Plainfield police: Taser used on trespassing suspect after he jumped from 2nd floor window
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PLAINFIELD, CT (WFSB) - A man wanted on several warrants was arrested after he leapt from a second-floor window and Plainfield police used a Taser on him.
The suspect was identified as 41-year-old Richard Bourey.
Police went to a home in Moosup around noon on Monday to arrest Bourey. They said he had three active court-issued arrest warrants.
The response was to the home of two victims who had a protective order against Bourey.
Police searched the home and believed Bourey hid in a locked bedroom upstairs.
When they got into the bedroom, they said Bourey fled from a closet and jumped out the second story window onto the roof. An officer grabbed Bourey’s leg in the window in an attempt stop him from fleeing; however, the suspect was able to break free.
Bourey then jumped off the roof to where an another officer waited. That officer was able subdue the suspect with his department-issued taser.
Bourey was transported to the Plainfield Police Department after that.
He was charged with three counts of second-degree failure to appear, interfering with an officer, two counts of criminal violation of a protective order, first-degree criminal trespass and risk of injury to a minor.
Bourey was held on a combined $53,000 bond. His arraignment was set for Tuesday in Danielson.
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