Police Searching for Intruder Scared Off by Homeowner

The Middlebury homeowner reportedly confronted the alleged intruder, who then fled the scene in a dark blue pick-up truck.

Woman Charged With 170 Counts of Possession, Police Investigate Possible Burglary

The following arrest information was supplied by the Woodbury Police Department. It does not indicate a conviction.

Woodbury House Fire Under Investigation

A house fire broke out at 2 Good Hill Rd. last night, about six months after a barn on the same property caught fire.

State Police Seek Witnesses in Fatal Crash

The car accident took place early Saturday morning on I-84 in Middlebury, the Hartford Courant reports.

Arresting News: Alleged Deli Burglary Yields Cash, Cold Cuts, Carbs

Unusual arrests and investigations from the area.

Woodbury Fire Department Provides Mutual Aid to Southbury

Two fires, one Thursday night and one on Friday morning, were extinguished in Southbury.

Middlebury Man Admits to Illegal Campaign Contributions

Middlebury Man pleads guilty to bribery and role in campaign finance scheme for 2012 Congressional campaign.

Middlebury Police Explorers Hosting Open House

An explorer is a young adult who will learn about law enforcement and participate in community functions. The program is open to Middlebury, Southbury Watertown and Woodbury residents.

Investigation Paints Lurid Picture of Bridgeport Priest Allegedly Involved in Meth Ring

Bulk quantities of the drug were allegedly shipped from California to a Waterbury apartment, then re-packed "in various quantities and in color-coded Ziploc bags" and sold locally to users and other dealers.

Woodbury's Tree Burning Taking Place in January

If your Christmas tree is ready for the bonfire, here's what you need to know.

Arresting News: Funny Money; Fake Drug Dealers

Interesting and unusual arrests from around the area.

Police Tell News Photographer from Belgium to Go Home

Monroe police remain vigilant in protecting Sandy Hook Elementary School families and staff from intrusions following the fatal shooting in Newtown last month.

Chief Kehoe Tells White House: 'Ban Assault Weapons'

Kehoe said the weapons used in the Dec. 14 shooting were stronger than those his department carries, according to NBC News.

Region 14 Closed Due to Weather; Superintendent Discusses Threat, K-9 Sweep at Nonnewaug

Due to the snowfall in Connecticut, Region 14 schools are closed on Jan. 16. Superintendent Jody Goeler said the district is also using the opportunity to further secure school buildings after a threat written on a wall at Nonnewaug was discovered.

Arresting News: Setting TV on Fire; Grenades in Junk Pile

The destruction of a Cumberland Farms bathroom and a car chase are just two of the scenarios in this week's edition of arresting news.

Man Flees Middlebury Police, Crashes on Rt 8

After getting stuck during a burglary, suspect attempts to outrun police before crashing driving the wrong way on Route 8.

Driving Under the Influence of...Pizza

A faked kidnapping and a rowdy way to ring in the new year comprise this week's compilation of unusual arrests and investigations in Connecticut.

Two Remain Hospitalized After Tubing Accident at Woodbury Ski Area [UPDATE]

The accident took place on New Year's Day.

Woodbury Resident Joins Brookfield Police Force

Brian Flanagan was chosen as one of the top candidates from a field of more than 250 individuals who tested for the position.

No Deaths on State Roads Over the New Year's Holiday

State police today issued their final stats on the holiday traffic enforcements across the state.

Strangest 2012 Police Reports, Part I

Here's Part 1 of our distillation of the most unusual of the unusual reports published in the Police Digest in 2012.

'Arrive Safe' Will Provide Free Rides Home on New Year's Eve

AAA has joined forces with AmRide and Roncari Express Valet Parking to offer impaired drivers a free ride home – in their own vehicle. There is a charge for distances over 10 miles.

Arresting News: Rare Coins & Cristal Champagne Reported Stolen

Unusual arrests and investigations from the area.

Middlebury Police Commission Discusses School Security Measures

Enhancements to the existing security plan discussed by town officials.

Speeding, Hazardous Moving Violations Spike Over Holiday

Police say they saw higher than expected traffic volume during the Christmas holiday enforcement campaign called "Operation SANTA."

FBI: Woman Posed as Relative of Sandy Hook Victim to Solicit Money

The woman, from the Bronx, NY, reportedly lied to authorities who are investigating fundraising fraud in the wake of the school shooting in Newtown, Conn.

Region 15 Website Hacked

The situation is reportedly under control and police are following leads to determine who is responsible.

Bethlehem Man Dies When Dump Truck Hit Jag Driven By Woman, 92

The crash happened shortly before 2 p.m. on Tuesday off Route 66 in Middletown and took the life of 53-year-old Charles Marshall.

Dick's Sporting Goods Removes Rifles from Danbury Store

Dick's Sporting Goods at the Danbury Fair Mall removed its rifles and other firearms from its shelves and is leaving them empty until further notice out of respect for the shooting victims and their families in Newtown and throughout the area.

Region 14 Will Conduct Immediate Security Review, Superintendent Says

Superintendent Jody Goeler crafted a letter on December 14, after the shooting at Sandy Hook School and death of former Region 14 principal Dawn Hochsprung.

Stopped For Speeding, Arrested For Alleged LSD Possession

A car pulled over for speeding resulted in a narcotic bust in Middlebury.

Reports of Shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School [Updated]

All Newtown Schools are on lockdown for a reported shooting.

Fred Acker: Dog's Best Friend or Cruel Keeper?

More questions than answers in proceedings against SPCA of Connecticut's Acker at Litchfield courthouse on Wednesday, Dec. 12.

Arresting News: Man Allegedly Tries to Poison Boss

That case and more are in this week's round-up of unusual police news, including a man calling himself 'Batman' who was charged with more than 73 counts of harassment and threatening.

ACLU: Police Discourage Civilian Complaints

A report from the ACLU shows many departments in Connecticut have barriers that make it difficult for civilians to file complaints against officers.

Outsourcing Middlebury Police Dispatch Will Save Money, Town Officials Say

Police dispatch may go the way of ambulance and fire, presently handled by Northwest Connecticut Public Safety Communication Center, but two Middlebury dispatchers aren't happy with the move.

Police: Antiques Dealer Allegedly Bought Stolen Goods

Police say the Naugatuck store owner doesn't have a license to purchase or sell jewelry or precious metals.

Connecticut Man Allegedly Kills Woman, Father, Then Himself in Wyoming College Attack

Local police searched the Grove Street home of Chris Krumm, a Vernon man who was allegedly linked to a bow-and-arrow attack at Casper College, police say.

Portland Man Sentenced for Threats to Lieberman, Others

The 52-year-old man pleaded guilty to sending harassing communications to government officials and to a man whose family he threatened to harm, authorities said.

Arrest Made in Stolen Fire Department Signs

The following arrest information was supplied by the State Police Department. It does not indicate a conviction.