Crime & Safety
Stratford Man Is Accused of Using Knife to Threaten His Family
Police were called by relatives who said a large knife was used to threaten them in their Greenwich home.
A Stratford man with a history of convictions on assault, harassment and weapons charges, is facing disorderly and threatening charges after he was found to have threatened family members with a large knife in their Greenwich home.
According to a Greenwich Police report, the 26-year-old Stratford resident was arrested Monday night after his family called police and said he threatened them before leaving the home.
Shortly after 9 p.m. April 13, the suspect, identified as Kristopher T. Chimblo, of Coe Avenue, Stratford, was found in the neighborhood of his family’s home and arrested.
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Chimblo was remanded to the custody of the state without bond per the orders of his parole officer, according to the police report. Chimblo has a series of convictions dating back to 2007, according to the Connecticut Judicial Branch website. He was scheduled to appear April 14 in state Superior Court in Stamford.
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