By Michelle Laczkoski/Daily News staff GHS Posted May 15, 2008 @ 09:55 PM
MILFORD — A local couple returned from their honeymoon this week to find their Purchase Street home had been broken into. When the newlyweds returned from Mexico, they found the groom's son and his friend had broken into their home and stole a credit card while they were away, police said. Following nearly a weeklong investigation, headed by Detective Jason Ball , the groom's son, Andrew Sprague, 20, of 2 Luby Ave., and Angelo Pisani, 19, 7 Orchard St., were arrested Wednesday. Before the couple returned home Monday, a visiting family member noticed a door had been pried open. When police looked around 107 Purchase St., they noticed a glass pane above the door was missing, according to court documents. The shattered glass was found in the kitchen garbage, leading police to speculate that the suspects knew the homeowners. Police said the two stole a Visa credit card and used it to buy a PlayStation 3 video game system, among other items. According to court documents, the two used the credit card at a gas station, Burger King and Store 24. Police said video surveillance obtained from several stores in town show Sprague and Pisani using the credit cards. The two were held overnight on $1,000 cash bail. Both pleaded not guilty at arraignments yesterday in Milford District Court. Assistant District Attorney Robert Shea asked Judge Robert Calagione to release the men. "It's unfortunate what occurred, but I'm confident efforts will be made immediately to undo the damages," said Shea. Sgt. Kenneth Kingkade said police were "familiar" with the pair. Both were charged with breaking and entering, malicious destruction of property over $250, two counts of forgery of documents, two counts of receiving stolen credit cards, credit card fraud under $250 and credit card fraud over $250, police said. Sprague and Pisani are set to appear back in court June 30 for a pretrial conference.
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