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New Canaan Man Violates Protective Order, Held On $500K Bond

NEW CANAAN, Conn. -- Police said a New Canaan man violated a protective order for a second time after he repeatedly tried to contact his wife on Sunday, according to New Canaan News.

A New Canaan man is being held on $500,000 bond after allegedly violating a protective order against his estranged wife.

A New Canaan man is being held on $500,000 bond after allegedly violating a protective order against his estranged wife.

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Vito Luciano, 41, is prohibited from talking with his wife unless it is directly related to their children and he is prohibited from going to her residence, police told the New Canaan News.

Luciano did both on Sunday, approaching his estranged wife at one of their children's school events, calling and texting her multiple times, went to his wife's home and banged on the windows and shouted to her, the New Canaan News reported. 

Luciano turned himself in to police after his wife reported him to authorities, according to the article.

He was charged with first-degree criminal trespass and criminal violation of a protective order and held on $500,000 bond.

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