WALLINGFORD — A 47-year-old man faces assault and other charges after a woman escaped through woods to seek help at a nursing home on October 28, according to an October 31 CT Police Live report.
The outlet reported that Wallingford officers responded at about 10:25 a.m. and that the woman was taken to a hospital with serious injuries. Its account says the alleged assault began the previous night and continued that morning.
David Ulizio was arrested without incident and charged with first-degree assault, first-degree reckless endangerment and third-degree criminal mischief, the report says. Detectives also executed a search warrant.
CT Police Live listed a $250,000 bond and an October 29 appearance at Meriden Superior Court. That scheduled date has passed; this article does not establish a plea, ruling or present custody status.
NBC Connecticut separately published a police-sourced account on October 31 describing the escape, serious injuries and charges. These accounts concern the same investigation and do not establish independent eyewitness corroboration.
The charges are allegations, not convictions. This article was prepared with AI from the linked reports. Eastern CT News has not independently reviewed the police release, warrant or court docket.