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Faisal Shahzad Criminal Complaint

2010-05-04T17:24:00.000-07:00

This is a copy of the criminal complaint against former Shelton resident Faisal Shahzad, the suspect in the failed bombing of New York City's Times Square.

Faisal Shahzad criminal complaint filed May 4

U.S. Attorney General Statement on Times Square

2010-05-04T10:53:00.000-07:00

REMARKS AS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY BY ATTORNEY GENERAL ERIC HOLDER AT A PRESS CONFERENCE REGARDING THE TIMES SQUARE ATTEMPTED
BOMBING

WASHINGTON, D.C. Good afternoon. As many of you know, Faisal Shahzad was arrested late last night in connection with his alleged role in the attempted car bombing in Times Square last Saturday.
Shahzad, a naturalized U.S. citizen born in Pakistan, is in federal custody today. He has been and continues to be questioned by federal agents. As a result of those communications, Shahzad has provided useful information to authorities.
We anticipate charging him with an act of terrorism transcending national borders, attempted use of a weapon of mass destruction, use of a destructive device during the commission of another crime, and explosives charges.
I want to emphasize that this investigation is ongoing, and we continue to pursue a number of leads as we gather useful intelligence relating to this terrorist attack.
Based on what we know so far, it is clear that this was a terrorist plot aimed at murdering Americans in one of the busiest places in this country. We believe this suspected terrorist fashioned a bomb from rudimentary ingredients, placed it in a rusty SUV and drove it into Times Square with the intent to kill as many innocent tourists and theater-goers as possible.
Make no mistake – although this car bomb failed to properly detonate – this plot was a serious attempt. If successful, it could have resulted in a lethal terrorist attack causing death and destruction in the heart of New York City.
It is a stark reminder of the reality we face today in this country. The reality that there is a constant threat from those who wish to do us harm simply because of our way of life.
There are organized terrorist networks that are targeting us. There are lone terrorists here at home and abroad who are targeting us. As months, even years go by without a successful terrorist attack, the most dangerous lesson we can draw is a false impression that this threat no longer exists.
It does, and the Department of Justice and our partners in the national security community have no higher priority than disrupting those attempts, and bringing those who plot them to justice.
In this case, that is exactly what the dedicated agents and prosecutors from the Department and various law enforcement agencies have achieved through exemplary investigative efforts. Over the last two days, men and women from the FBI, the Department’s National Security Division, and U.S. Attorneys Offices worked with NYPD, DHS, and state and local partners to doggedly track the evidence in this case. The quick action from FBI agents was crucial to alerting Customs and Border Patrol agents, who ultimately arrested him late last night at JFK airport as he was attempting to flee the country.
FBI agents have been able to glean additional evidence from searching Shahzad’s car and home, and they continue to work with their state and local counterparts in New York, Connecticut and other jurisdictions to gather evidence and intelligence related to this case. We are also coordinating with other members of the President’s national security team to ensure we use every resource available to bring everyone responsible to justice.
These agents and prosecutors are the backbone of our national security efforts – many of them doing their jobs outside the spotlight of the media. I want to commend them for their results in this case, and their unwavering commitment to their jobs. We owe them our gratitude and our respect.
Finally, I want to take this opportunity to remind all Americans how important it is to remain vigilant. The SUV in Times Square was first noticed by an alert bystander who reported it to authorities. By being aware of his surroundings and thinking quickly, he helped save lives and thwarted a potentially devastating attack. As always, anyone who notices suspicious activity should report it to the appropriate law enforcement agencies.
Now I’d like to turn it over to Secretary Napolitano.

Voting Report

2010-04-28T07:57:00.000-07:00

The office of the Secretary of the State Susan and the University of Connecticut’s Voting Technology Research Center today announced the results of three reports on the security and accuracy of Connecticut’s November 2009 Municipal elections.

