Crime & Safety
Stamford Male Arrested For Unlawful Restraint of Girlfriend, Child
The Stamford police blotter for Jan. 27-Jan. 30. All information is supplied by the Stamford Police Department, does not include convictions, and does not assume guilt or innocence.

Fernando Carmargo-Dutra, 24, was arrested at 2:15 a.m. on Sunday morning and charged with second degree unlawful restraint, second degree burglary charged disorderly conduct, and risk of injury to a child.
"He went to his ex-girlfriend's house; got in through a window. He was not invited," Vacarro said.
The suspect's ex-girlfriend, who had a child in her home, wanted Carmargo-Dutra to leave, but he wouldn't according to SPD's arrest report. When he wouldn't, she tried to leave, and he prevented her from doing so for some time. Eventually, he did leave, and his ex-girlfriend went to a private location with her child and called SPD.
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Carmago-Dutra turned himself in, and is now out on an undisclosed bond.
Galyma Antonyuk, 53, was arrested on Sunday and charged with sixth degree larceny.
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Ashley Depina, 21, Stamford, was arrested Sunday and charged with four counts of identity theft and one count of fifth degree larceny.
Ludi O. Perez, 32, Stamford, was arrested Saturday and charged with third degree assault, and three counts of risk of injury to a child.
Michael Ritchie, 47, Stamford, was arrested Monday and charged with disorderly conduct, third degree assault (elderly), and refusing fingerprinting.
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