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Stranger Beats, Strangles Woman At Meriden Train Station In Unprovoked Attack: Police Stranger Beats, Strangles Woman At Meriden Train Station In Unprovoked Attack: Police
Stranger Beats, Strangles Woman At Meriden Train Station In Unprovoked Attack: Police A woman waiting on a train at a Connecticut train station earlier this week said a man she did not know grabbed her from behind, slammed her to the ground, and choked her unconscious without warning or provocation, authorities said.  The alleged New Haven County attack happened on Wednesday, Sept. 11, around 8:15 p.m. at the Meriden Train Station, Connecticut State Police said.  The woman said she did not recognize the man, but shortly after noticing him, he approached and pounced on her. The last thing she remembered was losing consciousness as she couldn't lift herself from bene…

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by Josh Lanier
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Police Officer In Fairfield County Charged With Strangulation, Assault Police Officer In Fairfield County Charged With Strangulation, Assault
Police Officer In Fairfield County Charged With Strangulation, Assault A police officer in Fairfield County is facing strangulation and assault charges following what authorities described as a “family violence incident.” Just after 3 p.m. Friday, April 15, police say they received a call about an assault that happened at a home in Norwalk, indicating the offender had left the premises.  The victim was transported to Norwalk Hospital for the treatment of minor injuries, Norwalk Police said. Police said officers learned that the offender Jermaine Nash, a 10-year veteran of the department. Nash, age 44, was quickly located, and cooperative, and …

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by Joe Lombardi
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18-Year-Old Accused Of Hitting, Grabbing Victim By Neck In Fairfield County 18-Year-Old Accused Of Hitting, Grabbing Victim By Neck In Fairfield County
18-Year-Old Accused Of Hitting, Grabbing Victim By Neck In Fairfield County An 18-year-old woman from Fairfield County is facing charges after authorities said she grabbed a victim by the neck during an argument. The Darien Police Department reported that Valeria Henao, of Darien, was charged with disorderly conduct and second-degree strangulation in the Friday, Jan. 21, incident. Officers responded to a report of a domestic dispute at a home in Darien on Friday afternoon, police said.  Police said the victim told officers that during an argument about a cell phone, Henao hit the victim in the face and grabbed them by the neck. Henao was arrested follow…

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by Nicole Valinote