This is the report:

4.28.10 Bysiewicz Releases Final Independent Audit Report of November 2009 Election

UConn Spring Weekend Warning Letter

2010-04-17T13:07:00.000-07:00

This is a letter University of Connecticut President Michael J. Hogan sent to parents the week of April 15. It warns of the risk of "injury and damage" associated with upcoming Spring Weekend events that are off campus and not sponsored by the university.

UConn Letter

Under Oath

2010-04-06T14:32:00.000-07:00

This is the three parts of transcripts of a deposition Conn. Sec. of the State Susan Bysiewicz gave to Republican lawyers as part of her lawsuit to determine if she is qualified to run for state attorney general.

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To plead guilty or not to plead guilty

2010-04-05T16:19:00.000-07:00

This is a copy of the motion defense attorneys for Cheshire triple slaying suspect Steven J. Hayes filed in Superior Court in New Haven April 5. The attorneys are tying to prevent Hayes from changing his plea to guilty.

Defense Motion Hayes

Vatican Documents

2010-03-25T15:50:00.000-07:00

Letters between Archbishop Rembert Weakland of Milwaukee and Vatican officials about the sexual abuse accusations against the Rev. Lawrence Murphy.

Wisconsin Church Allegations

Freedom of Information

2010-03-25T13:36:00.000-07:00

The New Haven Register last May filed a state Freedom of Information complaint against the New Haven Board of Education. This is copy of the FOIC proposed finding, which in all but three counts is in favor of the Register.

FOI Proposed Ruling

Hamburg Agreement

2010-03-18T17:17:00.000-07:00

This is a copy of a stipulated agreement reached between the now late Barbara Hamburg of Madison and her ex-husband, Jeffrey Hamburg, in December 2009. It details monetary payments he was to pay to her.

Stipulation 12-23-09

New Haven School Reform

2010-03-15T14:51:00.001-07:00

This is a copy of a press release New Haven officials released Monday on school reform in the city. Below it is a chart on school proficiency.

For Immediate Release
March 15, 2010

Mayor, Superintendent Announce Grading of First Seven Schools in Nationally Recognized School Change Initiative

(NEW HAVEN)-- Today, Mayor John DeStefano, Jr. and Superintendent of Schools Dr. Reginald Mayo announced the tiering of seven New Haven Public Schools, a groundbreaking stage in the City’s nationally recognized School Change Initiative. The schools were announced as follows:
Tier I: Davis Street and Edgewood Schools
Tier II: John C. Daniels and King-Robinson Schools
Tier III: Katherine Brennan, Urban Youth Middle School and Barnard Environmental Magnet

“The core idea of our portfolio of schools is to recognize that our individual schools are the most important part of our school system – that it is in our classrooms and school buildings that students learn. We need to create ways for our individual schools to succeed – and we need to be clear together about whether and the ways schools are succeeding. Today, we announce the 7 schools and next fall, we will tier all 47,” said Mayo

“Today’s announcement represents a very important next step in School Change,” said DeStefano. “Today we connected real names, faces and student lives to the aggressive goals and vision we have for New Haven Public Schools. Today we begin to change the lives of young people in seven of our schools and this is only the beginning. We know that School Change is the single most important economic development, crime prevention and community building tool for our community and we intend to see it through so that all of the 22,000 students in our district are prepared for college and for life.”

Three weeks ago, the board of education approved a set of criteria by which to evaluate schools. These criteria are

Student Progress:
-Student growth on the CMTs, relative to other students with similar academic histories (academic peers) in the district
Student Performance:
-Percent of students scoring Proficient and above and Goal and above on standardized test
Student Engagement/ School Environment:
-Attendance Rate
-TCRS (Teacher Child Rating Scale) - Percent of students in K -5th grades rated as competent or highly competent on three Teacher Child Rating Scale indicators: Behavior Control, Task Orientation, and Peer Social Skills
Qualitative Factors:
-Quality of school leadership team
-Readiness of school team to engage in collaborative planning
-Community and other resources available to support school-level planning efforts

“While other school districts have implemented models for grading schools, our model is unique in terms of the matrix developed to weigh the various characteristics of a high performing school, effective curriculum and successful staff and leadership,” said DeStefano. “Our priorities are in line with those echoed by Secretary of Education Arne Duncan and President Obama as they make a call for real school reform nationwide.”

