Passed-Out Driver Violates Curfew, Protective Order At Fox Hill Tower: Vernon Cops

VERNON, CT — A teen driver found passed out in a vehicle at Vernon's Fox Hill Tower not only ignored a curfew, but multiple protective orders as well, a police report indicates.

Vernon police said the incident took place just after 3 a.m. Sunday.

According to an arrest report, an officer on routine patrol encountered a running vehicle a the tower when driving through Henry Park.

The driver, identified as Robert Bishun, a 19-year-old from Berlin, was located asleep in the driver's seat, according to an arrest report.

A female passenger was asleep in the back seat, according to an arrest report.

Trouble was, he was not supposed to be with her, according to a trio of court-issued protective orders, police said. The park also closes at dusk.

Judicial system records indicate the protective orders originated with an April arrest.

He was being held on bonds totaling $30,000, according to judicial system records. He is expected back in court on July 23, records show.

Violating a protective order is a felony in Connecticut.