2 THE HARTFORD COURANT FRIDAY, MAY 15, 2009 A9 CTLOCAL rethink FEDERAL LAWSUIT Woman Charges Police Brutality Says An Officer Broke Her Arm During A Traffic Stop In 2007 By CHRISTINE DEMPSEY cdempseycourant.com heaturing GeorgeGombossy The Consumer Watchdog from a domestic dispute with her brothers." One of her brothers had called police, the release says, providing a description of his sister as being 4 feet 10 and 110 pounds. Police stopped the car she was in on an 1-84 on-ramp and removed her, the release says. Officers Christopher Vasseur and Darrell Drouin began to "interrogate" her, it says, asking questions about her education and marital status. Officer John Dupont arrived and charged Caban with disorderly conduct, the release says. When Caban responded that she should not be charged with a crime, "Dupont became enraged," it says, grabbing her and wrenching her arm behind her back.
When she cried out in pain, the release says, "Dupont told her to 'shut up' and snapped her humerus in two. Before she was taken from the scene in an ambulance, police charged her with assault on a police officer and "for behaving as a negligent pedestrian," the release says. EAST HARTFORD A woman has filed a brutality lawsuit against the local police, saying that an officer broke her arm after stopping her car and arresting her on a highway ramp in 2007. The lawsuit was filed Wednesday at U.S. District Court in New Haven on behalf of Elba Caban, her lawyer, David Rosen, said Thursday It was assigned to Judge Warren W.
Eginton in Bridgeport. The suit asks for an unspecified TOD JODS I This Week. amount of compensatory and punitive damages and other costs. Police have no comment on the incident, said Officer Hugo Benettieri, a department spokesman. Details about Caban's arrest were not available because the charges against her eventually were dismissed.
According to a press release written for Rosen by a public relations firm, the clash occurred on Nov. 29, 2007, after Caban left her Sis son Street apartment "to remove herself parked side-by-side in Bristol after being stolen in Unionville Tuesday and Wednesday nights. Police said the keys had been left in both cars. The burglarized cars were parked in residential driveways in the neighborhood near St. Mary Star of the Sea Church at 145 Main Lt.
William Tyler said. Cash, cellphones and GPS devices were taken during the burglaries, police said. NORWALK Man Sought For Craigslist Posting Police are searching for a 38-year-old man who allegedly posted a Norwalk woman's personal information in fake online personal ads last year. Police have an arrest warrant charging Jonathan Medina with two counts each of second-degree harassment and first-degree computer crimes. Police believe Medina has left the state.
Anyone with information on his whereabouts is asked to call the Norwalk Police Tipline at 203-854-3111. FARMINGTON Motorcycle Crash Victim Identified The motorcycle driver killed in a collision with a pickup truck Wednesday evening has been identified as a 28-year-old man from East Hartford. Glenn Laureano was critically injured in the crash on Route 6 near Pinnacle Road, police said. He was taken by helicopter to Hartford Hospital where he was pronounced dead. Laureano was wearing a helmet at the time of the accident.
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