Crime & Safety
Troop C Log: The Latest Connecticut State Police Arrests
The latest state police arrests in Tolland County.

Editor's Note: One or more names in this report have been redacted in light of additional documentation provided regarding this case.
TOLLAND, CT — Here are the latest arrests made by Connecticut State Police out of the Troop C barracks.
Arrest log information reflects charges filed, which are not indications of guilt.
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Sept. 11
UNION, CT — Stephen Wuchevich, 53, of Walnut Creek, NC, was charged with second-degree threatening and disorderly conduct after an altercation on Stickney Hill Road.
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ELLINGTON, CT — Michael Williams, 45, of Vernon, was charged with third-degree burglary in connection with an incident on Mountain Street.
Sept. 13
VERNON, CT — Timothy Wright, 42, of Ellington, was charged with driving under the influence, a lane violation and interfering with police officers, in connection with an incident on Interstate 84.
Sept. 14
TOLLAND, CT — Alexander Cruz, 39, of Manchester was charged on a warrant with violation of a protective order.
MANSFIELD, CT — Bradley Gonzalez, 43, of Hartford, was charged with driving under the influence, the use of drug paraphernalia, driving while under suspension, driving without minimum insurance, falsifying a marker plate, and driving an unregistered vehicle after a stop on Route 195.
Sept. 16
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STORRS, CT — Glorylynn Zaccaria, 23, of Mansfield, was charged with second -degree breach of peace and third-degree assault after an incident outside Blaze Pizza.
TOLLAND, CT — Mikael Arre, 31, of Tolland, was charged with disorderly conduct after a disturbance on Buff Cap Road.
Sept. 17
TOLLAND, CT — Michael Leclair, 46, of Tolland, was charged on on one warrant for driving under the influence, interfering with police and failure to carry a driver's license. On a second warrant, he was charged with first-degree larceny.
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