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Where and Why You Are Most Likely to be Pulled Over by Police in CT: Patch PM
A father is accused of beating his crying infant son/ Gov. Malloy is almost No. 1 in this dubious category/ Florida child, 10, found in CT.
Stories worth talking about tonight featured from across the Connecticut Patch network:
A report looks at which police departments are more likely to pull minorities over and the reasons why officers stop cars. It also details which towns stop cars the most and the least.>>>Read More.
The accused said he grew agitated over circumstances along with the baby’s crying and allegedly slapped the baby with an open hand, police said in a report.>>>Read More.
Find out what's happening in New Canaanfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
A survey by Morning Consult shows Malloy's numbers could spell trouble. The opposite is true for the governor of the state to the north.>>>Read More.
The former notorious Greenwich resident recently finished a 17-year federal prison stint for wire fraud.>>>Read More.
Find out what's happening in New Canaanfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
The popular tablet for keeping kids entertained has a big discount today.>>>Read More.
Other top stories:
- UPDATE: Missing Bradenton, FL Mom, 10-Year-Old Daughter Found in Connecticut: Police
- Meat and Chicken Products Recall: Listeria Warning Spreads To Frozen Vegetables With Meat
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