Babysitter Arrested; Police Interrogate Disabled Man, Apologize

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

Police Interrogate Disabled Man, Issue Apology

The family of CJ Roy, who has Down syndrome, said police falsely accused him of stealing a street sign during a 45-minute interrogation.>>>Read More.

Babysitter Charged With Dumping Baby, Assaulting Mother

Police said the child's babysitter, put the infant in a dumpster. The baby remains hospitalized in stable condition.>>>Read More.

In A Twist, Celebrity TV Host Commits To Attend Sewage Plant Opening

The host of the popular TV show will be appearing in CT at the ceremony.>>>Read More.

CT Coronavirus Warning Levels: Here’s What It Means

Here is where your town falls under Connecticut's new coronavirus infection guidance.>>>Read More.

New Report Shows CT A Top State For Those Fleeing Coronavirus

COVID refugees from across the country are buying up homes and businesses in Connecticut by the thousands.>>>Read More.

CT Officials Warn Of Possible Coronavirus Spreading Scenarios

Small informal gatherings among family and friends are helping drive infections in Connecticut and across the country.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Connecticut Student's Tablet Ignites, Burns Through Backpack
• Racist Comments Interrupt U.S. Rep. Hayes' Virtual Event
• Alex Jones No Longer Believes Sandy Hook Shooting Hoax: Lawyer
• Reality TV Star Caught Apple Picking In Connecticut
• CT Adds 7 Towns To 'Red' Coronavirus Alert List
• Connecticut Woman, 31, Relative Of Lucille Ball, Dies Of Cancer
• Popular TV News Anchor Celebrates Birth Of Baby Boy

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