Police: Westporter Retaliates For Getting Ejected From Nightclub

A Westport man, unhappy about being tossed out of a South Norwalk nightclub Sunday morning, took revenge and got arrested, police said.

Shortly before 1 a.m., Alexander Gomez was escorted out of Club 77, 11 Washington St., by staff for unruly behavior, according to a police officer's report. Gomez allegedly retaliated by picking up a large rock and throwing it through a glass entryway door to the club.

A security employee of the club identified Gomez as the rock thrower, according to the officer, who also reported watching a surveillance video of Gomez's actions before arresting him.

Gomez, 21, of 1655 Post Road East, was charged with second-degree breach of peace and third-degree criminal mischief. He was also arrested on an outstanding Norwalk warrant charging him with first-degree criminal trespass at the Roodner Court public housing project.

Details of the warrant were sealed, but it was obtained by Special Services officers, who investigate vice crimes.

Gomez was held on combined bonds of $2,975 and given a court date of April 26.

Bottle of Cognac Thrown Through Vehicle's Window

A carpenter told police a bottle of Remy Martin cognac was thrown through a rear window of his van Friday night as he was driving away from the housing complex at 100 San Vincenzo Pl. in South Norwalk.