Pizza Shop Owner Pleads Guilty; Nanny Left Baby, 6 Months, Alone In Vehicle: PD; Military Veteran Missing: CT News

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

Pizza Restaurant Owner Failed To Report $765K In Taxable Income: Feds

Authorities say the man failed to pay $340,000 in taxes over a five-year period by filing false tax returns.>>>Read More.

Nanny Leaves 6-Month-Old Alone In Unattended Vehicle: Police

The suspect left the vehicle unattended for several minutes.>>>Read More.

Military Veteran Missing Nearly Three Weeks, Friends Concerned

Police are currently searching for information regarding a man who has been missing for nearly three weeks.>>>Read More.

Crews Help Man Trapped Underneath Treadmill

Emergency officials said crews recently helped an elderly man trapped under a treadmill.>>>>Read more.

Car Hits Pole, Winds Up in Pond

A car hit a pole near the town line on Thursday.>>>Read More.

Man Charged With Burglarizing Bar: Police

Police say the suspect, who was arrested after a lengthy investigation, threw a large rock to break into the bar.>>>Read More.

St. Vincent's Settles With Man Sexually Assaulted By Nursing Aide: Report

A total of seven victims came forward and reported they were sexually assaulted by a male nursing aide.>>>Read More.

Popular Restaurant Reopens After Extensive Renovation

The restaurant has completed its grand remodeling project and features new hours, an expanded menu and a brand new bar.>>>Read More.

Woman Charged After Wild Car Chase: Warrant

A Southington woman is accused of being involved in a wild car chase.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• SUV Lands In River After Striking Pole
• ‘Extremely Friendly’ Dog Missing
• Car Rear-Ends Flatbed Truck
• Area Tax Prep Specialist Pleads in $1 Million False Returns Case
• Man Charged After Children Found in Parking Lot: Police
• Man Charged With Assault On His Probation Officer: Police

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