Stamford woman who is accused of having stabbed the man with a machete, according to the warrant

Stamford – A local woman is accused of having stabbed a man with a machete after hearing him with another woman with another woman, according to an arrest warrant.

The 36-year-old Roseanne Cardillo was arrested by the Stamford police on Wednesday for criminal attempts, attacks of the first degree, strangulation of second degree, a threat of second degree second degree second degree in connection with a stab that was reported on the west side of Stamford on February 16.

In an arrest warrant, the police wrote that Cardillo and a 42-year-old man were in their apartment in the Stillwater Avenue when they heard him call with another woman, whom he called the police as a friend.

There was an argument that Cardillo led to pulling a black flowering machete and swinging the man, the arrest warrant was called.

“Roseanne once swung the machete, which hit my left hand, which caused my hand deep cuts,” said the police man, said the arrest warrant.

The man said the wound led to “bled” strongly “, after which the police later lying at the scene, the arrest warrant said.

Before the stitch, the man reported that Cardillo had also attacked him with his hands and that he had strangled him.

While Cardillo was supposedly ready to get victim to the machete, he told the police that he could escape a nearby car according to the arrest warrant.

The police later learned about the incident when the man checked into the Stamford Hospital with an “important wound”, the police said at the time.

Detectives could not locate the machete, which was allegedly used in the stitches.

Cardillo was charged with the State Superior Court in Stamford on Thursday afternoon. At this point, a judge confirmed a bond of $ 150,000.

Your next court date still has to be determined.