Police Reports: A Lewd Comment, Thefts, An Arrest

The following arrest information was supplied by the Monroe Police Department. It does not indicate a conviction.

Warrant Arrest

A police investigation of a stolen cell phone reported taken at Monroe Car Wash on Main Street on July 2, led to a warrant for the arrest of employee, Manuel Sagnay, 52, of Bridgeport on Friday.

Police said Sagnay, who had received a letter notifying him of the arrest warrant, flagged down an officer near the car wash Friday night to turn himself in.

Sagnay of North Avenue was charged with sixth-degree larceny and released on $500 bond for a Sept. 16 court date.

A Lewd Comment

A young female employee of the Lake Zoar Drive-In on Route 34 made a complaint about an harassing phone call she received around 5:44 Friday night.

The employee takes orders over the phone and police said a man called and made a lewd comment, telling the woman that she had taken his order at the eatery 15 minutes earlier. She told her manager that she recognized the voice as that of a customer who came in earlier, according to police.

Police said they are working with the phone company in their investigation of the incident.

Theft from Vehicle

A theft from a motor vehicle was reported on Sunday night, though police said the incident had actually taken place the previous night.

The victim told an officer he had parked outside Mac's Canteen on Main Street and came back to his 2003 Chevy Blazer two hours later to find contents from his glove compartment lying on the front passenger seat.

Missing was a black and gray High Sierra backpack containing a $100 calculator, two textbooks, notebooks and pens, according to the report. Due to mechanical problems, police said the victim told them he cannot lock his doors.