Comey Sold CT House At A Loss; Man Follows Girls To School, Gets Arrested; Officials Prepare For Trump Visit: CT News

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

• Fired FBI Director James Comey Sold Connecticut House At A Loss

James Comey has had a streak of bad luck in 2017.>>>Read More.

• Man Follows Girls to School, Gets Arrested: PD

Detectives are investigating why the man repeatedly tried to talk to the girls, police said.>>>Read More.

• GE CEO Jeff Immelt Sells Connecticut Mansion: Report

The most recent listed price for the property was $4.7 million.>>>Read More.

• Police Search For Suspect In Hit-And-Run Collision That Injured 17-Year-Old Girl

The crash occurred at about 2:25 p.m. on May 5.>>>Read More.

• Man Who Crashed Into Eatery Was Intoxicated: Police

The crash forced two eateries to close for two weeks.>>>Read More.

• Ducks Escorted Through Town by Animal Control

A mother duck and her ducklings were escorted through Blue Back Square by Animal Control.>>>Read More and see the photos here.

• Four Hospitalized After Fire At Wendy’s

Multiple employees reportedly received treatment after a fire on Wednesday afternoon.>>>Read More.

• Attorney General Jepsen Won't Seek Gubernatorial Nomination

The attorney general is in his second term and last election handily won by more than 51,000 votes.>>>Read More.

• CT Ticket Broker Pays Multi-Million Settlement To New York Attorney General

The company was one of six that was found to use software "bots" to illegally purchase thousands of tickets to New York events.>>>Read More.

• Beluga Whales in Captivity Protest Taking Place at Mystic Aquarium

A protest is planned to take place at the Mystic Aquarium this weekend to “bring awareness to the plight of captive whales and dolphins.">>>Read More.

• Blue Whale Challenge: Another Schools Superintendent Warns of Dangerous Social Media "Game"

This is the second area district to warn parents of the game, which entices participants to harm themselves and take their own life.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• City Officials Shore Up Security Protocol for President Trump's Visit to CT Next Week
• Traffic Light Falls Into Intersection
• High School Investigating Report of SAT Cheating: Report
• Reward Offered for Info on Fatal Hit-and-Run
• Police Department Helps Make Children a Little Safer

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Photo credit: West Hartford Animal Control