Tier I schools are considered to be consistently high performing schools while Tier II schools are those that have experienced mixed or inconsistent performance outcomes. Tier III schools are those that are consistently low performing and require the greatest level of interventions and external supports.

“Our goal is to ensure that each and every school improves. It is my hope and expectation that every school, in each pilot tier and those that won’t be tiered until next fall, all improve the ways that they are working with students. We tier schools not to blame certain people and celebrate others – we tier schools so that we can all, inside and outside of schools, assess what is needed and focus on the ways to improve student results,” said Mayo. “We’ve come a long way but now through tiering we will make sure that each of our schools has a model and the appropriate resources to achieve its specific goals.”

Through the spring, each of the seven schools announced today will develop an individual plan to increase student performance and achieve improved outcomes. Schools will have different levels of flexibility based on their tiers but will have the opportunity to change aspects of: curriculum, assessment, governance & policies, behavior & school culture, external partnerships, professional development, staffing, calendar & schedule and budgets.

Tier I and Tier II schools will have the most flexibility to determine what their school improvement plans will look like and what types of changes will work best for their school. In Tier I schools, plan design and management decisions will be led by a school-based team with central office input and sign-off on school changes. Meanwhile, Tier II schools will allow for plan design and management decisions to be led by a school-based team with central office review and required approval of their full plan.

Per the District’s contract with the New Haven Federation of Teachers, in Tier I & II schools principals and staff can vote to change work rules (e.g. prep periods, assignments, etc.) at any time so long as 75% of staff votes to make changes, with the approval of the Superintendent and the union.

However, while the staff and leadership of Tier III schools will also participate in finalizing the details of their improvement plans, they will need to provide a greater level of background, rationale and accountability for changes they seek. Tier III – Improvement schools will provide for plan design and management decisions to be made collaboratively by central office and a school based team, with central office review and approval of the full plan.
There will be significant changes to the work rules at Barnard Environmental Magnet starting next fall. These changes will allow for increased opportunities to collaborate with teachers and develop positive relationships with students. Some work rule changes include:
-Teachers must participate in a 1 hour daily collaboration period with colleagues
-Teachers must eat lunch with their students
-Teachers must conduct advisory groups for students in grades 6-8
-Teachers must develop and collaborate on student portfolios to measure student growth using multiple data points – these portfolios will be removed monthly. The specific protocol to review portfolios will be developed by teachers and administrators at Barnard Environmental School.

Administrators, teachers, parents and other community members will be invited to participate in the development of a school improvement plan for Barnard which will incorporate these work rule changes.

Tier III – Turnaround schools will experience complete redesign with management decisions made collaboratively by central office, a school based team and potentially a third (such as a charter school operator), with central office review and approval of the full school plan.

At Tier III Turnaround schools, all teachers interested in maintaining their work at the school must reapply for their positions. Those teachers who are not rehired at Brennan will be guaranteed a placement elsewhere in the district. This year, Urban Youth Middle School, as a Tier III Turnaround School, will be operated by DOMUS, a charter partner while Katherine Brennan will be reconstituted but will continue to be operated by New Haven Public Schools.

