CT Student Shot Near School + Maritime Aquarium Seal Makes Super Bowl Pick: CT News

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

CT Student, 16, Shot Near High School: Reports

The boy was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries and the school was locked down earlier today, police said.>>>Read More.

Former Police Officer Arrested On Forgery Charges: PD

Police said the former officer is accused of providing false information about traffic stops that did not occur on numerous occasions.>>>Read More.

School Ramps Up Discipline Policies: Report

The school is banning cell phones and reinstating detention in response to student misbehavior, according to a report.>>>Read More.

Officer Lauded For Capturing Attempted Murder Suspect: PD

A police officer is being recognized for capturing a man last month who was wanted on an attempted murder charge in Vermont.>>>Read More.

Maritime Aquarium Seal Picks Bengals To Win Super Bowl LVI

Rasal, a harbor seal at the Maritime Aquarium in Norwalk, has chosen the Cincinnati Bengals as her pick to win Super Bowl LVI.>>>Read More.

Ice Cream From CT-Based Company Recalled For Listeria

A potential exposure to Listeria has prompted the business to issue a recall for three flavors.>>>Read More.

COVID-19 Test Kit Vending Machine Coming To College

The university has found a unique way to get COVID-19 test kits into the hands of students – a vending machine.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Home Invasion, Assault Charges Filed Against Man: Cops
• Police Apprehend Fugitive Wanted For Assault
• SUV Vs. Pole Crash Leaves One In Serious Condition
• Officer Injured After Responding To Greenwich Avenue Larceny: PD
• 3 Officers Injured During Attempted Larceny Arrest: PD
• Warehouse Proposal Met With Resistance: Report
• Sergeant Injured In 2018 Explosion Honored With Plaque
• Driver Gets Vehicular Homicide Charge In Scooter Crash

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