Published February 8, 2021 •
Updated on February 9, 2021 at 10:14 am
NBC Connecticut
A car was stolen in Hamden Monday afternoon with a 6-month-old child inside, but the child was found a short time later unharmed, police said.
Officers responded to the intersection of Dixwell Avenue and Woodin Street around 4:15 p.m. after receiving a report that a vehicle with the baby inside was stolen.
The person driving the car went into a store, left the keys in the ignition and someone jumped in the car and took off, according to police.
Police were in the process of requesting an Amber Alert when they were notified that the vehicle and the baby were located by a Yale University police officer near 1 Whalley Avenue in New Haven around 5:30 p.m. The baby was not hurt.
Division I prospect Isaiah Earl in process of transferring back to Hamden
February 2, 2021
Senior Isaiah Earl is in the process of transferring back to Hamden High, where he played basketball his first two years.
Earl, a 6-foot-9, 198-pound forward, said he has decided to return to Hamden High in part to help his older sister take care of his mother and grandmother.
“I didn’t want to leave that all on my sister,” Earl said.
Earl left Hamden after his sophomore year, transferring to Lee Academy in Lee, Maine. He didn’t have any Division I scholarship offers when he left.