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Police Officer Suspended; Residents Speak Out Against Chick-fil-A
DUI tractor-trailer crash/ Target offers new payment options for holidays/ Fire destroys home, community rallies around family and more...
There was plenty of news across Connecticut on Thursday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of some of the top stories.
CT Police Officer Suspended For Excessive Force
A police officer who struck a teen on the back of the head with his gun has been suspended.>>>Read More.
'Untenable': Residents Speak Out Against Chick-fil-A Proposal
One by one, residents shared their opinions on a Chick-fil-A proposed in the town center.>>>Read More.
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CT Man Accused Of Operating A Drug Factory: State Police
State police seized 9 pounds of marijuana and other drugs during a raid of the suspect's home.>>>Read More.
Target Making 'Buy Now, Pay Later' A Holiday Retail Option
Target stores in Connecticut will feature new payment options for customers this year.>>>Read More.
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DUI Tractor-Trailer Driver Charged In Crash That Closed I-91: PD
A man faces DUI and other charges in connection with a crash that closed part of I-91 for several hours.>>>Read More.
Other top stories:
- Small Plane Crashes In Connecticut, 1 Person Seriously Injured Thursday
- Meat Recalls In Connecticut: Here’s What You Need To Know
- Man Expected To Be Charged In Connection With 2020 OD Death: PD
- GoFundMe Created To Help Family Displaced By House Fire
- $8.4K In Cocaine Seized During Traffic Stop: Police
- Man Hospitalized After Shooting; 1 In Custody: Police
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