Crime & Safety
Skipped Court Dates On MV Charges Cost Vernon Man $50K In Bonds
Skipped court dates on a bunch of motor vehicle charges led to more than $50,000 worth of bonds on a Vernon's man's cases.
VERNON, CT — Skipped court dates on mostly motor vehicle charges led to more than $50,000 worth of bonds on a Vernon's man's five cases, records show.
Bail enforcement agents corralled34-year-old Sean Menko at 3:19 a.m. Tuesday and brought him to the Vernon Police Department.
Five re-Arrest warrants had been issued for him, rercords show.
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In addition to the motor vehicle charges, he has a case involving criminal impersonation and third-degree larceny charges, records show.
Menko was to appear in court later on Tuesday, police said.
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His bonds on the warrants were: $15,000; $10,000; $5,000; $20,000; and $2,500, records show.
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