Enfield Woman Faces Charges For Her Role In July Melee

A third person has been arrested in connection with a in Thompsonville on July 3.

Jennifer M. Domina, 28, of 39 Asnuntuck St., was charged on a warrant Thursday with first-degree assault, carrying a dangerous weapon, tampering with physical evidence, second-degree false statement and second-degree breach of peace. She was held on $75,000 bond.

Domina was part of a large fight on Asnuntuck Street that resulted in numerous 911 calls to police, Deputy Chief Gary Collins said.

According to the report, Domina was outside her home with neighbors as two men were arguing. Domina went inside her residence and emerged with a rifle, which she gave to one of the men, Collins said.

Domina then brandished a large knife, with which she slashed one person in the lower back, then slashed another, Collins said.

Two men have previously been charged in the case: Jesse Noyes, 27, of Enfield, and Leonard Hill, 30, of Windsor.

The incident is still under investigation by Enfield detectives.