Arrest on FAIRMONT AVENUE AND CHAMBERLAIN STREET, NEW HAVEN, CT

Arrest - FAIRMONT AVENUE AND CHAMBERLAIN STREET, NEW HAVEN, CT - 01/13/2010

01/13/2010

Hector Orellano, 19, was arrested charged with breach of peace, carrying a pistol without a permit and interfering with police.

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