TRUMBULL, CT — Below are notable arrests from Trumbull Police during late February. Those charged are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.
- Stephen Bratz, 32, of Bridgeport was charged with interfering with police after he gave a false name to officers Feb. 29, according to police. Two people in the Tanager Lane area reported that a suspicious unknown man asked if they needed landscaping services. Police stopped Bratz's vehicle and noticed a 5-year-old child was in the front seat, according to police. Bratz had an active arrest warrant from Stratford Police as well.
- Orlando Rodriguez, 38, of Bridgeport was charged with sixth-degree shoplifting and trespassing Feb. 25 after he stole $187 worth of items from Macy's, according to police. He had previously been banned from the store.
- Javier Reyes, 18, of Milford was charged with first-degree criminal mischief Feb. 28. Reyes had vandalized a Silver Lane parking garage with spray paint, police said.
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