2 Charged After Cops Find Stolen Car, Heroin In North Stonington

NORTH STONINGTON, CT — What state police said was a team effort between troopers and Stonington and Montville Police departments, the latter with a K9 officer, a stolen car tracked via GPS led investigators to a North Stonington house Sunday Dec. 29, where two men were arrested, and the car and 71 bags of heroin were found.

According to Connecticut State Police Troop E and court records, Kyle Bolduc, 21, of New London, and Seth Neborsky, 20, of Hartford are accused of having stolen a car and credit card from Amherst, Massachusetts.

The car owner told cops the global tracking on their Subaru pinged at a North Stonington home. With the aid of Stonington Police and Montville Police, Nebrosky was arrested and, police said, he had 71 bags of heroin. But Bolduc took off into the woods and while tracked by K9, was reported to have banged on the door of a neighbor who promptly called 911.

Bolduc was charged with first-degree larceny, interfering with a police officer, and felony conspiracy. Bolduc already had an outstanding warrant for a failure to appear in a Manchester court. He was also charged with first-degree violation of probation on a 2018 larceny conviction.

In January of 2019, Bolduc, then listed as being from Manchester, was charged with burglary, larceny and car theft in connection with the 2018 case.

Nebrosky was charged with first-degree larceny, felony conspiracy, possession of a controlled substance and possession of narcotics with intent to sell. Nebrosky was arrested in 2018 in connection with a Manchester carjacking. The 20-year-old has a long rap sheet with numerous convictions. according to the state judiciary.

Both were ordered held on $50,000 bond.

Troop E wrote on Facebook that the effort was "Another fine example of inter-agency operability to keep the public safe."