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North Haven police seek help in identifying many shoplifting suspects
NORTH HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — Police are seeking the public’s assistance in identifying numerous suspects caught on camera shoplifting. Investigators say there have been many incidents in recent days, with thousands of dollars worth of goods stolen. Police released photos with suspects appearing to steal a cart full of laundry detergent, a handful of boxes, […]
Woman Hit, Killed On Busy Hamden Roadway
The incident occurred in New Haven County around 11 p.m., Friday, May 3, at 2320 Dixwell Ave., in Hamden. According to Lt. Raymond Quinn of the Hamden Police, the victim was transported to the hospital, and the initial report was that the injuries were not believed to be life-threatening. Quinn...
Man killed in fatal shooting, marking Waterbury’s fourth homicide of year
A man was killed following a shooting in Waterbury on Monday morning. Officers responded to the area outside of 192 Wood St. shortly before 10 a.m. on the report of a shooting and found a gunshot victim, according to Lt. Ryan Bessette of the Waterbury Police Department. The man was taken to an area hospital where he succumbed to his injuries and was pronounced dead, Bessette said in a statement. ...
A CT woman’s ‘life just shattered’ when her twin died in a house fire. Could it have been prevented?
Five years after her twin brother died in a fire in a rooming house, Clarice Elerabi feels like “half of me is now gone.” Michael Randall Sr. died May 5, 2019, at 150 West St. in the Hill neighborhood of New Haven, in what Elerabi’s lawyer claims was an illegal rooming house. Randall and another man who died in the fire, Corey Reed, lived on the third floor, where two apartments had been ...
Fair Haven Teachers Thanked With Ice Cream & Soda
Fair Haven School teachers took a quick break from keeping students afloat for the remainder of the school year — to receive thanks and complimentary root beer floats from the mayor and superintendent, as part of National Teacher Appreciation Week. Fair Haven School leaders joined New Haven Public Schools...
Stew Leonard’s considers new location in Orange
ORANGE, CT (WFSB) - Stew Leonard’s is looking into opening a new location in Orange. The business confirmed the limited information to Channel 3 on Monday. However, it said that nothing has been finalized. There were reports that the business was looking into an old Christmas Tree Shop location...
South Salem Man Nabbed for $385K Theft, Wilton Police Say
Northern Westchester County resident Ryan Jensen of South Salem turned himself in on Friday, May 3, in Fairfield County. According to Lt. Anna Tornello of the Wilton Police, Jensen was a foreman working for Mars Electric out of Bethel, who was contracted to perform a large electrical project at ASML at 77 Danbury Road (Route 7) in Wilton beginning in July 2022.
Wild Fox In Town Of Bethel Test Positive For Rabies
The fox, which was euthanized, was found in Sullivan County in the town of Bethel, said officials with the Sullivan County Department of Public Health. The department said people exposed to the fox are currently receiving treatment. Rabies occurs commonly throughout the state, mostly occurring in wild animals, including raccoons,...
Stolen ATMs found in riverbank behind New Haven high school
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — New Haven police fished four stolen ATMs out of the Mill River — and they don’t know where they came from. The machines were found over the weekend behind Wilbur Cross High School. “If you’re missing an ATM, let us know,” Officer Christian Bruckhart said. Police are using serial numbers […]
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