Police: No Connection Between NY Case and Missing Southington Man

SOUTHINGTON, CT — Southington police on Monday tried to squash the rumor mill about a possible connection connection between a deceased person found in New York State and the Charles Davenport case that currently under investigation in Southington.

They are still looking for him, according to a Mon day announcement.

"Based on information received from New York Police, there does not appear to be a connection to the

Southington case," police said.

Police said they have received several calls about the alleged connection.

A Silver Alert had been issued for Davenport on Nov. 28, the day after the 56-year-old went missing.

Davenport is a white male standing 5-foot-11 and weighing 230 pounds with gray hair and hazel eyes, police said.

Davenport was last seen wearing a dark (black or blue) polo shirt with an "HCWilcox Carpentry" logo on it.

He was driving a gray 2016 Ford F150 truck with the Connecticut registration 96C-V66. Anyone seeing him can call Southington police at 860-621-0101.

Police on Monday released more images of him.

Davenport is a carpenter by trade and may have tools in his truck, police said. The
four-door truck bears CT registration plate 96CV66 and is in very good condition with dark running boards,
chrome wheels and a matching gray “Leer" bed cap. On the back of the cap is a “CCDL” sticker.

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