Nicole Alarcon

•

Nov 13, 2023, 5:13 PM

•

Updated

More Stories

01:36

Sentencing nears in Stamford homicide as mother presses for toughest sentence

00:24

New Haven man sentenced for fentanyl trafficking

00:23

Stamford man accused of sexually abusing 13-year-old in Connecticut and Westchester County

02:13

Beacon Falls man accused of killing wife, calling 911 on himself, appears in court

00:18

Police: 21-year-old man killed in high-speed crash in Greenwich

00:17

Brewport Restaurant confirms employee was killed by her husband in Beacon Falls

Stamford police say a man who barricaded himself on Saturday was released from jail on several conditions. 

Police say Stephen Gale must undergo a mental health evaluation, surrender all weapons and obey a protective order. 

Gale barricaded himself in his home on High Ridge Road, police, tactical and negotiating teams responded to the incident for over seven hours. 

Police arrested Gale with charges of reckless burning, threatening and disorderly conduct. 

RELATED: Stamford police: Man who was barricaded on High Ridge Road voluntarily comes out