Embattled Connecticut Police Chief Resigns; Department Faces Prospect of More Officers’ Arrests
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By Lee A. Daniels
The racial crisis which last week led to the arrests of four police officers of the small Connecticut town of East Haven deepened Monday as its embattled police chief resigned from office amid word that he could soon be arrested, too, along with more of the department’s officers.
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