The work rule and compensation changes at Katherine Brennan will include:
-To enable more learning time, the district will implement a lengthened school day for both teachers and students
· Up to 8 hours per day for students
· Up to 8 ½ hours per day for teachers
-Teachers will be expected to collaborate up to one hour per day to address student needs in:
· Data Team Meetings
· Grade Level Meetings
· IEP Meetings
-Change in organizational structure so teachers spend more time building relationships with their students
· Meeting students at the buses
· Eating lunch with the students
· Advisory Periods
-To develop teacher capacity and team building around the visions of the school we will implement a lengthened school year
· 10 days of professional development before the school year begins
· 2 additional days during the school year
· 2 days of reflection at the end of the school year
· Up to 2 hours of weekly professional development
We are in discussion with Domus, a social services provider from Stamford CT that operates two charter schools for vulnerable students. The DOMUS Trailblazer Academy in Stamford services middle school students, like Urban Youth Middle. The academic gains seen by Trailblazer students, given where they start, eclipses those of other middle schools in Stamford, and of other high performing charter schools around the state. We are still finalizing the details of our management arrangement, we are together committed to providing a dramatically different learning environment for student of Urban Youth Middle.

“This is a wonderful opportunity not only for the students currently attending Urban Youth Middle School, but this decision will also create an additional resource for the district to service vulnerable students,” said Mayo.

Work rule changes at the new Domus Middle School, will include:
•A longer school day and year, including 8 hours of work for teachers and 190 days of instruction
•Working in collaboration with DOMUS’s intensive family support and advocacy model, which works intensely with families to ensure students are ready and available to learn in the classroom.
•A distributed leadership model in the school, where all staff participate in the management of the school, and with frequent collegial and developmental conversations among staff

Parents, teachers, administrators and students of tiered schools will all be given the opportunity to participate in the planning and execution of school change in their buildings and school community.

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Middletown Power Plant Lawsuit

2010-03-09T13:54:00.000-08:00

Seven carpenters filed a lawsuit March 9 for injuries suffered in the 620-megawatt power plant explosion in Middletown on Feb. 7. This is a copy of the lawsuit.

Explosion Complaint Carpenters

Anger v. Richetelli

2010-03-09T13:34:00.000-08:00

The former Milford, Conn. assistant city attorney has filed a federal lawsuit against the city alleging she was fired for forming a union. This is a copy of the lawsuit.

Anger v. Richetelli

Prison visit

2010-03-02T15:30:00.000-08:00

This is a copy of the court transcript of a visit Superior Court Judge Jon C. Blue, with others, made to MacDougall-Walker Correctional Institution in Suffield, Conn. to see the cell where murder suspect Steven J. Hayes is kept.

Judge Jon Blue Transcript

New Haven budget proposal: $476.3 million

2010-03-01T17:04:00.000-08:00

This is a copy of New Haven Mayor John DeStefano Jr.s proposed budget for 2010-11. Pull up a chair, it's 500 pages.

FY 2010-11 Mayors Budget

New Haven Schools Survey

2010-02-25T14:24:00.001-08:00

Seventy-four of the New Haven public school's 105 principals and assistant principals responded to a survey that asked respondents to rank the district’s central office in 52 areas, including leadership, curriculum, support for student behavior and data analysis. Here are the results of that survey.

Central Office Effectiveness Survey Results - All

Constitutional Amendment

2010-02-24T16:35:00.000-08:00

This is a copy of the proposal for a constitutional amendment submitted Wednesday by U.S. Sen. Chris Dodd, D-Conn.

Bysiewicz lawsuit

2010-02-18T17:07:00.000-08:00

This is a copy of the lawsuit Sec. of the State Susan Bysiewicz filed on Feb. 18 in an attempt to determine whether the number of years she has in active practice as an attorney are enough to allow her to serve as Connecticut attorney general.

Bysiewicz Lawsuit

Connecticut Black and Puerto Rican Caucus education priorities

2010-02-11T12:29:00.000-08:00

Lawmakers from the Connecticut General Assembly’s Black and Puerto Rican Caucus joined with the partners of Campaign LEARN at the State Capitol Feb. 11 to announce the introduction of a comprehensive legislative plan aimed at closing the achievement gap between minority and white students in Connecticut, the state with the highest discrepancy in the nation, they said. This is a list of their priorities.

