STAMFORD, Conn. -- The Associated Press is reporting that the boyfriend of Miriam Carey, the Stamford woman shot and killed after a car chase outside the U.S. Capitol on Oct, 3, had contacted police several times about the safety of their daughter and Carey's emotional stability, according to theday.com.
Miriam Carey of Stamford was shot and killed after a car chase outside the U.S. Capitol.
Photo Credit: Casey DonohueStamford police released the records of their interactions with Carey on Thursday in response to a Freedom of Information Act public records request, theday.com reported.
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