Man Surrenders on Warrant Linked to Neighbor’s Death

In Danbury, Connecticut, a tragic incident occurred that led to the death of a neighbor. On January 7, a bullet struck 37-year-old Victor Quispe while he was in his own home. The police reported that the shooting took place around 8:40 p.m. at a residence on Lake Avenue. Man Surrenders in Connection with Neighbor’s Death …

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Man Surrenders on Warrant Linked to Neighbor’s Death

In Danbury, Connecticut, a tragic incident occurred that led to the death of a neighbor. On January 7, a bullet struck 37-year-old Victor Quispe while he was in his own home. The police reported that the shooting took place around 8:40 p.m. at a residence on Lake Avenue.

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Man Surrenders in Connection with Neighbor’s Death

Following the incident, David Grullon Jr., also known as “Davicito,” surrendered to the Danbury Police Department on the following Thursday. Investigators had issued a warrant for Grullon’s arrest as they delved deeper into the circumstances surrounding the shooting.

Details of the Shooting Incident

According to police reports, a gun was fired from within a nearby townhouse. The bullet penetrated the wall and struck Quispe, who was inside his own home when the tragedy occurred. Emergency services rushed him to a local hospital, where he was later pronounced dead.

Charges Filed Against Grullon

As a result of the investigation, Grullon is facing multiple charges, including:

  • Second-degree manslaughter
  • Criminal possession of a pistol/revolver
  • Two counts of risk of injury to a minor
  • Illegal discharge of a firearm
  • Second-degree breach of peace
  • First-degree reckless endangerment

His bond has been set at an amount of $1 million. The police have characterized the incident as isolated and assured the public that there is no continuing threat.

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Contact Information for Tips

Authorities are urging anyone with information regarding the investigation to reach out. Tips can be submitted to the Danbury police at 203-790-8477 or by texting DANBURYPD followed by the message to 847411.

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