EAST GRANBY, Conn. — Police credit a motion-activated camera with helping them capture a suspect in three cases of feces being found in the middle of a Connecticut cul-de-sac.
The first two incidents happened on Nov. 7 and 16. A motion-activated camera was installed and on Dec. 5 it recorded Malone's vehicle after another feces incident.
Police describe the street as being undeveloped, according to WTIC.
Holly Malone, 43, was taken into custody after an unrelated traffic stop connected her to the vehicle in the video.
She was charged with breach of peace and creating hazardous conditions. Malone was released on bond and is scheduled to be arraigned on March 1.
Police said Malone told them she is lactose intolerant and sometimes is "stupid" and doesn't avoid dairy. She said she apologized for her actions.
The first two incidents happened on Nov. 7 and 16. A motion-activated camera was installed and on Dec. 5 it recorded Malone's vehicle after another feces incident.
Police describe the street as being undeveloped, according to WTIC.
Holly Malone, 43, was taken into custody after an unrelated traffic stop connected her to the vehicle in the video.
She was charged with breach of peace and creating hazardous conditions. Malone was released on bond and is scheduled to be arraigned on March 1.
Police said Malone told them she is lactose intolerant and sometimes is "stupid" and doesn't avoid dairy. She said she apologized for her actions.