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Cop Arrested; Pub Named In Music Copyright Complaint: CT News
Doctor sentenced/ Zoo mourns beloved otter/ Dogs abandoned/ 'Housekeeper' charged for teen alcohol party: PD/ Answers sought in cold case...

There was plenty of news across Connecticut on Wednesday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of some of the top stories.
Report: Police Sergeant Charged With DUI
The officer was arrested by state cops and charged with driving under the influence.>>>Read More.
Drive-By Murder Suspect Charged, Held On $1M Bail
The accused was charged with murder in the drive-by shooting that claimed the life of a man Saturday.>>>Read More.
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Beardsley Zoo Mourns Loss Of Popular Otter Rizzo
Rizzo was 16-years-old and a popular resident of the zoo.>>>Read More.
Family of Man Saved From Bridge Expresses Thanks
A lengthy note of gratitude to all those involved in saving her son is published here, with her permission.>>>Read More.
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Pub Named In Music Copyright Complaint
A copyright infringement suit has been filed against a pub.>>>Read More.
Police Charge ‘Housekeeper’ for Not Stopping Teen Alcohol Party
Police were called to break up a teen bash where alcohol was made available.>>>Read More.
Doctor Sentenced For Health-Care Fraud: Feds
The doctor was accused of fraudulently obtaining nearly $900,000 of prescription medication in a health-care scheme.>>>Read More.
Police: 10 Chihuahuas Inside Plastic Bags Were Dumped In 4 Towns
In early September, 10 small dogs, Chihuahua-mix puppies and adults, shoved inside Walmart bags, were left on driveways in four towns.>>>Read More.
Other top stories:
- Police Still Looking For Answers In Cold Case
- Man Accused Of Assaulting Girlfriend At Work: Report
- Man Dead After Being Found On Railroad Bridge
- Error Printed On Election Day Information Cards
- Mascena Named Town Clerk Of The Year
- Courtney: New Hemp Guidelines A Boost To Connecticut Farmers
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