Milford Police Blotter | Sept. 13 - 16

By NJM -
Here are the latest arrests as reported by Milford police.

And, don't forget to check the UPDATED Milford Crime Map: Milford Crime Map

Name: Shakara Ingram, 19, New Haven 
Arrest date: Sept. 13, 6 p.m.
Pending charge(s): Breach of peace, assault on police, interfering with police
Name: Matthew Sheffield, 20, Hamden
Arrest date: Sept. 13, 6 p.m.
Pending charge(s): Breach of peace, violation of a protective order
Police say: There was a disturbance at the Westfield Connecticut Post Mall, and during the investigation, Ingram punched a police officer in the face. Sheffield and Ingram were arrested for being involved in a fight, which violated a protective order against Sheffield. 

 Name: Filipe Coelho, 23, Milford
Arrest date: Sept. 14 2:25 a.m.
Pending charge(s): Driving while intoxicated, failure to drive right
Police say: They stopped Coelho for a motor vehicle violation and discovered he was intoxicated. A test revealed he had an elevated blood-alcohol content. 

Name: Antwuan Everson, 32, Milford
Arrest date: Sept. 14, 4:45 a.m.
Pending charge(s): Possession of narcotics
Police say: After a stop for a motor vehicle violation, police found 3 grams of crack cocaine in Everson's car. 

Name: Kevin Dodson, 48, Stratford
Arrest date: Sept. 16, 5 a.m.
Pending charge(s): Possession of narcotics
Police say: After a stop for a motor vehicle violation, police found 5 grams of crack cocaine in Dodon's car. 

 Name: Rickson Selis, 25, Bridgeport
Arrest date: Sept. 15, 8:50 p.m.
Pending charge(s): Possession of a firearm while under the influence; failure to obey traffic signal; driving while intoxicated; failure to drive right
Police say: After a stop for a motor vehicle violation, police found Selis to be intoxicated. They found a 9 mm handgun on him, which he had a permit for, but isn't allowed to carry under the influence of alcohol. Police seized the weapon and the gun permit and sent them to the firearms licensing board. 

Name: Eduardo Figuero, 28, West Haven
Arrest date: Sept. 13, 7:30 p.m.
Pending charge(s): Carrying a dangerous weapon; sixth-degree larceny
Police say: Figueroa took $238 in merchandise from Wal-Mart without paying. After his arrest, police found a butterfly style knife on him.

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