Dentist Investigated; Life Saved; Restaurant Owner Fined: CT News

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

Dentist Investigated Over Excessive Work To Child’s Teeth

A state investigation concluded the dentist performed medically unnecessary work on a 3-year-old’s teeth.>>>Read More.

Beloved Police Dog Passes Away

The German shepherd served the police department for more than five years.>>>Read More.

Police, Fire & EMS Help Save Life

Emergency personnel acted quickly to a report of an unconscious person.>>>Read More.

Former Cop Avoids Jail Time For Distributing Steroids

The since-retired police officer was charged with distributing anabolic steroids, according to authorities.>>>Read More.

Fire At Inn Caused By Lit Cigarette: Report

Fire officials said three units at the inn were damaged as a result of the fire.>>>Read More.

Man Arrested After White Powder Scare

The man was taken into custody on an alleged probation violation and is being investigated in connection with the incidents.>>>Read More.

'Pay-Per-Pee' Sign Nets Restaurant Owner Fine

A restaurant owner got tired of dogs urinating on his potted plant, but he ended up being the one fined.>>>Read More.

College Student In CT Threatened To Kill Roommate: PD

The student chased his roommate around the room with a knife, police said.>>> Read More.

Other top stories:

• Top 15 Most Wanted Man Captured In Connecticut
• Man Accused Of Burglarizing Home Under Construction: PD
• State To Create Microgrid At Naval Submarine Base: Malloy
• Santa House Fundraiser on Tap for the Weekend
• Memorial Scheduled For Fallen CT Cop

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