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Former Norwich man rejects deal, wants new trial in amputation case

Former Norwich resident Kristopher Prudhomme rejected a deal Thursday that would have meant no additional prison time, in favor of a new trial.

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Norwich amputation assault case re-starts after successful appeal

Kristopher Prudhomme is accused of assaulting his roommate in Norwich in 2016, then leaving him in a position that required his legs be amputated.

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Bond lowered in case of assault that left Norwich victim legless

Judge reduces bond for Kristopher Prudhomme, whose Norwich assault conviction was overturned.

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Norwich arsonist s re-sentencing hearing ends with 3-year prison drop

Marwan Chankar was found guilty of setting fire to 145 Rockwell St. in 2011. Two firefighters were injured in the blaze.

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New trial ordered for man convicted in Norwich amputation assault case

Connecticut State Appellate Court orders new trial for Kristopher Prudhomme, convicted in a Norwich assault case that left a man without legs.

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