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Funds Swiped from Family of Drowning Victim, 4; Murder Suspect Sought; DUI Driver Strikes House: CT News
Police praised for assisting stranded driver; Man 'Wins for Life'; Details emerge in police shooting; Town official refuses pay raise...

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.
Police said the page had received thousands of dollars in donations.>>>Read More.
The man has been charged with nearly three dozen counts of risk of injury to a minor and other violations.>>>Read More.
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The suspect, who also crashed into a parked vehicle, reportedly tried to flee the scene.>>>Read More.
Officers helped Jessica Peruti and her family over New Year's Eve.>>>Read More.
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The winner is spreading his new wealth.>>>Read More.
Longtime security guard Barry "Mitch" Mitchell died at the high school on Wednesday.>>>Read More.
An affidavit gives details about why troopers discharged their weapons when a man refused to drop a handgun he was carrying.>>>Read More.
Police say they have prepared an arrest warrant for the accused, who they are actively searching for.>>>Read More.
The pole snapped in half and power lines were down and crossing the train tracks. Police later located the tractor trailer and arrested the driver.>>>Read More.
Other top stories:
- Town Treasurer Refuses Pay Raise
- State Police Snag 49 Bags of Heroin in Traffic Stop
- Man Tried to Steal Fire Truck While Firefighters Responded to Medical Call: Police
- Residents Voice Concerns over Proposed Drug Rehabilitation Facility: Report
- High School Graduate May Have Future in NFL
- Hospital Welcomes First Baby of 2017
- Revenue Clerk Charged With Forgery and Larceny
- Police Seize Heroin, Money During Apartment Search
- Untimely Death Under Investigation: Report
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