Crime & Safety
Westport Man Accused of Forging Prescription at CVS
Former Fairfield resident Bradley Jack -- owner of the most expensive residential property in Fairfield -- was charged with second-degree forgery.
Bradley H. Jack, 53, of 290 North Avenue, Westport, was charged Friday with second-degree forgery after he turned himself into police Westport Police Department on a warrant stemming from an incident in November 2011.
At that time, Jack allegedly forged the date of a prescription for a controlled substance at which was made out to him by a doctor from Fairfield, police said. He posted $5,000 bond and was released for court March 21.
Jack was accused of a similar crime in June, 2011 where he allegedly tried to obtain Oxycontin and Ritalin from CVS.
Bradley is reportedly owner of the most expensive residential property in Fairfield -- a 20-acre waterfront estate on Sasco Hill Road in Fairfield, which he owns with his ex-wife, Karin Jack. The two are reportedly separated and Jack currently lives in Westport.
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