Bronx Man Faces Accusations Of Mail Theft, Check Fraud In Connecticut

WILTON, CT – A New Yorker was charged with mail theft and cheque fraud from Connecticut.

Boris Elias Vivies, 35, of the Bronx, is accused by Wilton police of second-degree identity theft and third-degree criminal attempt to commit larceny.

According to Wilton, Boris Elias Vivies was taken into custody for mail theft and cheque tampering.

According to Wilton police, Boris Elias Vivies was taken into custody for mail theft and cheque alteration. (Police in Wilmington)

According to Wilton police, reports of checks that were stolen from the mail changed, and cashed for a total of $4,000 were made in September of 2022.

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They claimed that after a thorough investigation, they had identified Vivies as the culprit. They acquired an arrest warrant.

On May 2, 2024, Vivies was taken into custody and taken to Rikers Island by the Port Authority of the New York Police Department.

Vivies was accused and extradited to Connecticut on May 7.

Instead of a $50,000 bond, he was being held at the Wilton Police Headquarters.