Officials: Norwalk officer arrested for outstanding stalking, harassment warrant
Bridgeport police took Officer Hector Delgado into custody that they say is related to a "family violence incident."
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12h agoPolice say a Norwalk police officer was arrested on Friday due to an outstanding warrant for charges of stalking and harassment.
Bridgeport police took Officer Hector Delgado into custody, which they say is related to a "family violence incident."
Norwalk police said Officer Delgado was placed on administrative leave, had his duty firearm seized and his police powers suspended.
Officials said an Internal Affairs investigation will be initiated by the Norwalk Police.
Police did not release any other details on this case.
Those who know of someone who is a victim of domestic violence is urged to call the Domestic Violence Crisis Center Hotline 24/7 at 203-588-9097 or call 911.
