Crime & Safety

Case Against Wilton Firefighter Will No Longer Be Pursued

The criminal case against Michael Michelson was considered "nolle" during a pre-trial on Wednesday, according to The Hour.

 

Michael Michelson, , and his wife Paula Halloran, both pleaded no contest to first-degree larceny and conspiracy to commit first-degree larceny in Stamford Superior Court on Wednesday, according to The Hour.

Michelson's was considered "nolle" during the pre-trial, according to the court clerk's office, meaning that criminal charges against Michelson will no longer be pursued. Michelson was last month.

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Halloren received five years of probation and has been ordered to pay $14,000 in restitution and transfer her Rhode Island property to the victim, according to her lawyer Edward McManus.

Last year, New Canaan police had said that an 81 year-old Greenwich woman who was suffering from “‘cognitive issues’” allegedly wrote the couple checks totaling n between 2005 and 2008, but since the statute of limitations on larceny is only five years, the accused could only be charged with “."

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as a front and used the money to furnish a home in Block Island. New Canaan police arrested Michelsen and his wife, Paula Halloran, now age 40, of New Canaan, on Feb. 25 of 2011.


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