Two Southington residents face felony and misdemeanor charges after the Connecticut Department of Children and Families removed two children from a home that reportedly smelled of cat urine and had feces smeared on the walls of a bedroom the juveniles shared.
SHS grads offer training on preventing human trafficking through Quinnipiac University
SHS grads offer training on preventing human trafficking through Quinnipiac University
Quinnipiac University law student Kaylyn Fagan stands on the school campus Wednesday in North Haven. Fagan, a Southington High School graduate, is co-chair of the universityâs Human Trafficking Prevention Project. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
March 12, 2021 08:25AM By Devin Leith-Yessian, Record-Journal staff
SOUTHINGTON â Two Southington high school graduates will hold a virtual training session on preventing human trafficking in April.
âPart of our training is to dispel myths,â said Kaylyn Fagan, a Quinnipiac University law student and co-chair of the universityâs Human Trafficking Prevention Project. Sheâs hosting the program with fellow Southington High School graduate and Quinnipiac law student Chris Iverson.