THOMPSON — A woman faces assault, child-risk and impaired-driving allegations after a domestic disturbance early Sunday, October 18, according to a CTPoliceLive report published Tuesday morning. Eastern CT News read the full original post but has not independently obtained the police report or court filing.
The outlet says state troopers responded around 12:55 a.m. after multiple 911 calls. It reports that a man accused the woman of striking him with household items, taking his phone and preventing an emergency call. He also alleged that she shook a baby and repeatedly tried to strike him with a vehicle.
According to the account, the man left for a relative’s home and the woman followed with the baby in her vehicle. Troopers arrested her after the disturbance continued at the second location. The report says officers found the baby secured in a car seat in the running vehicle and two other young children alone at the first home.
CTPoliceLive reports that the man had a hand injury and that EMS evaluated him and the baby. Family members took custody of the children, and the Department of Children and Families was notified, according to the outlet. No further medical outcome was independently established.
The post also alleges that the woman resisted troopers during processing and later assaulted hospital staff. Its listed charges include second-degree assault involving a motor vehicle, second-degree assault, three counts of risk of injury to a child, interfering with an emergency call, operating under the influence with a child present and assault on public-safety or emergency medical personnel.
These are the outlet’s reported allegations, not findings of guilt. Eastern CT News is omitting the adult’s name and precise residential locations because the account concerns children and a family relationship. The post’s bond and next-court-date claims are not presented here as independently verified judicial records.
Photo: A Connecticut State Police vehicle in an archive photograph by Jason Lawrence. This is an exact-agency file image, not the Thompson scene, the involved vehicle or evidence from this arrest.