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New Canaan Police: Man, 44, Assaults, Pushes Victim Out of Car Near Talmadge Hill Station

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An Ansonia man pushed a victim out of a train car at the Talmadge Hill Railroad Station on Saturday, according to New Canaan police, who arrested him by warrant on Sunday. Police described the incident and investigation with this account (including accusations not proven in court):

At about 8:35 p.m. on Saturday, July 23, officers were dispatched to Talmadge Hill Train Station on a report that a person there was walking on the train tracks crying. Police found no one there, but later found the victim at Radio Shack on Park Street in downtown New Canaan. Following an investigation, police learned that the victim had been assaulted by the Ansonia man and then pushed out of a car near the Talmadge Hill Railroad Station. Local authorities obtained an arrest warrant and police in Ansonia took him into custody.

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Police: Loud, Violent Argument at Home Results in Disorderly Conduct Charge

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A loud argument turned violent at a home on Allen O’Neill Drive on Jan. 20, leading to charges of disorderly conduct against a 39-year-old woman, police said. Darien police described the incident with this account, which is somewhat vague partly because police are limited under state law in what they can say about domestic violence incidents. The account includes accusations not proven in court:

Two family members got into an argument with the woman when they tried to have an intervention with her about a matter that police described as “several diagnoses,” and the family members said they were concerned about her well-being. When one person was taking an ashtray off a table, the woman punched that person, the other family member said.

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Violent Outburst by Nephew, 54, at Elderly Aunt’s Home Results in Summons

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A 54-year-old nephew at his aunt’s home on Sunday, Jan. 17, pushed over some furniture and pulled off a blanket that she was wrapped up in, causing her to fall from her couch to the floor, police said. Darien police issued the man a summons charging him with disorderly conduct. Darien police described the matter with this account (including accusations not proven in court):

At about 9:30 p.m., police received a call from a neighbor of the Darien woman to complain about a loud argument coming from the woman’s home. When police arrived, the woman told them she had an argument with her nephew, a Stamford resident, who had become very angry and started yelling.