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CT Trooper Pulled From High School Over Alleged Relationship With Student: Report CT Trooper Pulled From High School Over Alleged Relationship With Student: Report
CT Trooper Pulled From High School Over Alleged Relationship With Student: Report A Connecticut state trooper has been removed from his role as a school resource officer after police opened an internal investigation into possible inappropriate conduct with a minor, according to reports. Trooper First Class Timothy Haroian worked as the resource officer at Vinal Technical High School in Middletown until authorities learned of accusations on Jan. 15, NBC Connecticut reported on Friday, Sept. 26.  A CT Examiner investigation found that Haroian exchanged nearly 4,000 text messages with the 17-year-old student, including asking for "sexy" pictures. Haroian admitted to h…

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by Josh Lanier
Schools
Knife Fight At CT High School, 11 Students Charged: Police Knife Fight At CT High School, 11 Students Charged: Police
Knife Fight At CT High School, 11 Students Charged: Police Multiple students were arrested after police said they got into a knife fight at a Waterbury high school on Wednesday, May 28.  The fight broke out just before noon at John F. Kennedy High School, 422 Highland Ave. The school resource officer, with help from other Waterbury police, broke up the attack, officials said.  Several students suffered minor injuries in the fight, but the school nurse was able to treat their wounds without further assistance, Waterbury police said.  In all, nine minor-aged boys and two underage girls were arrested and charged with various crimes, in…

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by Josh Lanier
News
CT Police Officer Steals Show On ‘Wheel of Fortune’ With Bad Guess, Last-Second Heroics CT Police Officer Steals Show On ‘Wheel of Fortune’ With Bad Guess, Last-Second Heroics
CT Police Officer Steals Show On ‘Wheel of Fortune’ With Bad Guess, Last-Second Heroics A former US Coast Guard member and Connecticut school resource officer appeared on the Veteran's Day episode of "Wheel of Fortune." While he finished in third place, he had the most memorable moments on the game show.  Rocky Hill Police Officer Will Jordan took his turn at the wheel on Monday's episode, Nov. 11, where he walked away with $8,000 in prize money.  Related: Internet Roasts Rocky Hill Officer Following "Wheel Of Fortune" Faux Pas Jordan struggled with the puzzles throughout the game. He was in a position to answer three of them but misspoke one — reading "give yoursel…

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by Josh Lanier