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New Haven School Budget 2010-11

2010-02-08T15:59:00.000-08:00

This is a copy of the proposed education budget for New Haven Public Schools for fiscal year 2010-11

2010-11 Newhaven School Budget

West Haven gun arrest

2010-02-04T09:58:00.000-08:00

Okten Arrest Warrant

Connecticut State of the State

2010-02-03T13:28:00.000-08:00

This is a copy of Connecticut Gov. M. Jodi Rell's State of the State address given on Feb. 3, 2010.

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Blumenthal's letter to Bysiewicz

2010-02-02T12:01:00.000-08:00

This is a copy of the letter Conn. Attorney General Richard Blumenthal sent to Sec. of the State Susan Bysiewicz on the qualifications required to serve as the state attorney general.

Attorney General Opinion

New Haven State of the City 2010

2010-02-01T19:53:00.000-08:00

This is the text of Mayor John DeStefano Jr.'s State of the City address given on Feb. 1, 2010.

State of the City 2010

New Haven School Survey

2010-01-29T17:38:00.000-08:00

This is a copy of a survey recently conducted by the New Haven Public Schools

TNTP First Round Data Report 012710 Final Draft

New Haven-Hartford-Springfield rail line map

2010-01-28T13:28:00.000-08:00

The White House announced that Connecticut will get $40 million in federal stimulus funds to install 10 miles of double tracks between New Britain and Newington; the state has already committed $26 million toward the project. This is what it should look like.

New Haven Hartford Spring Field Map Request

Investigation: Milford school chief

2010-01-26T11:20:00.000-08:00

This is the report released by the Milford, Conn. Board of Education on its investigation into allegations against Superintendent of Schools Harvey B. Polansky.

Milford Board of Education Report

U.S. Supreme Court ruling on campaign ads

2010-01-21T12:26:00.000-08:00

This is a copy of the United States Supreme Court ruling that allows companies and unions to produce and run their own campaign ads, among other things.

US Supreme Court Ruling

Bysiewicz: a constitutional question

2010-01-20T13:24:00.001-08:00

This is a copy of the letter Sec. of the State Susan Bysiewicz sent to Attorney General Richard Blumenthal, asking for a ruling on whether the requirement that attorney general candidates have 10 years of active practice is constitutional.

BysiewiczOpinionRequest
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Complaints against Milford school chief

2010-01-18T08:31:00.000-08:00

These are the complaints filed against Milford Superintendent of Schools Harvey B. Polansky with the Connecticut Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities.

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Blumenthal on Bernie's

2010-01-14T14:11:00.000-08:00

This is the full statement Conn. Attorney General Richard Blumenthal put out on Jan. 14 regarding an announcement by Bernie's that it would file for bankruptcy:

Attorney General Richard Blumenthal announced today that Bernie’s Audio Video TV Appliance Co., Inc. has filed a petition for bankruptcy, and has assured his office that it intends to honor consumer deposits, gift cards and other customer programs.
Blumenthal said that he will fight for any action necessary -- including court approval -- for the deposits and gift cards to be honored. Blumenthal’s office is reviewing the petition, and will monitor the bankruptcy proceeding to ensure that consumers are fully protected.
A representative for the company provided an estimate to Blumenthal’s office that there are as much as $200,000 in unredeemed gift cards. Blumenthal said the company has assured his office that it will also seek court approval to honor any returns, complete special orders awaiting delivery or provide refunds if items are not in stock. The company also has confirmed publicly that warranties will continue to be honored by a third party.
The company has requested a hearing be held tomorrow at the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Hartford.
“Bernie’s has made a pledge to protect consumers, and we are hopeful that the bankruptcy court will uphold that promise -- to honor all gift cards, deposits and other guarantees,” Blumenthal said. “In these economic times, more than ever before, consumers must be protected when businesses file for bankruptcy.
“I am pleased that Bernie’s -- more than most bankrupt companies -- recognizes its responsibility to consumers even as it faces financial fallout. My office will continue to monitor this bankruptcy proceeding to ensure that consumers are protected and promises honored.”

