Milford Arrest Log: July 17‑18, 2026 Highlights

On July 17, 2026, officers in Milford took a 35‑year‑old woman from New Haven into custody on two active warrants. The warrants allege two counts of sixth‑degree larceny – the result of a shop‑lifting episode at a Target store earlier that year. According to the log, she allegedly walked out with $543 worth of merchandise on two consecutive days in March. The court set her bond at $5,000, and she’s expected to appear before a judge on July 20.

That same afternoon, a 54‑year‑old Milford resident was booked for disorderly conduct after a heated argument at her home turned messy. Police say she shattered a glass and hurled food in the kitchen, prompting a domestic‑violence response. She was released on her own recognizance, with a promise to show up in court on July 20.

Just a day later, on July 18, a 36‑year‑old Milford man found himself on the police log twice. The first incident involved a call to New Haven Avenue, where the man was reportedly on property from which he had already been barred. He was charged with first‑degree criminal trespass, then released with a promise to appear on August 14.

Later that evening, the same individual returned to the same location. That second visit triggered a new first‑degree criminal trespass charge. This time a $500 bond was posted, and a court date was set for July 20. The repeated offense underscores the city’s strict stance on trespassing.

All of these entries are drawn from the Milford Police Department’s public arrest log, and, as the report notes, they remain allegations – no convictions have been recorded at this point.