Crime & Safety
Faulty Home Alarm Leads to Man's Arrest
Naugatuck police found no signs of forced entry but discovered something they didn't expect.
NAUGATUCK - A local man has a faulty security alarm to blame for his arrest.
Police responded to 51 Celentano Drive for a report of a house alarm on Aug. 26 and found something they didn’t expect: marijuana plants in the backyard. As police were searching the property for evidence of a break in, four plants were found growing in pots under the deck of the home.
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Kyle Sarra, 33, who lives at that Celentano Drive address, was charged with cultivation of marijuana and possession of a controlled substance. He was released on a $1,000 surety bond and will be arraigned Wednesday at Waterbury Superior Court.
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