In a swift operation, law enforcement in Waterbury apprehended three residents connected to an automobile theft. Authorities stated that the incident unfolded in the early afternoon when officers conducting routine patrols noticed a vehicle reported missing parked along Hillside Avenue. After a comprehensive investigation, the police managed to detain the occupants of the vehicle and two additional individuals found nearby.

The arrested individuals face various charges related to the stolen vehicle. Kevon Mahadeo, aged 39 and from Torrington, faces multiple accusations including possession of drug paraphernalia, narcotics possession, and first-offense motor vehicle larceny. Carmen Rivera, a 42-year-old resident of Waterbury, is charged with possession of drug paraphernalia and first-offense motor vehicle larceny. Jimmy Stevenson, 46 years old, also stands accused of first-offense motor vehicle larceny.

Community vigilance plays a crucial role in maintaining public safety. Law enforcement encourages residents to report any suspicious activities or information regarding stolen vehicles promptly. By fostering a collaborative environment between citizens and authorities, we can enhance community security and uphold the rule of law.