School Administrator Arrested; Cops Hand Out Gift Cards: CT News

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

CT School Administrator Accused Of Stalking: Report

The man is accused of stalking and harassing his ex-wife, according to a report.>>>Read More.

Cops Hand Out Gift Cards To Law-Abiding Pedestrians

The initiative was targeted in the downtown area.>>>Read More.

CT Student Launches Down Syndrome Hotline

The new program provides support and guidance for those who have a family member with Down syndrome.>>>Read More.

School Removes Security Officer For Inappropriate Comment: Report

A security officer has been removed from a middle school after allegedly making an inappropriate comment to a student.>>>Read More.

Boughton Collapsed Because He Did Not Take Seizure Meds: Doctors

Boughton's campaign originally attributed his March 15 collapse to dehydration.>>>Read more.

Former State Representative Candidate Accused Of Animal Cruelty: Report

The man, a former Representative Town Meeting member, is accused of causing serious injuries to his fiancee's dogs.>>>Read More.

Woman Uses Cat Feces as Part of Neighbor Dispute: PD

Police say the accused spread feces all over the victim's property.>>>Read More.

New Brewery Sets Grand Opening Date

The brewery will feature a small sample tasting and growler-filling room in the front where customers can sample and buy beer.>>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Dog Attacks Man, Gets Shot
• Cop Charged With DUI In Wrong-Way Crash
• Bicyclist Seriously Injured in Collision
• HS Student Arrested For Alleged Threats: Report
• Teen Injured In Bicycle Crash, Driver Assaulted: PD
• Man Charged In Fatal Wrong-Way Crash

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