Postal worker charged with trespassing

Raymond Zodda, 59, of Stamford was charged with first-degree criminal trespassing Tuesday, April 17.

On April 14, Zodda, an employee of Darien Post Office, was advised by the postmaster that he was being suspended without pay and was not permitted to return to any post office property and to not have any contact with other postal employees. On the April 17 at approximately 6:45 a.m., the postmaster observed him riding his bicycle on post office property and called police. At that time, Zodda was not found. Officers went to his residence where he admitted that he had been to the post office, stating he was there as a customer. He was subsequently placed under arrest.

Zodda was released on a written promise to appear in court April 30.