"Carmen Veneziano, 47, who leads the Totowa Police Department, faces one charge of kidnapping and three counts of domestic assault and battery in connection with the Sept. 14 incident. His bail was set at $25,000, with orders to stay away from the alleged victim and submit to GPS monitoring. According to prosecutors, Veneziano and the woman visited Boston for a Red Sox game in September, and the trip was going smoothly until an argument erupted at the hotel bar."
""Veneziano spent the next half hour in the corridor, alternating between pleas to let him in and profane insults," prosecutors wrote in a statement of facts. Hotel security came to investigate the disturbance, and the woman purportedly allowed Veneziano back into the room and told the guards it was OK for him to stay. Once the guards left, however, Veneziano allegedly continued to taunt the woman about her age, appearance, and prior relationships."
Carmen Veneziano, 47, the Totowa Police Department chief, faces one kidnapping charge and three counts of domestic assault and battery tied to a Sept. 14 hotel incident in Boston. Bail was set at $25,000 with conditions to stay away from the alleged victim and submit to GPS monitoring. The pair had traveled to Boston for a Red Sox game before an argument at the hotel bar. Veneziano reportedly was locked out, spent time in the corridor pleading and insulting, was allowed back in by hotel staff, then allegedly taunted and physically assaulted the woman, pinning and head-butting her and dragging her back by her legs.
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