Aswad Malik Drummond. May 23, 2017 Photo: Courtesy Greenwich Police Dept
On May 18 Greenwich Police arrested a Greenwich man on an outstanding warrant for an incident that took place back in 2016.
According to Greenwich Police press information officer, Lt David Nemecek, Aswad Malik Drummond, 28, of 7 Columbus Ave in Greenwich, was a suspect in a strong-arm robbery in central Greenwich that took place in November 2016.
Drummond allegedly knocked a woman down, stole her purse and subsequently attempted to use stolen credit cards.
Greenwich Police Detectives worked the case and developed a suspect before arresting Mr. Drummond on a warrant on Thursday.
Wanted poster for Mr. Aswad Malik Drummond. Photo Town of Greenwich Website
Drummond was charged with Robbery 3, Assault 3, Larcney 2, Credit Card Theft, Illegal Use of Credit Card, Identity Theft 3, Criminal Attempt to Receive Good/Services by Illegal Use of Credit Card (multiple counts).
His bond was set at $100,000, which he was unable to post.
When police arrested Mr. Drummond, they discovered there was also an active warrant for Failure to Appear originating from Connecticut State Police’s Troop G.
Drummond was also charged with Failure to Appear, for which bond was set at $25,000.
He has a court date in Stamford Superior Court on June 1, 2017.