Gift Delivery Turns To Violence In South Windsor: Report

SOUTH WINDSOR, CT — An attempt to deliver a Christmas present turned into a violent domestic incident over the weekend in South Windsor, police said.

Jamie Trinidad-Baez, 44, of South Windsor, was arrested on seven charges for the Saturday altercation, according to a report.

Police recieved a 911 call from a woman at a local condo complex who said a man with whom she had a child — but also had a protective order against — was at her residence attempting to deliver a gift for the child, according to a report. The order had been issued after several previous domestic incidents, police said.

The encounter deteriorated into a dispute that turned into a groping incident, according to a report. The woman said Trinidad-Baez also pointed what looked like a gun at her, a report indicates.

She was able to break free and flee into a nearby car, but he managed to get her out of the car, according to a report.

The woman then escaped back into the home, according to a report.

Hartford police tracked Trinidad-Baez down after being alerted by South Windsor police and he was in possession of a BB gun when taken into custody, according to a report.

Trinidad-Baez was charged with:

• First-degree threatening
• First-degree reckless enganderment
• Risk of injury to a child
• Third-degree sexual assault with a firearm
• Second-degree unlawful restraint
• Disorderly conduct
• Violation of a protective order

He remained in custody on a $75,000 bond Tuesday, police said.