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On Saturday, Oct. 17 at approximately 10:15 p.m., Norwalk Police received a call from Norwalk Inn staff members requesting assistance as they had located bloody footprints leading to a guest’s room.
Upon arrival, officers located the prints and gathered information from the staff regarding the guest, according to Norwalk Police Sgt. Sofia Gulino.
Several officers were speaking through a closed door with the guest, who was not cooperative, said police.
Simultaneously, another group of officers began following the bloody trail’s path, police said.
A canine team from an outside agency was called to assist.
The bloody trail ended in an area near South Main Street, according to police.
Eventually, the non-cooperative guest was brought to Norwalk Hospital for treatment of a leg wound of unknown causes. The injury is not life-threatening.
The actual cause of the injury has not been determined, but the case remains open, Norwalk Police said.
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