Death penalty defense motion in Petit trial

2010-01-14T12:58:00.000-08:00

This is a motion filed Jan. 14 by New Haven Chief Public Defender Thomas Ullmann for his client Steven J. Hayes, who is accused of murder in the slaying of Jennifer Hawke-Petit and her daughters, 11-year-old Michaela and 17-year-old Hayley, in Cheshire.

Defense Motion

U.S. Sen. Christopher Dodd speech to Senate

2009-12-23T15:11:00.000-08:00

Senator Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., delivered the following statement on the floor of the U.S. Senate on Dec. 22, 2009.

DoddStatement

DeStefano for Mayor

2009-12-23T13:26:00.000-08:00

This is a copy of the list of refunds DeStefano for Mayor has paid as of Dec. 21, 2009 to donors whose contributions exceeded the $340 limit set by the Democracy Fund public financing program.

DeStefanoForMayorRefunds

DeStefano contributors/Democracy Fund

2009-12-23T13:17:00.000-08:00

A list of 25 donors to New Haven Mayor John DeStefano whose contributions exceeded the $340 limit set by the Democracy Fund public financing program.

DeStefanoForMayorRefunds

Loles - Komninakas Complaint

2009-12-18T14:38:00.001-08:00

According to an affidavit, Ignatius and Christina Komninakas invested $175,000 with Loles. According to a lawsuit, the Komninakases asked for their money back but Loles refused.
Loles - Komninakas Complaint

Loles - Federal lawsuit

2009-12-18T14:37:00.001-08:00

The continuing case of Greg Coles, who is accused of embezzling millions from St. Barbara in Orange.
Loles - Federal lawsuit

Loles - Order for Ex-parte Prejudgment Remedy

2009-12-18T14:36:00.001-08:00

The continuing case of Greg Loles, who is accused of embezzling millions from St. Barbara in Orange.
Loles - Order for Ex-parte Prejudgment Remedy

Loles - Komninakas Affidavit

2009-12-18T14:34:00.000-08:00

New Haven wins Connecticut Supreme Court case

2009-12-09T15:19:00.000-08:00

This is a copy of a Connecticut Supreme Court decision in a case in which two black firefighters alleged the city of New Haven unjustly denied them promotions based on their race.

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Third quarter crime statistics in New Haven

2009-12-08T11:20:00.000-08:00

Third quarter crime statistics released Monday show crime in New Haven is down 12 percent compared to this time last year.

Crime Stats

Arrest warrant for Milford Police Officer Jason Anderson

2009-12-04T08:39:00.000-08:00

Arrest warrant for Milford Police Officer Jason Anderson, whose police cruiser on the Boston Post Road in Orange killed teenagers Ashlie Krakowski and David Servin.

Anderson Warrant

Part I - Raymond Clark III warrants - (12/2/09)

2009-12-04T08:25:00.000-08:00

The first part of eight warrants released Wednesday, December 2, 2009, in the Annie Le murder case.
Part I - Annie Le warrant (12/2/09)

Part II - Raymond Clark III warrants - (12/2/09)

2009-12-04T08:24:00.002-08:00

The second part of eight warrants released Wednesday, December 2, 2009, in the Annie Le murder case.
Part II - Annie Le warrants - (12/2/09)

Part III - Raymond Clark III warrants - (12/2/09)

2009-12-04T08:24:00.001-08:00

The third part of eight warrants released Wednesday, December 2, 2009, in the Annie Le murder case.
Part III - Annie Le warrants - (12/2/09)

New Haven 20 - Ricci Status 11.24

2009-12-04T08:23:00.001-08:00

Documents from the New Haven 20 case.
New Haven 20 - Ricci Status 11.24

Arrest Warrant/Annie Le case

2009-12-04T08:21:00.000-08:00

Copy of the arrest warrant that found the DNA on bloody sock that linked the suspect, Raymond Clark III, to the victim, Annie Le, in the Yale killing.
Arrest Warrant/Annie Le case

