Wilton Police Blotter: Aug. 14-17

WILTON, CT — Here's a look at what the police have been up to over the past few days:

On Monday, Bail King LLC bail enforcement agents escorted Lance Lauture, 26, of Maplewood Terrace in Norwalk to Wilton Police Headquarters.

The Wilton police took Lauture into custody on charges of second-degree failure appear in court. He was processed and released after posting his bond of 10 percent of $1,000.

Lauture is scheduled to appear before Norwalk Superior Court on Oct. 15.

On Sunday, a silver iPhone was located in front of Stop n Shop 5 River Road in Wilton. Police are urging anyone missing a phone that may have been lost in that area to contact the Wilton PD at 203-834-6260.

On Saturday at around 6 a.m., an officer observed a 2014 Honda CR-V traveling at speeds as low as 15 mph in a designated 40 mph zone crossing over the double yellow and white fog lines multiple times. The police pulled the motorist over near the intersection of Danbury Road and New Street.

In his report, the officer said the driver, Terrance Burden, 39, of 1273 Nicholas Avenue in Stratford, was "slurring his speech, unable to answer simple questions, and at times was incoherent" when pulled over. Burden failed a standardized field sobriety test, and "throughout the test he was swaying on his feet, unable to follow directions, and slurred his speech heavily," according to police.

A breath test revealed a blood alcohol concentration level of 0.00. Police then asked Burden to submit to a urine test, and he refused, according to the report.

Further investigation revealed Burden was carrying 4.5 grams of marijuana in his pockets, police said.

While Burden was in their custody, police learned that he had an outstanding warrant for violation of probation. Police served him the warrant, and Burden was able to make contact with a bail agent to post the $25,000 bond.

The new charges against Burden were DUI, possession of less than 0.5 ounces of marijuana, and failure to maintain proper lane.

Burden was issued a $100 bond and is scheduled to appear before Superior Court in New London on Aug. 31.

On Friday, a Fawn Ridge Lane resident had her vehicle stolen from her driveway in the overnight hours, according to police.

"At this time it is believed the vehicle was unlocked and keys inside the vehicle," the police report said.

Anyone with any more information is urged to contact the Wilton Police Department at 203-834-6260.

Also on Friday, a single key attached to a key chain was found in the Kristine Lilly Parking Lot near the entrance to the track. Anyone looking for a key matching the description of this one or has any information regarding the key, should contact the Wilton Police Department at 203-834-6260. Reference case #2000008301.