FAIRFIELD, Conn. Five cars were broken into between Thursday night and Friday morning in Fairfield. Three break-ins took place in the same neighborhood where two cars were stolen the previous night.
All five of the cars that were left unlocked.
Two of the incidents occurred on Lisbon Drive. In one case, the thieves took a $500 Toshiba laptop computer and a $100 Nook e-reader from a car parked in a driveway. In the second case, there were signs that the car was searched, but nothing was missing. Another break-in occurred in the same area, on Davis Road. Again, nothing was stolen but the car was clearly rummaged through.
Both streets connect to Adley Road, where two cars were stolen between 10:30 p.m., Wednesday and 4:30 a.m., Thursday. The other two break-ins on Thursday night occurred further south. About $8 in cash was taken from a car parked on Campfield Drive. Another car on nearby Louis Street was broken into, but nothing was missing.
Also from the police blotter:
? Jamie Lucas, 40, of Trumbull, and Jacqueline Renard, 25, of Norwalk, were both charged Thursday after police found them in a Fairfield hotel room with cocaine, police say. The two were in a room at the Best Western on Kings Highway Cutoff at the time of the arrest. Hotel staff called the police after hearing a loud argument coming from the room, with a male voice threatening a female.
Police entered the room with help from the front desk staff. A bag filled with cocaine, bent spoons and hypodermic needles were sitting on a dresser in plain view, according to the police report. They also discovered a glass pipe with what appeared to be residue from crack cocaine on Renard.
Lucas was charged with possession of narcotics and drug paraphernalia. Reneard was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia. Both were released on a promise to appear in court, and will face the charges on Nov. 15.
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