Police Reports: Burglary, Bogus I.D., Batteries Not Included

Minor Allegedly Attempts to Buy Alcohol

A 19-year-old Bob White Terrace girl allegedly tried to purchase a six pack of Twisted Tea and a six pack of Mike's Hard Lemonade from GlenRo Spirit Shoppe, 487 Monroe Turnpike, Wednesday.

The cashier recognized the teenager and knew she was not 21 and the customer tried to use a fake New York driver's license to complete the transaction, police said.

Brenda Casey was issued a misdemeanor summons for misuse of a license, misrepresentation of age and an attempt to procure liquor by a minor. She was released on a promise to appear in court May 24.

Burglary on Pastors Walk

A man visiting his parents' Pastors Walk home May 15 saw another vehicle in the driveway. The driver got out of the car before entering the house through the garage, according to the report.

Police said the man called 911 and officers found Rogerio Atilho, 53, of Old Field Road in Trumbull in the house with drill bits, a tape measure, files and some tools. He told officers he had authorization to be there and to take things from the garage, police said, adding no verification could be found.

Atilho was charged with third-degree burglary, second-degree criminal trespass and sixth-degree larceny. Bond was set at $2,000 for a May 25 court date.

Stolen Car Batteries

The owner of the Monroe Turnpike Service Center, which is the Sunoco station at 396 Monroe Turnpike, told police May 14 that two batteries were stolen from under the hoods of a '92 Cadillac and a '95 GMC pick up truck sometime overnight, according to the report.

Police said the vehicles, owned by customers, were parked in the lot for service.