Meriden Dentist Harassed Sexual Assault Victim, Police Say; Wife also Arrested: Report

MERIDEN, CT — Dr. Jeffrey Krahling, the Meriden dentist accused of sexually assaulting patients, allegedly was trying on Friday night to break into the home of one of the women who reported him when he was arrested, according to police.

The Meriden Record-Journal writes that in addition to Krahling, his wife, Adadonna Daquidag, was in the car with him at the time, as were their two children. Daquidag also was charged with risk of injury to a minor, second-degree hindering prosecution and related offenses.

Daquidag's arrest and the additional details about where the attempted break-in took place emerged Monday during Krahling's arraignment. He was being held in lieu of a $500,000 bond, and he must wear a tracking monitor if he makes bond, the publication writes.

Three female victims have accused Krahling, a Wallingford resident, of sexual assault, in each case they were in his dentist chair when he allegedly placed his genitals on various parts of their bodies, according to police.

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Photo: Jeffrey Krahling. Photo credit: Meriden Police Department