Business Owner Arrested + Unmasked Visitors Halt School Board Meeting: CT News

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

Customer Shouts Profanities, Throws Smoothie: Police

The incident was recorded and posted to TikTok, and had been viewed more than 15 million times in less than 24 hours.>>>Read More.

Ex-Police Officer Charged With Felony Computer Crimes

He quit last summer before being fired, but not in relation to the felony charges, rather after an internal affairs probe.>>>Read More.

CT Business Owner Who Didn't Refund Customer Arrested: Cops

A patron of a local company asked for their money back after their pool never came. The owner didn't send a refund, police said.>>>Read More.

Influx Of Unmasked Visitors Halts School Board Meeting

A meeting of the Board of Education was adjourned after just three minutes due to non-compliance with a mask policy.>>>Read More.

U.S. Rep’s Bill Would Move Undocumented Immigrants To Greenwich

The Tennessee legislator introduced a bill that would move undocumented immigrants to different towns and cities across the U.S. including Greenwich.>>>Read More.

Small Earthquake Reported In CT: Did You Feel It?: U.S. Geological Survey

According to the USGS, a small earthquake was reported in CT. Here’s where.>>>Read More.

CT School District Seeks To Define 'Mental Health Days'

When is mental health day not "skipping school?">>>Read More.

Dad Seeking Justice After Son Lost His Leg In Crash

"I don't know how he survived," Jeff Coddington said of his son after the crash. He's urging anyone with dashcam footage to come forward.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Obituary: Therapy Dog Roxy Bear Walsh, 8
• Starbucks Supervisor Files Suit Against The Company: Report
• International Manslaughter Case Continues Against Connecticut Man
• Contractor Stole Valuable Comic Books From Man: Police
• Women-Only Workout Areas Deemed Discriminatory At CT Gyms: Report
• Teen Designer Targets Anxiety With New Clothing Line
• Novel Based On 9/11 Published By Connecticut Native

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