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Sept. 24, 2021 – A witness who called in the crash to authorities said the passengers in the car, who all suffered minor injuries, performed chest compressions on Castellano, according to the report.
An inspection of the car allegedly showed that no one in the Rolls Royce was wearing a seat belt before the crash, according to the arrest report. When a patrol officer arrived on the scene, he noted Ferraro had watery eyes and allegedly a strong odor of alcohol, the report said. Ferraro was arrested and taken to the Clark County Detention Center. Officers later got a search warrant to draw his blood for evidence, but the results of the two blood drawings were redacted from the report.
Ferraro is charged with driving under the influence and reckless driving. The officer, who is on administrative leave, posted bond Tuesday but had remained in custody. A judge took Ferraro off of house arrest Thursday, allowing him to come back to Connecticut.
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