Attorney Seeks Dismissal In Case Of 5 Dead Dogs In Home: CT News

There was plenty of news across Connecticut on Thursday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of some of the top stories.

Police Tell Judge About Finding 5 Dead Dogs In Home

Once in the home, police found an “extreme amount of garbage, filth and a few carcasses” as well as drug paraphernalia, an officer said.>>>Read More.

Fundraising Effort For New Police Dog Has Solid Start

Funds are being raised to pay for a new police dog for the department.>>>Read More.

Geminid Meteor Shower, 2021's Best: See Fireballs In Connecticut

This one's a dandy. Get far away from city lights in Connecticut to take in the Geminids, known for producing colorful fireballs.>>>Read More.

First Responders Save Man After Sudden Cardiac Arrest

A patient who suffered a sudden cardiac arrest recently thanked emergency responders for their life-saving actions.>>>Read More.

Fatal Drug Overdoses Are On The Rise In Connecticut

More Americans are dying from drug overdoses than ever before, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.>>>Read More.

Police Investigating Fire That Displaced 6: Officials

The fire that displaced six people, and sent one to the hospital, was intentionally set, according to the fire marshal.>>>Read More.

CT Coronavirus Infection Rises To 6.5 Percent, Town-By-Town Updates

Health officials reported the 2nd U.S. case of the omicron variant in Minnesota on Thursday, as CT hospitalizations climbed above 400.>>>Read More.

High School Athletic Director Announces Retirement

He was hired as the athletic director in 2005.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• 3 Suspects Arrested In 'Viral' Shoplifting Case
• Major Donation Made To USJ's Bruyette Facilities Fund
• Quartet Of Men Indicted In String Of AT&T Store Robberies
• Top Teams Named In Final CT High School Girls Soccer Coaches Poll
• Burglar Apprehended, 2 Still Unaccounted For Following Search: PD
• Teen Linked To 3-Town Crime Spree Arrested, Charged: Police

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