Unwanted Guests Smash Wii at Fairfield Party

A Partridge Road resident reported to police over the weekend that two unwanted guests caused problems at a party for the complainant’s daughter.

According to the report, two males entered the complainant’s home during the party, took the family’s Wii, smashed it on the patio, and then left the scene.

The males haven’t been identified yet, but the complainant told police he has an idea of who the suspects might be.

This is under investigation.

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Also in the blotter...

A local university student was charged with disorderly conduct early Sunday after he allegedly hosted a large and loud party on Fairfield Beach Road, police said.

Nicholas Picciorello, 21, of Trumbull reportedly hosted a gathering with more than 100 guests, ushering in noise complaints and police response.

Picciorello was detained, charged, and released on a promise to appear in court on April 24.

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A Fairfield man was issued an infraction for possession of drug paraphernalia after police found several smoking pipes in his home, police said.

Christopher Andrea, 24, of Berwick Avenue originally called police to report glass bottles being thrown into his backyard. His residence is adjacent to Sky Hookah Lounge and he suspected the bottles were being thrown from the Kings Highway East establishment.

He showed police shards of glass bottles lining the fence of his backyard when the owner of Sky Hookah Lounge approached and told police that Andrea had been throwing glass pipes onto his property, Deputy Police Chief Lyddy said. Police saw what appeared to be broken glass pipes on the hookah lounge property.

There were more glass pipes readily visible inside the Berwick Avenue home, police said. Andrea reportedly admitted the pipes belonged to him and his roommates and that they were used to smoke marijuana -- though he didn’t have any weed on him at the time, according to the report.

The three pipes from the home were seized and tagged as evidence by police officers.

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The owner of a Nissan Maxima parked this weekend in the parking lot reported to police her car was broken in to.

According to the report, the passenger side window was smashed and $950 worth of items were stolen, including a Dooney & Bourke lunch bag, $250 in cash, a Canon camera, and various items from CVS and Bath and Body Works.

Police are investigating the report. The manager of Fairfield Cinemas reported a second vehicle had suffered a smashed window but it didn’t appear that anything had been stolen from the car.