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Connecticut's Office of Inspector General releases a status report outlining the series of events that led to the shooting death of a suspect and a K-9.
A report finds Norwich police Officer Scott Dupointe was justified in firing back at a suspect. What else the report says and does not say.
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All nine cases of use of deadly force involved law enforcement officers firing at or toward suspects. Three suspects died of gunshot wounds, four recovered after being shot and in two cases offices fired at vehicles to prevent suspects from driving them over, the Inspector General found.
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A Hebron man who was found unresponsive four days after a police struggle in August died from a pulmonary embolism related to a leg injury sustained in the incident, according to a preliminary report from the Office of the Inspector General.
More details have emerged regarding what happened the night two Bristol police officers were shot and killed and a colleague was injured in what officials have described as an ambush.