Ex-Walmart Manager Accused Of Stealing $238K: Police: CT News

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Former Walmart Manager Accused Of Stealing Over $200,000: PD

After further investigation, police determined the accused had stolen approximately $238,000 within 10 months of time from the big box retailer, police said.>>>Read More.

Man Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Woman At River Walk: Police

Police said the woman had been walking her dog when a man approached her and said he wanted to get to know her. The woman said she tried to walk away, but the man put his arms around her and prevented her from leaving, police said. The woman also reported the man grabbed her breasts while he was restraining her, according to police.>>>Read More.

Body Of Missing Man Found Near River

A hiker discovered a man's body slumped over in a pickup truck near the river.>>>Read More.

Small Dog Dumped At Park: PD

The cute creature was found in a crate, abandoned near a playscape at the park, police said.>>>Read More.

Several People, 2 Dogs Hurt In Crash: Police

The accident involved four vehicles.>>>Read More.

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• Man Charged In Local Assault Sentenced For Illegally Re-Entering U.S.
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Trending news stories:

Walk In the Park To Help Domestic Violence Victims

The annual Jennifer Farber Dulos Memorial Walk at Dunkin Park in Hartford on Saturday, Sept. 28, will aid victims of domestic violence.>>>Read More.

Indoor Pickleball Facility Opening At Mall

Club Pickleball, located in the former home of Old Navy at the mall, is offering price specials for its grand-opening weekend.>>>Read More.

UConn Women Announce Game Venues For 2024-25 Hoop Season

The Huskies will face all conference opponents twice except DePaul and Xavier.>>>Read More.

Maritime Aquarium Receives Volunteer Engagement Award

The aquarium recently received the top volunteer engagement award at the Association of Zoos and Aquariums' annual conference.>>>Read More.

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