Weapons found in vehicle during traffic stop: Avon Police Blotter
By Brian Lisik
Published on March 27, 2026.
A driver was stopped for having expired plates and a passenger was arrested when two firearms were found in the vehicle. The driver was identified through video evidence. A resident reported fraudulent activity on an account. The police also discovered an outstanding warrant for theft. The incident occurred at a time when a school bus driver illegally passed over the bus.
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