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Woman punched in the face at Tavern on 7
By ROBIN SATTLER
Hour Staff Writer
Published 10:15 am EST, Sunday, December 14, 2014
The Hour Newspapers Police Beat
NORWALK -- Police say a woman was assaulted during a fit of jealousy by her co-workers girlfriend at Tavern on 7 early Sunday.
According to a police report, a 24-year-old resident of Fairfield called police around 3 a.m. saying she had been punched in the face earlier in the evening.
The victim said she went to the bar at 611 Main Ave., to pick up one of her friends around 1:30 a.m., and decided to go inside for a few minutes to socialize.
While there, the victim said she struck up a conversation with a few of her co-workers and sat at the bar.
A few minutes later, the victim said a girlfriend of one of her coworkers began causing a scene because she was allegedly jealous of her interaction with her boyfriend.
The victim said she tried to ignore the woman's comments and continued talking to her friends, but ended up getting into an argument with her after a few minutes.
The two ended up carrying their argument on for a short time until the victim said she had enough and went outside.
However, she realized that she left some of her items at the bar and had to return to retrieve them. As soon as she walked back in the bar, the jilted girlfriend allegedly shouted, "Never touch my boyfriend again!" and punched her in the face, striking right below her left eye.
The victim said she didn't fight back and quickly drove home, where she reported the incident to police.
Based on the victim's report, Norwalk Police are investigating the incident.
Anyone with information is urged to call the department at (203) 354-8000.
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