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The pediatrician was arrested following a comprehensive investigation, according to police.
He is charged with second-degree threatening/physical threat, second-degree unlawful restraint and disorderly conduct, according to police.
Tuesday, a woman had her purse stolen while returning a cart at the Branford big box store. Cops chased the suspects, who fled, police said.
Two teens from New Haven are in custody, one already wearing a GPS ankle tracking device, and two others got away after a wild getaway: BPD.
Branford police said that two incidents, one Wednesday evening and another overnight Thursday, both called in by residents, led to arrests.
Branford police say an alleged shoplifter, Wallingford man, 31, pulled knife on a Stop & Shop employee who tried to stop him from leaving.
Police said they found a loaded firearm with a high capacity magazine, a large amount of narcotics, and material indicative of drug sales.
Police said officers were on scene at Walsh Wednesday afternoon in response to a threat that was called in to the school.
No one hurt in near-simultaneous house fires on Creek Court in Indian Neck and in the Stratton Woods complex off of Brushy Plain Road.
Firefighters knocked down the fire before it could spread to a surrounding building.
Police provide all information. Charges are allegations, not convictions. All are presumed innocent, unless proven guilty.
Jason Turoczi, 40, used the identity of his dead grandmother and parents to make the unemployment claims, according to the DCJ.