Police: Fairfield Beach Road Break-In Reported

say waterfront residents should be vigilant following two reports of a suspicious person on Fairfield Beach Road Thursday night, including one break-in.

According to Sgt. Sue Lussier, public information officer for the Fairfield Police Department, an Xbox was reported stolen at 9 p.m. from 1317 Fairfield Beach Road. During what Lussier called a “pretty bold” break-in there, the suspect apparently entered through a rear sliding door that faced the beach while two roommates were at home, and took the Xbox, two controllers, two bottles of beer and a bottle of wine.

“[One of the roommates] located all the items, with the exception of the Xbox, on the beach a short distance from the bottom of the rear staircase,” Lussier said.

Meanwhile, at 9:17 p.m. just up the street at 1275 Fairfield Beach Road, a woman called police to report a suspicious person she saw on her property through a kitchen window, Lussier said.

The woman described the man as a tall, bald white male in a dark sweatshirt.

“She saw someone run past a window, became frightened and walked over to the front door to see who it was and he was walking down the driveway,” Lussier said. “She yelled at him and called 911.”

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A 22-year-old Milford woman faces misdemeanor charges for creating what police call a disturbance at a health care facility in Fairfield.

Madison Lewis, of Botsford Avenue, was arrested at 11:06 a.m. Thursday and charged with breach of peace and criminal trespass following reports that she became upset with a doctor at Brighter Concepts Health Care Service who had told her she no longer would be a patient there.

According to police, Lewis is accused of thrice striking the facility’s front door at 2000 Post Road, walking in and out of the office, yelling at staff and possibly bringing down window blinds.

Damage was assessed at about $150. She was released after promising to appear March 26 in state Superior Court.

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Police are investigating a report that a car parked at ’s rear lot was broken into some time after Thursday late afternoon.

When the vehicle’s driver returned to the car, she discovered that the driver’s side door locking mechanism had been broken ($250), and that a GPS ($150) and iPod Touch with power cord ($235) were missing.

Ed's Note: Arrest and investigation information is supplied by the Fairfield Police Department. It doesn't indicate convictions.