Twice in one week Darien residents were given the ultimate put-down by a burglar or burglars — the thief didn’t want their stuff. Two town residents told police their cars, each parked in the victim’s driveway, were entered overnight from June 18 to 19 (last Thursday to Friday), and a third vehicle burglary occurred a few days before but in two cases the stolen items were found by the side of a road. All the burglaries were in the Noroton section of town, and two of them happened close by each other; the other, within a couple of miles. One or more credit cards from one of the stolen wallets was used at a Target store in Connecticut, and police in that community have a suspect, so Darien police may be charging someone in connection with at least one of the thefts. Here are descriptions of each incident as given by Darien police:
Warner Drive
A 2010 Nissan Sentra parked in the driveway of a home on Warner Drive between 11 p.m. Thursday and 9 a.m. Friday was entered after the front passenger window was smashed.
