Daily Blotter – April 21

A Roundup of All Things Criminal in CT

If at First You Don't Succeed

A South Windsor woman became very familiar with the Farmington police department Saturday.  Elsa Veisor, 29, was arrested early Saturday morning and charged with D.U.I. Veisor was taken to the police station where a friend picked her up and took her to her car.  Veisor tried to drive home again around 4 a.m., according to police, and police arrested her again.


7th Man Charged In Interstate Murders

A Bristol man has been extradited from Florida to face charges related to the slayings of two men whose bodies were found off an eastern Connecticut highway.  Michael D'Orazio, 36, is the seventh person charged in connection with the deaths of Ronald Brown, of Bristol, and Eric Kimberly, of Torrington, whose bodies were found off I-384 in Manchester and Bolton.  Two other men face murder charges. D'Orazio and four others are charged with lesser crimes.


Science Building Reopens

Part of the science building that caught fire Sunday night at Wesleyan University is back open Tuesday.  A fire started in one of the labs at the Hall-Atwater building while a student was performing an experiment.  A chemical reaction sparked the blaze under a fume hood, according to fire officials.  A firefighter and two public safety officers suffered minor injuries and have been treated at the hospital and released.  The lab where the fire happened, along with several surrounding classrooms, were heavily damaged and will remain closed. 

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