Crime & Safety

Manchester Man Arrested After Knife Incident At Vernon Establishment

A knife incident in Vernon led to the arrest of a Manchester man, police said.

A knife incident in Vernon led to the arrest of a Manchester man, police said.
A knife incident in Vernon led to the arrest of a Manchester man, police said. (Chris Dehnel/Patch)

VERNON, CT — A knife incident involving a Manchester man at a restaurant in Vernon led to an arrest, police said.

Vernon police released a report on. the July 11 incident Monday.

At 1:50 a.m., an arrest report says,Vernon police were dispatched to the Rocking Horse restaurant at 57 Hartford Turnpike for a man in the parking lot brandishing a knife. Officers from Manchester also responded since the far western end of the property is across the town line.

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With weapons in hand, police ordered the man to drop the knife and he was eventually taken into custody, according to an arrest report.

The altercation began inside the restaurant and spilled outside, according to an arrest report.

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The man, identified as 52-year-old Manchester resident resident Eric Isleib, was charged with carrying a dangerous weapon and second-degree breach of peace.

He was to appear in Rockville Superior Court Monday.

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