Who polices Deep River
Deep River is covered by Connecticut State Police Troop F rather than by a town department, so the officer who arrests you here is a state trooper.
Route 9 passes through the town. For a reader the consequence is practical rather than legal: there is no local station holding your paperwork, and a family trying to find someone calls the troop instead.
Where your case goes
Deep River cases go to Middletown Superior Court, GA 9, north up Route 9. The court page has parking, including the garage near the courthouse, and the morning docket.
Released, your date is printed on your paperwork. Held, you are brought to court the next business day, where the bond is reviewed.
After the arrest
Whether you go home that night is the bond. A promise to appear or a posted bond and you leave with a date; otherwise you are held until court the next business day. The bond and bail page explains the options and the arrest page explains what booking involves.
Say nothing about what happened to anyone, on a recorded line or off one.
A family violence arrest goes to court the next business day and produces a protective order at that appearance, which can control where you live and whether you see your children. The arraignment page covers the date; the what to expect page covers the case around it.
Common charges in Deep River
The Deep River docket at GA 9 is small and led by DUI and drug possession, much of it from Route 9 stops, with assault, domestic violence and family violence, and larceny and shoplifting behind them. For a first offense the realistic aim is a diversionary program ending in dismissal.