9:29pm (1/1/2019) #Fairfield CT–Saveya Clapp was arrested and charged with Interfering with an Officer, Criminal Trespass 3rd , Burglary 3rd, Larceny 6th , Conspiracy to Commit Burglary 3rd and Conspiracy to Commit Larceny 6th after he was found to have entered several vehicles and engaged officers in a foot pursuit as the result of a suspicious person investigation. The complainant observed two subjects going in and out of driveways as they went down Ridgley Ave towards Kohls. There have been a number of vehicle break-ins over the last several weeks in this area.

In addition, a suspicious person call was made to Fairfield Police approximately 45 minutes prior in the same neighborhood for what was believed the same suspects. While in the area looking for subjects who were seen running in dark clothing and through backyards, several vehicles that appeared to have been entered were located in driveways on Ridgeley Ave. K9 Maverick, a certified patrol, and narcotics detection K9, to the area of 168 Ridgeley Ave where one of the vehicles were entered and upon being commanded to K9 Maverick began to track south through the yard where he quickly located several books in the side yard of the residence. The track continued into the backyard of 148 Ridgeley Ave and through several other backyards before coming out to Marlborough Ter and then turned east. The track continued on Marlborough Ter and then south on Greenfield St where K9 Maverick pulled directly up to a suspect (Clapp) who was being detained by officers. It was later determined that the books in the side yard of 168 Ridgeley Ave came from the entered vehicle in that driveway.

Clapp was issued a court date of 0930hrs on 1/10/19 at GA-2, 172 Golden Hill St, Bridgeport and released on a promise to appear.  (Fairfield Police Press Release)

9:29 pm (1/1/2019) #Fairfield CT – Saveya Clapp fue arrestado y acusado de Interferir con un Oficial, transgresor criminal, robo tercer grado, hurto sexto grado, conspiración para cometer robo tercer grado y conspiración para cometer hurto sexto grado, después se descubrió que habían varios vehículos con entrada forzada. Clapp involucro a oficiales en una búsqueda de pie, un resultado de una investigación de personas sospechosa. El demandante observó que dos personas entraban y salían de las entradas de carros en las casas, y bajaban por Ridgley Ave hacia Kohls. Habido una serie de robos de vehículos en las últimas semanas en esta área.

Además, se realizó una llamada de persona sospechosa a la policía de Fairfield aproximadamente 45 minutos antes en el mismo vecindario por lo que sería que eran los mismos sospechosos. Mientras se encontraba en el área buscando sujetos que se veían corriendo con ropa oscura y en los patios traseros, varios vehículos que parecían haber entradas forcados. Se encontraban en las calzadas de la avenida Ridgeley. K9 Maverick, un perro certificado de policia, y detección de narcóticos K9, fue al área de 168 Ridgeley Ave donde se ingresó a uno de los vehículos y al ordenado a K9, Maverick comenzó a rastrear hacia el sur a través del patio, donde rápidamente ubicó varios libros en el patio lateral de la residencia. La pista continuó en el patio trasero de 148 Ridgeley Ave y atravesó otros patios traseros antes de salir a Marlborough Ter y luego giro hacia el este. La pista continuó en Marlborough Ter y luego hacia el sur en Greenfield St, donde K9 Maverick se detuvo directamente ante un sospechoso (Clapp) que estaba siendo detenido por oficiales. Más tarde se determinó que los libros en el patio lateral de 168 Ridgeley Ave venían de uno de los vehículos que robaron.

A Clapp tiene una fecha de corte en 0930 hora el 1/10/19 en GA-2, 172 Golden Hill St, Bridgeport y se liberó con la promesa de comparecer. (Comunicado de prensa de la policía de Fairfield)

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