Fire Official Arrested; Hackers Viewed School Security Video

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

Police Arrest Fire Company Public Information Officer

The fire department’s public information officer was charged with taking photos of a crash victim. He says the photos were blurred, and it's his job.>>>Read More.

Hackers Viewed Recent Sandy Hook Elementary School Security Video

A group of hackers accessed security video from Sandy Hook Elementary School and countless other places.>>>Read More.

Driver, 14, Arrested After Crashing Stolen Car: Police

Police said three occupants, all 14-years-old, were seriously injured and taken to the hospital after the crash, which involved 3 vehicles.>>>Read More.

Firefighters Douse Bank Fire

The fire was reported on Tuesday.>>>Read More.

Listen: The Middle 6th Grade Chorus Will Melt Your Heart

With all they've gone through, these young singers share songs filled with hope and love. Their winter concert videos are a must-watch.>>>Read More.

Apartment Fire Displaces At Least One Family

A fire caused damage to at least eight apartment units, according to a fire official.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Online Eyewear Brand Opens First Pop-Up Store On Greenwich Avenue
• Dog Goes Missing While Hiking: Animal Control
• CT Black Sea Bass Fishing Quota To Increase: Report
• Coronavirus Variants Spread As CT Preps To Loosen Restrictions
• Fair Raises $33K, Shy Of Goal, But Helps Chip At Deficit
• 3 Coronavirus Vaccines Now Available In CT: How Do They Differ?

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