An argument between a father and his daughter Sunday evening resulted in the man being arrested on charges of assault and strangulation and she being charged with disorderly conduct.
Police were contacted by the 16-year-old girl, who said her father took her laptop away because she arrived home late, resulting in a verbal argument.
The father told officers she used profanity against him during the argument.
His daughter said he punched her in the mouth and grabbed her neck so she had trouble breathing.
The father said she attacked him and he was defending himself. He showed officers scratches on his face.
The officers reported the girl had a swollen lip.
Dmytro Boldovsky, 43, of 26 Belden Ave., was charged with third-degree assault, third-degree strangulation and disorderly conduct. He was held on $2,500 bond and was scheduled to appear in court Monday.
His daughter was given a youth summons for disorderly conduct. Police could not release her name because she’s a juvenile.
Open Sunroof Enables Car Burglary
A car was burglarized Sunday evening while it was parked behind the Patriotic American Club at 34 Main St. The owner said the sunroof had been left open and her purse containing her wallet with about $70 cash in it was stolen.
Expensive Equipment Stolen From Car
A car was burglarized Sunday evening at 25 Eversley Ave. and the owner told police it may not have been locked. Police said there was no sign of forced entry.
Taken was a Dell laptop computer worth $1,200, a Shure microphone worth $1,600, assorted audio and video cables worth $800, a Garmin GPS unit and other items.
Two Women Accused of Shoplifting
Employees of Wal-Mart at 680 Connecticut Ave. detained two women Sunday night they accused of attempting to leave the store without paying for merchandise.
Both were charged with sixth-degree larceny and conspiracy to commit sixth-degree larceny.
Charisse Gerena, 31, of 2 Burritt Ave., was issued a summons at the store with a court date of May 18.
Natasha Santana, 28, of The Bronx, was transported to headquarters for processing, then released on a promise to appear in court May 18.
