Weston Man Charged with Five Crimes Following Domestic Incident

Police from three departments were on hand to arrest a 55-year-old Weston man following a domestic violence incident at his September Lane residence Saturday.

Redding Police Chief Douglas Fuchs said his department was among those that assisted, and described the call as "high-risk." 

When all was said and done, the man—who was "screaming at officers"—was charged with threatening in the second degree, disorderly conduct, breach of peace in the second degree, use of physical force and interfering with an officer. 

According to police, officers responded to a domestic call on Saturday, Feb. 23 at 7:48 p.m. Weston Police called officers from the Wilton and Redding Police Departments, who set up a staging area on Hillside Road. When officers tried to take the man in to custody, he would not comply with their requests. 

Police said the state's attorney ordered the details of the case sealed, as it remains under investigation. No additional charges are anticipated. 

The man was released on $2,500 bond and arraigned in court Monday.