NEW HAVEN -- State Police say Douglas Monroe, the man who shot a woman and two police officers in New Haven, has been released from the hospital and was arrested.
About 6:15 a.m. Friday, New Haven Police notified State Police that Monroe was being released from Yale-New Haven Hospital where he had been since September 23rd. He was receiving treatment for injuries sustained in a police officer involved shooting.
The arrest charge is the result of a domestic violence incident in which Monroe shot his wife multiple times at their home at 640 Elm Street New Haven.
Monroe was processed and held on a $900,000 bond.
Monroe was taken to New Haven Superior Court on Friday to be arraigned.
Charges are still pending for Monroe's involvement in the shooting of the 3 New Haven police officers and attempted shooting of their SWAT team members.