Mcmillian
Shelton police arrested a Waterbury man Monday when he went to the police station to pick up a bag he owned that allegedly contained drugs.
According to a prepared statement from Detective Christopher Nugent, police had responded to an incident involving 23-year-old Davie Mcmillian in Shelton at some point Monday.
The statement did not provide details about the initial incident.
But, hours later, according to Nugent, a caller
“Hours after the incident Shelton Police were contacted and informed that Mcmillian left a bag behind and wanted to turn it over to the Police,” Nugent said. “The caller informed the Police it appeared to contain some type of drugs inside it.”
Cops retrieved the bag, which police said “contained a moderate amount of crack cocaine.”
“A short period of time later Mcmillian arrived at the Police Department to reclaim the bag, which he left behind earlier in the day,” Nugent said. “Mcmillian entered the Police Department Lobby with a female, who was identified as a victim, which had a full no contact protective order against Mcmillian.”
Police did not detail the relationship between the female and Mcmillian, or why there was a protective order against him.
According to police, “Mcmillian positively identified all the items in the bag, which were left behind by him earlier in the day.”
Police then charged him with illegal possession of narcotics and violation of a protective order.
He was held on $11,000 bond and arraigned Tuesday at Superior Court in Derby, where a judge released him on a promise to appear in court.
He is scheduled to return to court in Derby Nov. 2.
