Home Invasion Suspect Arrested in North Haven

0:00It's March 24. I'm Cory with the story, and this is Hartford News Today, Local News, Powered by AI. Police in North Haven arrested a 43-year-old man from New Haven after a home invasion late Sunday night. Officers rushed to the scene following a frantic 911 call from a distressed resident who had minor injuries. The intruder, someone known to the victim, had forced his way inside, restrained the person, and assaulted them before hiding in the house. The police officer swept the home and quickly located David Palmasano concealed under a mattress. They took him into custody right away, only to discover he also had an outstanding warrant from New York that made him extra-dietable. The victim was shaken but safe, thanks to the prompt police action that prevented worse harm. North Haven police praised the resident's quick thinking and calling for help and their own team's swift response. Colonel faces serious charges, including home invasion, first-degree burglary, unlawful restraint, assault, and interfering with officers.

1:02He was arraigned Monday in Meriden Superior Court, held on a $100,000 bond, and is set to return on May 1 without entering A. PLEE. New York authorities now plan to pursue extradition, while local police wrap up their investigation into the incident.