ARREST WARRANT AFFIDAVIT STATE OF CONNECTICUT CONTINUATION PAGE INSTRUCTIONS: SUPERIOR COURT SD-CR-64 Rev, 10-04 ‘The jurats to be competed for each page ofthe atdavit 2.68. §54.28 ‘The prosecuterial offal and judgeyudge trial referee are to dato Pe coun sed aes. {and sign o nial each page to indicate that they have reviewed ft ‘RARE AND RESIDENCE (Foun) OF ACOUSED COURTTOBERELDAT foun) | GAO, Passanisi, Angelo 222 MAIN ST, Middletown, CT Middletown 09 AFFIDAVIT The undersigned affiant, being sworn, deposes and says: their corporate security 13.0n 10-22-09 | conducted a neighborhood canvass in the area of Passanisi's residence. | spoke to residents that live in the area and who may have heard a collision late on 9-22-09 or early 9-23-09. All of the residents that | spoke to all stated that they did not hear any type of crash or noise that would have resulted as a result of a "side swipe". One neighbor stated that she has four adults living in her house and her male partners a light sleeper. She thought it was odd when she found out that Passanisi's vehicle was hit in front of their residence because she thought for sure that someone would have heard it. Many of the residents also were suprised to hear that Passanisis vehicle was hit while it was parked on ‘he roadway. They stated that Passanisi always parks his vehicle in his driveway and never in the road. ‘4s I was conducting the canvass, | saw that Passanisi was outside of his residence. | walked over to him and explained that I was assigned to investigate the accident and that | would be in the area. He said that 1e understood and heard that | was assigned to investigate the incident. | asked where his vehicle was sarked when it was hit and he pointed to the north west corner of the driveway and told me it was parked on the roadway, just west of the driveway. He advised me that he has a lawyer and gave me his name and number and | then told him that | will be in touch with him at a later date. | then walked to the area of he road, where he pointed out. | looked for any physical evidence that would have been left behind if the sollision had happened there. There were no signs of any physical damage in the area in which he sointed to. | looked on the roadway, on the grassy area near the corner of the driveway and on the sriveway itself and | did not see any sort of debris. There was a telephone pole near the comer of the iriveway and | looked to see if it had any damage to the area that either vehicle could have made contact vith it and | did not see any damage to the pole. No evidence was located and | then left the area. |4.On 10-27-09, | had two search and seizure warrants signed by Judge Vitale at Middlesex Superior Sour. One warrant was for {AMP cell phone record, and the other was for Angelo Passanisi’s cell »hone record. | tien faxed the warrant to the associated cell phone companies. On this date | again ‘anvassed the potential travel routes that Passapisi could have taken home from (§lPresidence. | anvassed these areas for approx. three hours with negative results fora point of impact for an accident. 5.On 10-28-09, | processed the vehicle and its parts. Sgt. Elkin and Officer Godwin (both of whom are ssigned to the Middletown Police Traffic Bureau) assisted. Numerous pictures were taken by Det. "tokop. During the search of the vehicle, there were several pieces of grass and leaves observed ‘edged into parts of the undercarriage of the Jetta. It appeared that the grass and leaves were wedged ito the undercarriage in the recent past. The way that the grass was lodged into the undercarriage was veto 6 oe somaninay inte ARE So a GNATURE S3S 05 a RUBSERAED AiO HORN TO BEFORE MEOH ay REF a EERE JURAT ne Oe 2 Pea Teme eae SORE alee OAT Va We ie /s(6i (2(Sles