Wilton PD Reports Court Cases Tied To Traffic Stop And Theft Investigations

WILTON, CT — Wilton police reported several recent cases involving outstanding warrants and theft investigations, according to criminal information summaries released by the department.

On Feb. 5, officers stopped a blue Honda SUV on Danbury Road after observing it straddling the dotted line separating two southbound lanes. Police identified the driver as Joyce Abbi Murphy, 65, of Newtown, who was found to be the subject of an active court-issued warrant for first-degree failure to appear. The warrant stemmed from Murphy’s failure to appear in Danbury Superior Court on Jan. 28 in connection with an earlier incident in Brookfield. Murphy posted 7 percent of a court-set $50,000 bond and is scheduled to appear in Danbury Superior Court on Feb. 17.

In a separate matter, police said Dashuri Cera, 48, of Brookfield, arrived at Wilton Police Department headquarters on Feb. 3 and turned himself in on an active court-issued warrant. The case dates back to Dec. 18, 2025, and includes charges of fourth-degree larceny and conspiracy to commit fourth-degree larceny. Cera posted a $25,000 bond and is scheduled to appear in Stamford Superior Court on Feb. 17.

Police also provided an update on an investigation that began July 23, 2025, after tires and rims were reported stolen from a vehicle at a Wilton business. The investigation identified Johnathan Elvis Sifuentes, 22, of Middletown, as a suspect. On Feb. 5, Sifuentes was taken into custody at Stamford Superior Court on the strength of a court-issued warrant. He was charged with third-degree larceny and was arraigned the same day. Bond in the case was set at $150,000.