Court documents reveal how police built case against Uber driver sentenced for sexual assault of teen

What began as a late night Uber ride home for a Darien teenager ended in a prison sentence for the driver, who police say gave the girl alcohol and sexually assaulted her. 34-year-old Edgar Interiano will spend three years behind bars, followed by 20 years probation for sexual assault, reckless endangerment, and improper storage of a firearm. Edgar pled guilty, took full responsibility. Obviously, it's a very, very difficult case. I understand from the... From the girl's perspective and her family that, you know, there's no time, it's enough. The case goes back to March 2025, when a 17-year-old girl spent the evening at Tequila Escape in Stamford, then ordered an Uber home. Police say Interiano picked her up shortly after midnight and drove her to Darien. According to the arrest warrant, the victim later told investigators she remembered drinking a water bottle he gave her before blacking out. Police say Interiano then brought her to Baker Park, where the two drank alcohol and the victim became severely intoxicated. According to the warrant, he later drove to a street near his home in Norwalk, then sexually assaulted her while she was passed out. Police say DNA evidence came back as a match to Interiano, who spoke during his sentencing Friday. He was extremely remorseful, very, very sincerely remorseful. He indicated that he's been praying for the family and praying for the girls. He understood that they're not ever going to forgive him, but he was extremely remorseful. Interiano has no prior criminal history, but in 2012, Stamford police arrested him for allegedly forcing girls into his car and giving them alcohol. Those charges ended up being dismissed after he completed Connecticut's accelerated rehabilitation program, which did allow his record to be wiped clean. Marissa Alter, News 12.