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Stamford Police: Suspect nabbed following multi-town burglary spree

Stamford Police: Suspect nabbed following multi-town burglary spree FacebookTwitterEmail 2of3 3of3 STAMFORD Investigators used fingerprints and social media to link a former New Canaan man to a string of burglaries that began in Stamford, and spread elsewhere in Fairfield County, over the past year, according to police. Chance Perrone, 22, was arrested Tuesday on four counts of third-degree burglary, three counts of sixth-degree larceny, three counts of third-degree criminal mischief and conspiracy to commit third-degree burglary. Sgt. Sean Scanlan said Perrone started the spree in October 2019, shortly after he was released from prison for convictions on 13 prior burglaries. Investigators tied Perrone to a break-in at Magic Touch Cleaners in Glenbrook around that time using a fingerprint lifted from the scene, Scanlan said.

Activist arrested after son accused of showing gun as threat

Activist arrested after son accused of showing gun as threat April 14, 2021 GMT WATERBURY, Conn. (AP) An activist and member of Waterbury’s Human Rights Commission was arrested after his middle-school-aged son allegedly showed a gun on social media and threatened to beat up another student. Fahd Syed, 41, was charged last week with risk of injury and failure to properly store a loaded firearm in regard to a minor, the Republican American reported Tuesday. Police said Syed’s son appeared with a handgun on a video posted to social media in February as part of a dispute he was having with the other student over shoveling snow for money. The son threatened to beat up the other boy but did not make a threat to use the weapon, police said.

Blame for coronavirus spread in prisons belongs to guards who don t wear masks

Cloe Poisson :: CT Mirror.org A sign was taped to a car window calling for the freeing of prisoners at York Correctional Institution in Niantic, Monday, April 13, 2020, during a car protest by community organizers and prison advocates in a park next the womenÕs prison. They were calling for the release of prisoners who are at risk on infection from the Covid-19 virus. In April, former Commissioner of Department of Correction (DOC) Rollin Cook issued a department-wide memorandum requiring staff “to wear protective face-masks while on duty whenever social distancing is not possible.” Chandra Bozelko Corrections officers in Connecticut aren’t obeying this instruction. They’re not wearing masks, at least not properly and definitely not consistently. That’s what’s caused the precipitous rise in the number of infections and deaths of incarcerated people. As of February 5, 3,816 inmates had tested positive and 19 of them have died from COVID-19 complications; six passed awa

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