And the car has been moved out of the weight. You can see the damage is done. This is a singlestory house on lohman drive. This goes right to the basement of this house. The upper floors were impacted as well and five people were home at the time. Let me show you the vehicle the slamming into this house where this is taking place at 4 30 a. M. The Police Department tells us this was a 19yearold email driver behind the wheel of a sedona minivan. She was traveling east and lost control and slammed into the house. She was transported to an area hospital. Five people were in the house at the time. Fortunately, they were not injured. The driver of the car has been charged with dui, driving under the influence of drugs and taken to the hospital was impacted. Things are flowing smoothly. All traffic is back to normal here. Authorities say they will have to return to the house to make sure it is safer the owner and the people who live here to go back inside. We are keeping an eye on traffic. T
Governor Ned Lamont today held a news conference in Waterbury to announce the first in a series of proposals he will introduce during the 2023 legislative session that are aimed at building on Connecticut’s efforts to eliminate gun violence.