Greenwich Police arrested an Oxford, CT man by warrant on Oct 8. Danly Jadon Vrine, now 19, was 18 when he allegedly committed Larceny and Identity Theft.
Police said the warrant stemmed from a case on April 28, 2026 investigated by the police ORCA unit involving the execution of wire fraud and the purchase of multiple money orders across post offices in Greenwich.
The accused, Mr. Vrine, and a co-conspirator were allegedly linked to an additional bank account that was compromised through an unauthorized wire transaction.
Vrine was charged with Larceny 1, Conspiracy to Commit Larceny 1, *§53a-129b(a)(2) Identity Theft 1st degree on 60 y/o >$5,000, Conspiracy to Commit Identity Theft 1st Degree on 60 y/o >$5,000, Money Laundering 2nd degree and Conspiracy to Commit Money Laundering 2nd degree.
*(Connecticut General Statutes § 53a-129b(a)(2) defines identity theft in the first degree when a person commits identity theft against a victim who is 60 years of age or older, and the value of the money, credit, goods, services, or property obtained exceeds $5,000).
Mr. Vrine was unable to post his $250,000 bond and was placed in a GPD cell block. He was assigned a court date in Stamford Superior Court on Oct 8.
According to the court website, Vrine, who was able to post bond on $20,000 is due back in court on Nov 24, 2026.