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| Man steals and rips the heads off 20 chickens in a 'jealous rage' after seeing photos of his wife ... A Connecticut man and his friend are facing numerous charges, including animal cruelty, for allegedly stealing and brutally killing 20 chickens on Christmas Day. Police said Gregory Ulrich, 28, snatched chickens from two different homes in Milford and tore their heads off with his bare hands.
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| DOJ: Stamford man pleads guilty to marijuana trafficking When Reyes was taken into custody, police conducted a court-authorized searches of Reyes' Stamford residence and Lagrangeville residence. The Stamford residence had 18 kilograms of marijuana, paraphernalia associated with narcotics distribution and $71,004 in cash, the DOJ said.
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| Teens arrested following two vehicles stolen Newington Police Officers arrested two 17-year-old males after they stole two cars and left them in snowbanks. Police say they found the first vehicle in the area of 3377 Berlin Turnpike in Newington. The second vehicle was located close by at an entrance to a private business driveway. A short time later ...
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| PD: Residents in Terryville without water after possible main break Residents in Terryville woke up on Saturday morning without water, according to the Plymouth Police Department. Crews from Connecticut Water are canvassing Terryville in search of a water main break. According to the Plymouth Police Department, which is in charge of Plymouth, Terryville and ...
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| Bridgeport Man Arrested On Motor Vehicle Charges Stemming From Major Accident Last Summer Police this week arrested a Bridgeport man on four vehicular charges stemming from a serious motor vehicle accident last August on South Main Street ... After arrest processing on January 2, police released Patrick on a written promise to appear on January 17 in Connecticut Superior Court in Danbury.
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| Young Volunteers Help Dig Out Homes in Waterbury More than 20 kids with the Waterbury Police Activity League bundled up brought their shovels to dig out anyone who may need help. "We're going around and shoveling for people who are stuck in," one volunteer, Louis Rios, said. It's freezing outside, but their energy is enough to keep you warm.
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