Crime & Safety
Former Bethel Teacher Accused of Sexual Assault Hires High Profile Lawyer
His new lawyer asked for a longer-than-usual continuance on Wednesday.
The former Bethel teacher accused of sexually assault has hired a high profile criminal lawyer, the News Times reports.
Brian Stroh, 30, of New Fairfield has hired New Haven-based Norman Pattis to represent him.
According to the paper, Pattis asked for a longer-than-usual continuance on Wednesday so he can review documents related to the case.
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Stroh is charged with three counts of fourth-degree sexual assault and three counts of risk of injury to a minor. According to State Police, Stroh allegedly had inappropriate contact with three children aged 6, 9 and 11.
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He will return to court July 22.
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