Massage Therapist Sexually Assaulted Clients: PD; Sparklers Cause House Fire; Drivers Told to Look Out for Bears: CT News

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

• Man Accused of Fondling Teen at Fireworks

Police are looking for a man who is accused of fondling a 14-year-old girl while she was taking a selfie after the fireworks show.>>>Read More.

• Massage Therapist Sexually Assaulted 2 Clients: Police

A male massage therapist was arrested by police early Tuesday accused of sexually assaulting two female clients in May.>>>Read More.

• ‘Out of Control’ Couple Charged for Incident at Restaurant, Pushing Officers: Police

Police say the booking process took 3 hours for the couple, both in their 60s, as they are accused of kicking and striking several officers.>>>Read More.

• Woman Struck by Firework

She suffered minor injuries after being struck in a parking lot.>>>Read More.

• Fire Marshal: Discarded Sparklers Caused House Fire

The fire that ravaged a two-family home early Tuesday morning was caused by sparkler remnants placed in a plastic garbage can next to an older house.>>>Read More.

• Watch: Firefighters Rescue Cat from Tree

Yes, firefighters still on occasion have to rescue cats from trees. The firefighters do it with care.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Black Bear Found Dead Alongside I-84
• Woman Charged for DUI While Driving With 4-Year Old in Car: Police
• CT Girl Lands Role in Traveling Broadway Show
• CT Massage Therapist to Work With Olympic Athletes
• Woman Arrested for Allegedly Stabbing Her Child's Father: Police
• 3 Police Officers Injured During Arrest
• Fentanyl: Prince's Killer, 50 Times Stronger Than Heroin and Causing Thousands of Overdoses Across Country
• Man Tries to Break Into Food Pantry: Report

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