Police: CT employee denies impersonating officer in 'stop' of teens
Richard Swan of the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection, said he was investigating a suspicious vehicle amid a rash of burglaries, police say.
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Richard Swan of the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection, said he was investigating a suspicious vehicle amid a rash of burglaries, police say.
Oct. 19—Asked Wednesday whether he could confirm that Sacchitella had been admitted to such programs, his lawyer, Robert J.T. Britt, declined to comment. Connecticut has a number of pretrial diversion
Skip to main content Currently Reading Charged in a DUI crash and stripped of his police powers, this CT state trooper still collects salary, overtime FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 State Police officer Sgt. John McDonald, left, appeared in Middletown Superior Court with his attorney Robert Britt in Middletown, Conn. on Monday, Jan. 27, 2020. McDonald, a Connecticut state trooper charged in DUI crash that injured a mother and her daughter, is expected to enter a plea on Monday. (Jim Shannon/Republican-American via AP, Pool)Jim Shannon / Associated PressShow MoreShow Less 2of3 Connecticut State Tro...
Skip to main content Currently Reading Charged in a DUI crash and stripped of his police powers, this CT state trooper still collects salary, overtime FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 State Police officer Sgt. John McDonald, left, appeared in Middletown Superior Court with his attorney Robert Britt in Middletown, Conn. on Monday, Jan. 27, 2020. McDonald, a Connecticut state trooper charged in DUI crash that injured a mother and her daughter, is expected to enter a plea on Monday. (Jim Shannon/Republican-American via AP, Pool)Jim Shannon / Associated PressShow MoreShow Less 2of3 Connecticut State Tro...
Prosecutor: State nears deal in police trooper's DUI case FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 State police Sgt. John McDonald, right, appears with his attorney, Robert J. T. Britt, Monday in Superior Court in Middletown.Nicholas Rondinone / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less 2of3 A file photo of the Route 188 intersection, looking west on Airport Road in Southbury, Conn.Peter Yankowski / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less 3of3 MIDDLETOWN — The criminal case against a state trooper charged in a driving under the influence crash that hurt a woman and her daughter in September 2019 is â€...