BRUNSWICK
A Brunswick man police had sought since Thursday was arrested Friday morning and charged with numerous counts when he reported to his job at Bath Iron Works.
An arrest warrant was issued for Vincent Nadolny, 44, of 35 Candy Lane, after he reportedly refused to let the alleged victim of a domestic assault leave their home Wednesday night in east Brunswick.
Police made several attempts to locate Nadolny on Thursday but were unsuccessful. Officer Brian Funke, who answered the original complaint early Thursday morning, went to the Bath shipyard Friday, where he apprehended the marine draftsman and charged him with domestic violence assault, obstructing report of a crime, criminal restraint and terrorizing.
Nadolny allegedly assaulted his girlfriend and kept her against her will in the home they share. Police were notified of the incident early Thursday morning after Nadolny left for work; the victim, a 36- year-old woman whose identity was not released, went to a neighbor’s house to call police. She was vomiting and complaining of head pain when officers arrived.
Parkview Adventist Medical Center officials confirmed the victim was treated and released early Thursday morning. No further description of her condition was available.
Nadolny posted bail from the Brunswick police station Friday. He is ordered to appear in West Bath District Court on Sept. 3.
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