Investigators traced money through bank accounts, cryptocurrency purchases and an online banking account, according to an arrest warrant.
Prosecutors cited the man's lack of a criminal record, military service and earlier attempts to protect his animals.
Officers will train at 5 Canton Road from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday. Police say there is no emergency or public threat.
The lawsuit alleges High Meadow exceeded the pool’s capacity and failed to provide adequate supervision during a June field trip.
A man and a juvenile have been arrested in connection with the theft of more than $34,000 worth of checks from a business, police said.
In 2024, the man told WFSB that he chased a bear away with a branch after it attacked one of his goats.
Police warned residents to expect increased activity around the former Kearns School.
Prosecutors said he grabbed K-9 Gordon by the neck and pinned the dog against a wall as officers tried to arrest him.
Federal authorities said investigators found dozens of firearms and explosive materials at his Granby home.
East Granby firefighters extinguished the Thursday morning blaze; no injuries were reported.
Granby police identified the student as a 14-year-old eighth grader.
The district said the man passed the required background checks when he was hired, and the matter is now being reviewed by authorities.
Residents may notice police activity at Kearns School this week as part of a scheduled training event.
Firefighters found a working fire in a Granby home on Wednesday afternoon.
East Granby officials said the setback will not stop plans to upgrade the park and install new security cameras.
Town officials say the annual game is not endorsed and can sometimes look like real criminal activity.
Troopers said the vehicle was stopped on I-91 South near Exit 47E after multiple 911 calls.
A 1-year-old child was among four people taken to Hartford Hospital after a Thursday morning crash in East Granby.
Police say a raccoon found sick on Fawn Drive tested positive for rabies, prompting a reminder to avoid wildlife acting abnormally.
Police officials say his background in intelligence, drone operations and crisis negotiation will strengthen the department.
The promotions reflect years of service, sacrifice and commitment to Connecticut communities.
Officials reported a sharp drop in criminal offenses even as overall calls for service and medical responses increased.
Firefighters faced snow, cold, and a lack of hydrants while knocking down the blaze on Lost Acres Road.
Sergeant Doreen Mikan served the department from 1992 through the end of 2025, officials said.
A police officer helped four people escape safely, but the family could not return home on Tuesday.
The town of Granby has a new police officer, according to officials.
The family was located after being reported missing Tuesday night, police say.
The 38-year-old woman drifted into oncoming traffic and struck another vehicle Sunday evening, according to state police.
One of the masked suspects may have been armed, according to Granby police.
An East Granby woman has been sentenced in a federal Covid relief funds fraud case.
The teen pedestrian suffered minor injuries, according to state police.
The Connecticut State Police Major Crime Unit has been summoned to assist Granby police.
She pleaded guilty to wire fraud and making illegal monetary transactions, according to a U.S. Attorney.
A suspicious package was found at the Granby Public Library Tuesday morning, police said.
Responding officers found the blaze had extended from the garage to the main residence.
Police in Granby are looking for help from the public in identifying a person involved in an altercation Sunday with a retail store clerk.
Jason Hurrle is no longer employed by the East Granby Public Schools, according to a document obtained by Patch under an FOI Act request.
The East Granby Public Schools paraprofessional is being held in lieu of $500,000 bond after being arrested Wednesday at his Enfield home.
He had an active felony arrest warrant out of Florida for violation of probation, according to state police.
A jury found she had fraudulently billed Medicaid for more than $50,000 for services that were not actually provided by her company.