Police Reports: Warrant Arrest for Stolen Baby Formula

A warrant arrest

A Sherman man was arrested at the Stratford Police Department on a Monroe warrant Monday night.

Robert Harmonay Jr., 21, of Orchard Beach Road, who was being held in Stratford on unrelated charges, allegedly stole 40 12-ounce cans of baby formula valued at $13.50 each from Stop & Shop, 470 Monroe Turnpike, on June 23.

Police said an employee jotted down the license plate number on Harmonay's truck when he left the parking lot.

Harmonay was charged with sixth-degree larceny, was held on $500 bond, and went to court Tuesday morning.

Computers' lose their memory

The Stepney Elementary School principal told police Aug. 26 that memory and RAM was stolen from computers in several classrooms.

Police said there were no signs of forced entry. Det. Michael Chaves, the department's computer forensics specialist, is heading the investigation.

Cash and jewelry stolen

A 67-year-old Darien woman told police Aug. 22 that she had a cardboard box with jewelry and $500 cash in the trunk of her car when she played golf at Whitney Farms Golf Course, 175 Shelton Road.

After she was done playing, she noticed the box was gone, police said, adding she was not sure if she locked her doors.

The victim reportedly intended to move the contents of the box to a safe deposit box, but did not that day because it was a Sunday and the bank was closed.

Police are investigating.