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Face the Facts: Controversy Surrounding Interim New Haven Police Chief
There’s a power struggle over the police department in one of Connecticut’s biggest cities. It’s all about who should be New Haven police chief. This week, a judge decided that the interim head of the department had to go, but the mayor disagreed. So what’s behind all of this? NBC Connecticut’s New Haven reporter Kyle Jones breaks it down...
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Reports Detail Investigation Into Naugatuck Police Chief After ‘Racial Comments' Made by Family Member
Naugatuck has released two reports on the independent investigations into the police chief after controversy arose surrounding “racially charged” Snapchat comments made by his underage daughter.
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Hamden Swears In New Police Chief
John Capiello was sworn in as Hamden’s new police chief on Monday.
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Hamden Swears In New Chief of Police
Before being sworn in Monday, Chief John Cappiello was the acting chief of the Hamden Police Department.
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Holiday Shipping: Beware of Porch Pirates
Porch pirates: Sightings are becoming more common as more people invest in home surveillance systems, and police want you to take steps to protect your purchases during the busy season.
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Detroit Police Officer Fatally Shot Investigating Home Invasion
A police officer was fatally shot and another was wounded while responding to a home invasion on Detroit’s West Side, authorities announced late Wednesday. The officers were searching the home for a suspect when they were shot, Police Chief James Craig said. An 18-year veteran of Detroit Police was shot in the neck with a high-powered rifle, Craig said. The...
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Oklahoma Police Chief Dead After Fight With His Own Officer at Florida Conference
An Oklahoma police chief was killed during an altercation with one of his own officers while at a conference in Florida Sunday, NBC News reports. Escambia County Sheriff’s deputies responded to a report of a physical altercation at the Hilton Garden Inn in Pensacola Beach Sunday evening and found Mannford Police Chief Lucky Miller dead, according to NBC affiliate KJRH....
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Extra Patrols at Bridgeport Synagogue After Bomb Threats
Bridgeport police will have extra patrols at a local synagogue after two bomb threats Friday afternoon.
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LAPD Investigates After Ad Ends Up on Right-Wing Website Breitbart
The Los Angeles Police Department announced Saturday it has stopped purchasing online advertising from Google after a recruitment ad appeared on a website that has drawn criticism for its content.
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Wolcott Schools Working Without Internet, Email After Multiple Ransomware Attacks
Wolcott Public Schools are on high alert after experiencing what they fear to be the second cyber-attack since June.
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Otoniel Reyes Sworn in as New Haven's New Chief of Police
The city of New Haven is closer to getting a new police chief.
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Police Investigate Threat Against New Haven Puerto Rican Festival
New Haven Mayor Toni N. Harp and Puerto Ricans United President Joe Rodriguez joined together for the Puerto Rican flag-raising ceremony on Thursday.
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Officials Release Body Cam Footage in Deadly Hartford Police Shooting
The Tolland State’s Attorney has released body camera footage from a deadly police-involved shooting in Hartford on Friday.
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Police ID Man Killed in Officer-Involved Shooting in Hartford
Authorities have identified the man who was killed in a police-involved shooting in Hartford on Friday.
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One Dead Following Officer-Involved Shooting in Hartford
One person is dead following a police-involved shooting in Hartford Friday night.
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Naugatuck Neighborhood Puts Up Pride Flags to Push Back Against Hate
Driving down Hillside Avenue in Naugatuck, you’ll notice several pride flags. For neighbors, it’s about sending a strong message of support and pushing back against hate.
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Otoniel Reyes Selected at New Haven's New Police Chief
New Haven Mayor Toni Harp this morning announced that she has chosen Otoniel Reyes, who has been acting as interim chief since March, to be the new police chief.
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Hamden Considers Public Input in Search for Next Chief
Residents in Hamden are getting their chance to weigh in on who will lead the town’s police department.
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$5 Million Lawsuit Alleges Bridgeport Police Beat Man at Party
A Connecticut man who alleges police beat him while he was handcuffed is suing 13 officers and other officials for $5 million.