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Norwalk Police Officers Arrested, Charged with Larceny, Reckless Endangerment Written by Norwalk Police Department Earlier this evening, Officers Michael Dimeglio, an 8 year member of this department, and Sara Laudano, a 5 year member of this department, surrendered themselves at Norwalk Police Headquarters and were served with arrest warrants stemming from an incident that occurred on October 10, 2020. On October 10, 2020, both officers were working in the Patrol Division. At about 12:47am, Norwalk Police Dispatch could not raise Officer Laudano on the police radio nor could they ...

UpdatedWed, Jan 6, 2021 at 12:27 pm ET Replies(16) Norwalk police said the officers were supposed to be working the night shift when they were found together in a hotel room. (Alfred Branch/Patch) Norwalk police Officer Sara Laudano. (Norwalk Police Department) Norwalk police Officer Michael Dimeglio. (Norwalk Police Department) NORWALK, CT — Two Norwalk police officers were arrested Tuesday night after they were found together at a hotel when they were supposed to be working the night shift, according to authorities. Officer Michael Dimeglio, an eight-year member of the department, and Off...

Both officers were placed on administrative leave. Department officials said further investigation found that the situation went beyond a violation of department policy and into a criminal investigation. Police did not release details of what criminal conduct took place, but said both officers are facing charges. Laudano is charged with second-degree larceny, reckless endangerment and risk of injury to a child. Dimeglio is charged with larceny and reckless endangerment. Both officers turned themselves in Tuesday. Bond was set at $75,000 for each and they are scheduled to appear in court on Fe...

>> and one question is why not -- why didn't he show his text messages even preapproved ones to investigators? if there's nothing to hide why not share them? >> well that's a good question anderson and without really getting into my communications with my client i have to observe attorney-client privilege but if you're in a situation, anderson when it comes to nfl disciplinary process where you generally assigned guilt and asked to prove innocence. proving innocence is essentially proving a negative f you proclaim an innocence. and so that's a very difficult situation to put yourself in. secon...