Former Hebron Revenue Collector Arrested on Second Larceny Charge

For Immediate Release
March 16, 2026

HEBRON, Conn. – As a result of the Town of Hebron’s investigation undertaken by Hebron’s Town Attorney, Halloran & Sage, and the independent forensic accounting firm, Forensic Accounting Services LLC, and through an additional investigation by the Connecticut State’s Attorney office and the Connecticut State Police, former revenue collector Adrian Maclean has been arrested a second time for larceny in the first degree. Maclean has additionally been charged with computer crime in the first degree.

Maclean was processed and released on a $200,000 surety bond and is scheduled to appear at Rockville Superior Court (GA-19) on March 30, 2026.

Work is underway by town officials to strengthen policies, procedures, and training measures to ensure that this cannot happen again in the future. The town will implement all appropriate measures to restore public trust and work with the forensic auditors to ensure that their recommendations and best practices are in place to protect Hebron taxpayers.  

The Town of Hebron will continue to fully cooperate with the investigation and ongoing court cases.  

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