Who polices Hebron
Hebron is covered by a resident state trooper assigned from Connecticut State Police Troop K. There is no town police department, so arrests in Hebron are made by state troopers.
Route 66 runs through the town and carries a good deal of the enforcement, so a share of Hebron arrests begin as traffic stops rather than as calls to a house. Whichever it was, the paperwork comes from the troop and the case goes to the same court.
Where your case goes
Hebron cases are prosecuted at Rockville Superior Court, GA 19, in the Rockville section of Vernon. The court page has the parking, the docket, and what to expect at the first appearance.
If you were released, the date is printed on your paperwork. If you were held, court is the next business day.
After the arrest
You either leave the barracks with a court date or you wait for one. Released on a written promise to appear or after posting a bond, the date is on your paperwork. Held, you go to court the next business day, where the bond is reviewed. The arrest page covers the booking end of it and the bond and bail page covers the bond.
A family violence arrest goes to court the next business day whichever way you were released, and a protective order issues at that appearance. Those orders reach into where you sleep and whether you see your children, so they are worth an attorney before the date rather than after.
Until then, do not discuss the case with anyone, and treat any call from a holding facility as recorded, because it is. The arraignment page explains the first court date; the what to expect page explains the whole arc.
Common charges in Hebron
Route 66 traffic work puts DUI and drug possession among the more common Hebron charges at GA 19, alongside domestic violence and family violence, assault, and larceny and shoplifting. For someone with no record the question is usually which diversionary program fits, because completing one ends the case in a dismissal rather than a conviction.