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Six CT women arrested for stealing food stamps, other benefits

Six Connecticut women are facing larceny charges for allegedly stealing nearly $60,000 in food stamps and other benefits in separate schemes, officials said.

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Officials: 6 CT women stole $60,000 in food stamps and benefits

Six Connecticut women are facing larceny charges for stealing nearly $60,000 in food stamps and other benefits in separate schemes, officials said.

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Prosecutor: CT residents stole from SNAP food assistance program

A Middletown man and Wethersfield woman were arrested this week after stealing from Connecticut s food assistance program in separate thefts, official says.

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Prosecutor: CT residents stole from SNAP food assistance program

A Middletown man and Wethersfield woman were arrested this week after stealing from Connecticut s food assistance program in separate thefts, official says.

Susan hatfieldProsecution bureau in rocky hillSupplemental nutrition assistance programDepartment of social servicesSocial servicesSuperior courtNew britainSenior assistant stateAttorney susan hatfieldStatewide prosecution bureauOphal menSusan hatfieldChief states attorneyTerri gastonChristine dempseyRocky hill

Three Connecticut residents charged with theft of COVID-19 money, officials say

Otis D. Paramore and Christina DeBiase, of Branford, and Gloria DeBiase, of Stratford, were charged with first-degree larceny and unemployment fraud.

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