Police Reports: Burglary on Hattertown Road

A 13-year-old boy coming home from school Thursday afternoon noticed a window had been damaged in front of his family's Hattertown Road home, according to a police report.

Inside, the house had been ransacked and police detectives are now investigating a burglary. The victims are taking an inventory of their belongings to determine what items are missing.

The incident, which occurred near the Newtown line, was reported at 3:59 p.m.

Anyone who saw suspicious cars on the road or anything out of the norm that day, should call Det. Mark Abriola at 203-452-2831, ext. 1210.

Lt. Brian McCauley advises all residents to be vigilant about protecting their neighborhoods.

"If you see cars that don't belong in your neighborhood or something not quite right, call us," he said. "We'd rather investigate and see it was nothing."

The police department's main number is 203-261-3622.

Warrant arrest

A Hattertown Road woman turned herself in on a warrant at 3:40 p.m. Thursday with charges stemming from a domestic incident involving a juvenile on Sept. 4.

Maryellen Deegan, 62, of Hattertown Road was charged with risk of injury, third-degree assault and second-degree reckless endangerment. She was released on a promise to appear in court Sept. 17.