Police Commissioner Tells Jailed Suspect He Hopes He ‘Rots In Hell’: CT News

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Police Commissioner Confronted Jailed Suspect Accused Of Trying To Drown His Kids: Report

The commissioner told the jailed father accused of trying to drown his children that he hopes he “rots in hell for all of eternity.”: Report.>>>Read more.

IHOP Plans To Open Restaurant In Stop & Shop Plaza: Here’s Where

A building permit application has been filed with the town on behalf of IHOP, an acronym for International House of Pancakes. >>>Read More.

Man Flees From Police In River, Disrupts Train Service: PD

Police said a man accused of assaulting a woman at a park tried to flee from officers by jumping into the river.>>>Read More.

SUV Crashes Through Front Door Of Salon

First responders found the injured driver still inside a large SUV after it crashed through the front door of a salon.>>>Read More.

Town Official Named International Power Breaking Champion

Town Planner Rob Librandi recently earned the title by breaking 13 concrete blocks at the World Martial Arts Championships in Florida.>>>Read More.

Arrest Made In 16-Year-Old’s Murder

Police announced an arrest in connection with the fatal shooting, and also said warrants are ready to be served for 2 different murders.>>>Read More.

Broken Elevator Endangers Tenants In Building: Report

The only elevator at an apartment complex has reportedly been out of service for three weeks.>>>Read More.

Remote Spot Cited As One Of Top 'Unknown' Picnic Areas In U.S.

Mixbook.com surveyed thousands of Americans and recently published a list of the top 125 virtually unknown picnic spots across the U.S.>>>Read More.

Girl Scout's Bike Safety Quest Nets Her Major Town Honor

The Town Council last week officially declared a day in honor of a veteran Girl Scout who recently graduated from high school.>>>Read More.

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