South Windsor Police Charge Man with Assaulting Co-Worker

South Windsor police arrested a Newington man for allegedly striking a co-worker in the face during an argument and causing a significant eye injury.

Daniel Laflamme, 45, was arrested March 7 on a warrant and charged with second-degree assault.

Police said Laflamme’s charge stems from a Jan. 25 incident at his workplace on Chapel Road. During the course of an argument, Laflamme struck the victim in the face and caused a significant injury to his eye, according to police.

The incident was later reported to police and an arrest warrant was obtained and served Saturday.

Laflamme was released on a $5,000 non-surety bond. He is scheduled to appear at Manchester Superior Court on March 19.

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