Anything Else The Parole Board Should Know?

A man who is already in jail in connection with a domestic incident may get more trouble for a remark he made about his ex-girlfriend shortly before he was to go before the parole board, police said.

Jason Cifizzari, 34, told of­ficials “that they should let the victim know that he highly rec­ommends that she go to court every year to renew the restrain­ing order,” said Norfolk Police Lieutenant Jon Carroll. Cifizzari was convicted in early March of assault and bat­tery, intimidation of a witness, and malicious destruction of property in connection with an incident in November when he beat up his live-in girlfriend and then barricaded himself inside their home at 6 Priscilla Avenue with two shotguns. On April 6, Cifizzari made the remarks about his former girl­friend, which the Parole Board reported to the woman, Carroll said. The Norfolk District Attor­ney’s

office was also contacted, as there was already a restrain­ing order in effect against Cifiz­zari to protect the woman. For his comments, police are charging Cifizzari with violation of a restraining order, threats to commit a crime that causes bodily injury, and intimidation of a witness, Carroll said.

Cifizzari is currently sched­uled to be released from Suffolk County House of Correction in Boston in November, though the new charges may alter his re­lease date.