HAMDEN -- Five people were arrested Saturday after a disturbance in a Dixwell Avenue parking lot, police said. Between 20 and 30 people were involved in the disturbance in the lot at 938 Dixwell Ave., to which police responded at 5:45 p.m., Capt. Ronald Smith said.
Officers determined that several members of the group were throwing punches and arguing. One person threw a glass bottle at another man while chasing him. Another individual had a stun gun, police said.
Tyrell Coleman, 21, of 317 Morse St., and Deandre Barnes, 20, of 80 Marlboro St., each were charged with second-degree breach of peace and released on $500 bail.
Felicia Rumley, 43, of 317 Goodrich St., was charged with weapons in a motor vehicle. Rumley was released on $5,000 bail and is scheduled to appear in Superior Court in Meriden on June 10.
Two juveniles were also arrested. One, a 16-year-old Hamden resident, was charged with breach of peace and was released at the scene to his father.
A 17-year-old girl from West Haven was charged with breach of peace and interfering with a police officer. She was released to relatives.
Unmarked police car hit by rocks in Hamden
HAMDEN -- The windshield of an unmarked police car shattered when it was struck by several rocks Sunday, police said.
Replica Bottega Veneta A police officer was driving on Sanford Street, under the Farmington Canal Line bridge, when rocks hit the windshield at about 9 p.m. Sunday, Capt. Ronald Smith said. Officer Craig Appleby and K- 9 Hunter checked the area without results, Smith said.
Anyone with information is asked to call police at 230-4000.
2 young men charged in mailbox vandalism
NORTH HAVEN -- Two young men were arrested in connection with complaints residents lodged about damaged mailboxes, police said.
Bricks were allegedly thrown at the mailboxes, Capt. James Merrithew said.
Thomas sabo charms Just before 2 a.m. Saturday, police responded to a report that a small gray car with two occupants was on Blakeslee Avenue near Bassett Road, and that the occupants allegedly tossed a brick as they passed a mailbox, damaging it. A check of the neighborhood found six mailboxes damaged, Merrithew said.
Officers Lee Capozzo and Christopher Thorpe located the car on Blakeslee Avenue and arrested two 20-year-olds. The driver, Craig Duni of 210 Upper State St., and a passenger, Joseph Bracale of 5 Dover Road, each were charged with second-degree criminal mischief and second-degree conspiracy to commit criminal mischief. They were released on a promise to appear June 10 in Superior Court in Meriden.
Pregnant woman, grandmother slain
BRIDGEPORT (AP) -- A man has been accused of stabbing his pregnant girlfriend and her grandmother to death in a dispute at their Connecticut apartment.
Police say 23-year-old Yelisza Delvalle and her fetus, and 79- year-old Ignasa Delvalle were found dead Sunday in their bedrooms in Bridgeport. The women had been stabbed and slashed with a knife.
Police say a couple of hours later they arrested Yelisza Delvalle's 24-year-old boyfriend at the entrance to the city's Lakeview Cemetery on two counts of murder.
The man was held in lieu of $2 million bail.
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