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Crime & Punishment: Woman leads police on high-speed chase to avoid paying $9.15 tab
![<strong>Cardinal Edward Egan has had time</strong> to think it over and he's not sorry about that outbreak of child sex abuse at the Archdiocese of Bridgeport. Speaking to Connecticut Magazine, Egan, who was bishop of the archdiocese from 1988 to 2000, looked back on the apology he gave in 2002 and declared, “I never should have said that.” Egan, now 79, defensively said that most (though records show not all) of the abuse, allegedly committed by seven different priests, happened before he took over the Bridgeport office. As for failing to go to the police, a la Joe Paterno, and scuttling the priests elsewhere? “I don't think even now you're obligated to report [suspected abuse] in Connecticut.” (Several legal experts disagree.) No word on if Egan feels there is any moral obligation to inform the authorities of child molestation or if, in hindsight, it might seem like a good idea.](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2012-02/85463520-15091903.jpg "<strong>Cardinal Edward Egan has had time</strong> to think it over and he's not sorry about that outbreak of child sex abuse at the Archdiocese of Bridgeport. Speaking to Connecticut Magazine, Egan, who was bishop of the archdiocese from 1988 to 2000, looked back on the apology he gave in 2002 and declared, “I never should have said that.” Egan, now 79, defensively said that most (though records show not all) of the abuse, allegedly committed by seven different priests, happened before he took over the Bridgeport office. As for failing to go to the police, a la Joe Paterno, and scuttling the priests elsewhere? “I don't think even now you're obligated to report [suspected abuse] in Connecticut.” (Several legal experts disagree.) No word on if Egan feels there is any moral obligation to inform the authorities of child molestation or if, in hindsight, it might seem like a good idea.")
Cardinal Edward Egan has had time to think it over and he's not sorry about that outbreak of child sex abuse at the Archdiocese of Bridgeport. Speaking to Connecticut Magazine, Egan, who was bishop of the archdiocese from 1988 to 2000, looked back on...Tags: Middletown, Edward Egan, Old Lyme, Abusive Behavior, Head Start
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East Haven mayor and new police chief seem oddly uninformed about racial profiling issue
![For two men engulfed in a vicious police racial profiling scandal, East Haven Mayor Joseph<a href="http://www.ct.com/blog/wtxx-joe-taco-maturo-isnt-the-first-connecticut-dude-with-that-nickname-20120126,0,1419038.story"> “Taco” Maturo</a> and his new police chief seem oddly ignorant about the need to reform Connecticut’s unworkable anti-racial profiling law.](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2012-02/68096988-14142333.jpg "For two men engulfed in a vicious police racial profiling scandal, East Haven Mayor Joseph<a href="http://www.ct.com/blog/wtxx-joe-taco-maturo-isnt-the-first-connecticut-dude-with-that-nickname-20120126,0,1419038.story\"> “Taco” Maturo</a> and his new police chief seem oddly ignorant about the need to reform Connecticut’s unworkable anti-racial profiling law.")
For two men engulfed in a vicious police racial profiling scandal, East Haven Mayor Joseph “Taco” Maturo and his new police chief seem oddly ignorant about the need to reform Connecticut’s unworkable anti-racial profiling law.
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Connecticut mayor finds himself in taco hell
KIAHWe're a town with a lot of Latinos. So this may feel personal. Four police officers in East Haven, Connecticut have been arrested by the FBI for allegedly profiling, illegally searching and generally harassing Latinos. Bad stuff, right? So what does...Tags: FBI
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New heads of city police discipline, training speak of reforms
![Baltimore police officials said Friday that the new heads of training and internal discipline — hires made from outside the department — will help restore public trust in an agency marred in the past year by corruption and a "friendly-fire" incident in which an officer was killed.](http://www.baltimoresun.com/media/thumbnails/story/2012-01/67684219-27133149.jpg "Baltimore police officials said Friday that the new heads of training and internal discipline — hires made from outside the department — will help restore public trust in an agency marred in the past year by corruption and a "friendly-fire\" incident in which an officer was killed.")
Baltimore police officials said Friday that the new heads of training and internal discipline — hires made from outside the department — will help restore public trust in an agency marred in the past year by corruption and a "friendly-fire"...Tags: Trials, U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Heroin, Barack Obama, Shootings
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