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State police said they have charged three suspects who are accused of stealing more than $1,600 worth of items during a theft from an Oxford supermarket that was seen in a video that went viral. The video that surfaced showed people loading tons of stolen items from Market 32 into waiting cars on Nov. 9 and then speeding off. State…

State police said they have tentatively identified two of four people suspected of stealing more than $1,600 worth of items during a theft from an Oxford supermarket that was seen in a video that has gone viral. Video that surfaced showed people loading tons of items suspected of being stolen from Market 32 into waiting cars on Nov. 9 and…

The brazen act allegedly took place at the Market 32 in Oxford, and police say there is video of the incident posted on social media.

A viral video that apparently shows thieves loading tons of stolen items into waiting cars and then speeding off is at the center of an investigation in Oxford, according to Connecticut State Police.

Police are investigating after several people stole items filling multiple shopping carts from Market 32 in Oxford and they said authorities were not alerted until moments after the crime was committed. Around 6:45 a.m. Tuesday, the Oxford Resident Trooper’s Office responded to the Market 32 supermarket in Quarry Walk Plaza at 300 Oxford Road after learning that several people had…

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A former Connecticut State Marshal is being accused of larceny after allegedly collecting over $12,300 from six complainants. The Office of the Chief State’s Attorney announced that Peter E. Karpovich, 79, of Oxford, was arrested and charged with second-degree larceny, an ethics code violation and participation of prohibited activities. Karpovich was arrested on Wednesday by Connecticut State Police troopers and…

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AstraZeneca says its coronavirus vaccine developed with the University of Oxford was found to be safe and effective in trials conducted in the U.S., Peru and Chile.

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An Oxford woman has been arrested in connection with the drug-overdose death of her 11-month-old son and she has been charged with manslaughter in the second degree. Police said they received a 911 call just before 2 p.m. on July 6 about a baby who was not breathing and they responded to a home on Blue Ridge Terrace. The baby’s…

Connecticut State Police are investigating a car that was found in the water in Oxford early Tuesday morning. State police said they learned about the car in Jackson Cove around 1:30 a.m. It’s unclear if anyone was found in or near the car. The investigation is ongoing.

A 14-year-old boy was arrested after he told police about his involvement in Joe Nunez’s death last week. The boy faces charges including murder and conspiracy to commit murder. The boy is being held at a juvenile detention center in Bridgeport pending a future court appearance, police said. The body of 14-year-old Jose Nunez, of Bridgeport, was found in...

A rock painted outside of Oxford High School is often used for student expression. “They don’t ask permission, they just paint what they’re feeling,” said Principal Dorothy Potter. On Wednesday night, students felt the need to speak out on a social justice issue plaguing the country. They painted the large rock black and in white letters wrote “BLM” for...

Students in Oxford use spirit rock to speak out again racial injustice and to express their feelings