MONROE – A 48-year-old man from Seymour has been charged with theft after allegedly stealing nearly $ 4,000 of equipment while working for a Monroe company.
Lt. Rosalie Stuart said last August police received a theft complaint from Anodic Inc., from Monroe Turnpike, that equipment valued at over $ 1,000 was missing and allegedly stolen by an employee.
“The investigator located the reported stolen items at a local pawnshop where it was learned that the suspect, Mark Federico, had pawned other items that had also been stolen. $ 4,000 worth of equipment at Anodic.
On Wednesday, Federico of Moss Avenue in Seymour surrendered to police where he was charged with a third degree theft warrant and released after posting $ 10,000 bail. Federico is due in court on October 5.
According to the company website, Anodic has supplied anodic coatings on aluminum for aerospace applications since 1955. Hard coated anodized surfaces are corrosion resistant, nonconductive and have high dielectric strength,
