On November 16th Fairfield Police arrested BIANCA GARNETT, AGE 29 with the following
charges:

Conspiracy to Commit Prostitution (2 Counts)
• Criminal Attempt to Commit Prostitution
• Prostitution
Fairfield Police arrested and charged Garnett with prostitution following a several month-long
an investigation into illegal activity in a Fairfield neighborhood. In July, the Police Department began
receiving complaints from concerned citizens of what they allegedly believed was drug transactions
and prostitution centered around Garnett’s Rosemere Avenue home.
Police had recently completed an investigation into this neighborhood in May, which culminated in
the arrest of Bianca Garnett on May 28th. During that investigation, Garnett was arrested and
charged with Prostitution.
Shortly after the May arrest, police continued to receive neighborhood complaints reporting the same
patterns of behavior, to include Garnett having brief interactions with cars pulling up to Garnett’s
home, men entering Garett’s home for brief periods of time, men accessing Garnett’s home utilizing
neighboring yards, an influx of vehicular traffic in the area, and suspiciously parked cars during the
overnight hours.
Detectives again began to investigate the home of Garnett. It was discovered that she had been
involved in prostitution out of her home and Detectives found her to be marketing her services
through online advertising. On November 16th police arrested Garnett on a Superior Court arrest
warrant charging her with prostitution-related charges. Garnett has a court set bond of $75,000.
This arrest was a culmination of investigative efforts by Detectives utilizing neighborhood witnesses,
surveillance efforts, search warrants and interviews of cooperating individuals.
“We want to thank the concerned residents who reached out about this illegal activity going on in
their neighborhood,” Chief Lyddy said. “Thanks to the extensive and thorough investigation by our
officers, particularly the Quality of Life Unit, we were able to put a stop to the criminal activity going
on in that area.”
The mission of the Quality of Life Unit is to focus on the resolution of high-level community related
issues.

By Stephen Krauchick

DoingItLocal is run by Steve Krauchick. Steve has always had interest with breaking news even as an early teen, opting to listen to the Watergate hearings instead of top 40 on the radio. His interest in news spread to become the communities breaking news leader in Connecticut’s Fairfield County. He strongly believes that the public has right to know what is happening in their backyard and that government needs to be transparent. Steve also likes promoting local businesses.

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