Restaurant Owner Arrested; Mourners Went 'Too Far': PD: CT News

There was plenty of news across Connecticut over the past week. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of some of the top stories.

WATCH: Police Body Camera Footage Captures Chaotic Scene At Bonfire As First Responders Are Attacked

Grieving family and friends went "too far" police said with large, loud gathering and illegal bonfire where first responders were attacked.>>>Read More and watch the video here.

Well-Known Restaurant Owner Charged With Bribery: State Attorney

He is accused of witness bribery to avoid a sexual assault investigation against employees, according to a warrant.>>>Read More.

Where Is Jennifer Dulos? Prosecutor Contemplates Deal To Find Her

Chief State's Attorney Richard Colangelo told "48 Hours" that he would be "open-minded" to a plea deal to help find Jennifer Farber Dulos.>>>Read More.

White House Advisor Commends, Cautions CT On Coronavirus Battle

White House advisor Andy Slavitt commended Connecticut's efforts to battle the coronavirus, but cautioned that curve balls are possible.>>>Read More.

Young Man Lauded For Saving Siblings From Fire

A young man is being recognized for saving his six siblings from a fire Thursday night.>>>Read More.

$5.4 Million Winning Lottery Prize Sold In CT: Here’s Where

A CT Lottery player had a six-number match in Tuesday's Lotto drawing.>>>Read More.

CT Teacher Union Pushes For Teacher Vaccines Immediately

Around 28 states have opened vaccine appointments for teachers, but Connecticut so far hasn't.>>>Read More.

CT Choreographer Approaching 365 Consecutive Days Of Dancing

An official is about to hit a full straight year of dancing online.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• CT Teen Killed In Shooting, Community Mourns His Loss
• Stolen Car Was Bait In 'Extortion' Attempt: Police
• Newman's Own Foundation Pledges $1M To Rebuild Camp Destroyed in Fire
• Petition Urges Officials To Allow Senior Prom
• Gun Shop Owner Sentenced: Feds

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