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The incident happened early on Jan. 2, at Hindley School, located at 10 Nearwater Lane, Darien police said. Around 2:30 a.m., officers were checking on a suspicious vehicle parked at the school when they found Jonathan Havanick, 27, asleep inside, police said.
According to authorities, officers noticed glassine bags with white powder residue, commonly used for narcotics packaging, in the driver’s door storage area. Further investigation revealed more evidence, including a cell phone with cocaine residue, a straw, and credit cards with white powder residue.
A field test confirmed the substance was cocaine, police said. Havanick was charged with use of drug paraphernalia and possession of a controlled substance – first offense. He was taken into custody and processed on the listed charges.
Unable to post bond, Havanick was transported to Stamford Superior Court, according to the police report. A court date is scheduled for Jan. 16.
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