasion
- Risk of injury to a child
- Second-degree criminal mischief
- Interfering with police
- Disorderly conduct
- Third-degree assault
- Second-degree threatening
- Second-degree reckless endangerment
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