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Former CT Fire Chief Sentenced; Church Sued Over Sexual Assault Claims; Kitten Rescued from Storm Drain: CT News
CT's 'Singing Cop' recalls friendship with Gene Wilder; Pool-jumping arrests anticipated; Babysitter charged; Firefighters battle car fire.

There was plenty of news across Connecticut Monday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here’s a roundup of some of the top stories.
The incident was at a local shopping center, police said.>>>Read More.
Frank Chiafari, a retired Connecticut police officer, called Gene Wilder his friend and mentor as 'a pure gentle soul.'>>>Read More.
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The child was seen riding a trike.>>>Read More.
The former fire chief, was sentenced in connection with embezzling nearly $26,000 from the department and town.>>>Read More.
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A man claims he was sexually assaulted hundreds of times by a Catholic priest in the 1990’s.>>>Read More.
A home has been a longtime spot for teens looking to take a dip in a pool.>>>Read More.
The incident was during the early move-in period.>>>Read More.
The then 19-year-old woman suffered serious injuries, including a fractured skull, after being struck by a car while crossing the street.>>>Read More.
Police are searching for the reported stabber.>>>Read More.
Police are asking for help in finding the offending vehicle, which fled the scene.>>>Read More.
Police say the accused was held on a $1 million bond. A child, 8, was home at the time of the incident.>>>Read More.
Other top stories:
- Firefighters Rescue Kitten From Storm Drain
- Woman Refuses Man's Kiss, Gets Violently Pushed and 8 Stitches in Head: Report
- Firefighters Battle Car Fire
- Man Stole $30K Boat: Police
- Teen Leads Police on Chase, Arrested on DUI Charges: Police
- CT Company Delivers Multi-Million Dollar Attack Sub to US Navy
- Woman Charged for Toothbrush Incident at Wal-Mart
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