‘Love Triangle’ Murder Arrest; Restaurant Protest Planned

There was plenty of news across Connecticut on Thursday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of some of the top stories.

'Love Triangle' Murder Leads To Arrest, $1M Bond: PD

"It is our hope that this arrest can bring some sense of justice to the victim's family," police said Thursday afternoon.>>>Read More.

Missing Mom Case: Here's How Much State PD Spent Investigating

State Police have performed numerous searches and other investigations concerning the disappearance of Jennifer Dulos>>>Read More.

Protest Planned Against Restaurant

Two workers were fired and ordered to be reinstated to their jobs, but that allegedly hasn't happened.>>>Read More.

Couple Recalls Life-Changing Day With First-Responders

A couple made a visit to the local police department Wednesday to commemorate a life-changing — and life-saving — day.>>>Read More.

Who Burned This Flag? PD Asks Public For Help

According to police, car windows were smashed, mailboxes damaged and American flags burned.>>>Read More.

Expelled Student Banned From Campus: Report

The student was accused of hate speech, while the family claims he was expelled for expressing his conservative political views.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• 'Severely Neglected' Puppy Victim Of Animal Cruelty
• Teen Charged For Fake Crack & Counterfeit Money
• Lightning Strikes House: FD
• Man Accused Of Killing Girlfriend’s 8-Week-Old Kitten
• JR’s Place Celebrates Opening

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