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NORWALK, Conn. – A Norwalk woman was injured Tuesday when her former boyfriend pushed an air conditioner through her bedroom window to reach her and a male friend, whom he then assaulted, according to Norwalk Police. Stanley Easton, 20, of 39 Meadow St. fled the scene but officers tracked him down and arrested him, police said. The 33-year-old woman suffered a cut on her arm, but Sgt. James Boff said he did not know if she had been taken to the hospital.
The woman had been ignoring phone calls from Easton, Boff said, and was hanging out with a man in her Meadow Street apartment. Then she saw him looking in the bedroom window, police said. She went to the window and the air conditioner hit her in the arm as Easton forced his way in, Boff said.
Easton was charged with interfering with an officer, a class A misdemeanor (because he gave a false name, police said), breach of peace second degree, a class A misdemeanor, assault third degree, a class A misdemeanor, criminal violation of a protective order, a class D felony, home invasion, a class A felony, and criminal mischief second degree, a class A misdemeanor. Bond was set at $50,000.
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Not really. Look where it was.
Norwalk
Strange how people feel so comfortable committing crime in Norwalk
I finally find myself agreeing with you, Tim.
We 'are' the new Bridgeport.
Bridgeport crime statistics report an overall downward trend in crime based on data from 11 years with violent crime decreasing and property crime decreasing. Based on this trend, the crime rate in Bridgeport for 2012 is expected to be lower than in 2009.
The city violent crime rate for Bridgeport in 2009 was higher than the national violent crime rate average by 161.36% and the city property crime rate in Bridgeport was higher than the national property crime rate average by 36.95%.
In 2009 the city violent crime rate in Bridgeport was higher than the violent crime rate in Connecticut by 275.8% and the city property crime rate in Bridgeport was higher than the property crime rate in Connecticut by 78.01%.
Norwalk crime statistics report an overall downward trend in crime based on data from 7 years with violent crime increasing and property crime decreasing. Based on this trend, the crime rate in Norwalk for 2012 is expected to be lower than in 2009.
The city violent crime rate for Norwalk in 2009 was higher than the national violent crime rate average by 18.95% and the city property crime rate in Norwalk was lower than the national property crime rate average by 28.98%.
In 2009 the city violent crime rate in Norwalk was higher than the violent crime rate in Connecticut by 71.04% and the city property crime rate in Norwalk was lower than the property crime rate in Connecticut by 7.69%
Hartford crime statistics report an overall downward trend in crime based on data from 11 years with violent crime decreasing and property crime decreasing. Based on this trend, the crime rate in Hartford for 2012 is expected to be lower than in 2009.
The city violent crime rate for Hartford in 2009 was higher than the national violent crime rate average by 200.91% and the city property crime rate in Hartford was higher than the national property crime rate average by 66.56%.
In 2009 the city violent crime rate in Hartford was higher than the violent crime rate in Connecticut by 332.66% and the city property crime rate in Hartford was higher than the property crime rate in Connecticut by 116.49%.
You type and type but you say ZERO...Not very smart are you?
I know you have a diminished set of cognitive skills and have some sort of psycho-social behavioral problems and now you admit to poor reading comprehension,
well I'm not going to read it to you or extrapolate the numbers and their meanings, it would be meaningless with your lack of skill sets. it`s no wonder your exuberant utterances here make little or no sense.
your meds remain at a sub-therapeutic level timmy. Is lying about strangers characters and calling them names and fabracating personas for them, something that helps you feel better about your sad self?
you will never know a way of compensating for you gross short comings and that in it's self is very tragic. angry people such as yourself that have a need to belittle others in a hope of making themselves feel smarter of have a power are the same types that one day go quiet and shoot up theaters, seek help you poor lonely ill-advised person
is your sippy cup always half empty timmy?
you are on ignore timmy, au revior
YOU HAVE DESCRIBED YOURSELF PERFECTLY.THANKS FOR YOUR INFO
You can just ignore lwitherspoon as many many on here have pointed out that he is being paid by the administration to post. He will deny this and say that once he critiqued the administration but this is what paid stooges do,
Nice try, Timmy, but I have disagreed with the administration on MANY occasions. The evidence is all there for anyone who cares to look.
You, on the other hand, have always been a one-string banjo posting childish insults and attacks on the Norwalk PD and City administration. The evidence of that is all there for anyone who cares to verify that, too. It's too bad that when someone disagrees with you, your only way to answer them is to make up lies which are so easily disproved.
Like I said about the puppet paid stooge
"He will deny this and say that once he critiqued the administration but this is what paid stooges do,"
"childish insults and attacks on the Norwalk PD and City administration"
No attacks just pointing out the many many many failures of your puppet master.
@Tarisita
With all due respect, we are a long way from being Bridgeport. As Ken points out, crime in that part of Norwalk is nothing new.
The city violent crime rate for Bridgeport in 2009 was higher than the national violent crime rate average by *** 161.36% *** (8.5 times higher than Norwalk) and the city property crime rate in Bridgeport was *** Higher than the national *** property crime rate average by *** 36.95% ***(1.25 times higher than Norwalk).
The city violent crime rate for Norwalk in 2009 was higher than the national violent crime rate average by *** 18.95% *** and the city property crime rate in Norwalk was *** Lower than the national *** property crime rate average by *** 28.98% ***.
Still you type and type but say nothing..Tell us were you born mentally handicap or is it from an injury.
Hey lw... I just find it disconcerting that I once lived in Bridgeport (for 2 years) and found the crime to be way too much for me to hear about constantly so I moved to Norwalk back in 1998. And now I feel like I'm living it all over again.
It was maybe 6 years ago that my husband, who was in a full leg cast and on crutches, and I went to SoNo to catch a movie and while we were waiting to hand over our tickets, a teenager bumped into my husband and started yelling at HIM to watch where he's going and asked my husband (who was looking at him like a deer in headlights w/ his jaw dropped) if he wanted to "take it outside" because he was going to give my husband (in his mid-30's by the way and, again, on crutches) a beat down.
Should've known then that Norwalk wasn't a place I wanted to raise my family with that kind of thug-mentality amongst teenagers. Not all teenagers, of course, but go to the theatre any given Friday night - it's not pretty. The last time we went on a Friday night, dozens of them were yelling across the theatre at each other while the movie was playing. I finally had enough after 20 or so minutes, knowing we were outnumbered, we just left and asked the manager for a refund. The police officer who was trying to maintain decorum inside the theatre just gave up. The manager's advice, "Don't come here on a Friday night". That is really pathetic.
The reason Norwalk is out if control is simple., we had a failure running the NPD for years. Also because of the mess the NPD has become all the good professional cops left and we are left with the failures that clearly are not qualified to be mall guards. We had a chance for change but Moccia the Moron was more concerned with the police union endorsement than the citizens.
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