Affidavit in the Jasper Howard stabbing

2009-12-04T08:20:00.000-08:00

An arrest warrant affidavit says the fight that led to the stabbing death of University of Connecticut football player Jasper Howard began when one of his teammates "disrespected" a woman at a school-sponsored dance.
Affidavit in the Jasper Howard stabbing

Dr. Alan Shulik affidavit

2009-12-04T08:19:00.000-08:00

A copy of the affidavit for Dr. Alan Shulik of Guilford, who allegedly engaged in a sexual relationship with a depressed and suicidal patient for more than a year. The New Haven-based therapist was arrested this week on a sexual assault charge, police said Wednesday.
Dr. Alan Shulik affidavit

Arrest warrant for Waterbury cop Harold Setzer

2009-12-04T08:17:00.000-08:00

The arrest warrant for Waterbury, CT, cop Harold Setzer, who was charged with seven counts of illegally transferring or selling firearms, one count for each of seven handguns he owns that he can’t account for, including a .40-caliber Sig Sauer pistol that police say was used in five shooting incidents in New Haven between December 2008 and June of this year.
Arrest warrant for Waterbury cop Harold Setzer

Raymond Clark III Arrest Warrant

2009-12-04T08:15:00.000-08:00

The arrest warrant for Raymond Clark III, who is accused of murdering Yale grad student Annie Le.

Raymond Clark III Arrest Warrant

Jared Rohrig Affidavit

2009-12-04T08:12:00.000-08:00

A copy of the affidavit for Jared Rohrig, who allegedly posed as his twin brother to have sex with a woman. Rohrig, an Orange police officer, is charged with rape after the lack of a cowboy tattoo on his buttocks tipped off a woman he allegedly duped into having sex by pretending to be his twin brother, police said.
Rohrig Affidavit

Platt school aide arrest warrant

2009-12-04T08:10:00.002-08:00

The affidavit for Jennifer Dunn of Milford, who worked as a non-certified educational assistant. She is charged with two counts of second-degree sexual assault after allegedly twice meeting a Platt student at a New Haven hotel for sex, according to the warrant.
Platt school aide arrest warrant

State Investigative Report for Ansonia Police Lt. Wayne Williams

2009-12-04T08:10:00.001-08:00

State Investigative Report for Ansonia Police Lt. Wayne Williams

Settlement Agreement for Madison Police Department Chief Paul Jakubson

2009-12-04T08:09:00.001-08:00

Settlement Agreement for Paul Jakubson

Charges against Madison Police Chief Paul Jakubson

2009-12-04T08:05:00.001-08:00

Charges against Madison Police Chief

Ricci v. Destefano Supreme Court proceedings - full transcript

2009-12-04T08:01:00.000-08:00

New Haven firefighters went before the U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday, April 22, 2009, to argue their case, Ricci v. DeStefano. They claim they were unfairly denied promotions.

Supreme Court proceedings - full transcript

Arrest warrant application for Madison Officer Joseph Gambardella

2009-12-04T08:00:00.000-08:00

Arrest warrant application for Madison Officer Joseph Gambardella

Arrest warrant application for Madison Officer Bernard Durgin

2009-12-04T07:45:00.000-08:00

Arrest warrant application for Madison Officer Bernard Durgin

Why NHR Documents

2009-12-04T07:27:00.000-08:00

For the last seven months, the New Haven Register and nhregister.com have been able to provide our readers and users with documents that serve as the basis for much of our reporting for significant stories. From the Madison Police Department shakedown to the New Haven 20 to most recently, the murder of Yale grad student Annie Le, we have posted key documents in each case to afford you the opportunity to dig more into a subject.
By doing this, we have received an extremely favorable response from the public and have chosen to catalog all relevant documents in this blog for your consumption.
If you believe any details of these documents may help or advance or reporting, please send us an e-mail.
Enjoy.