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Investigative reporter for Hearst Connecticut Newspapers Email:bcummings@ctpost.com
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Stamford city worker accused of stealing $177K says gambling led to theft, police say Original

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By Bill Cummings Verified
| Stamford Advocate Verified
The Stamford recycling center in a file photo. Michael Cummo/Hearst Connecticut Media STAMFORD — A longtime Stamford city worker charged with embezzling from the recycling center told police his need for money “snowballed” as his gambling on the FanDual betting site intensified, according to the warrant for his arrest.
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New Haven County has highest overdose death rate among affluent U.S. counties, study finds

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By Bill Cummings Verified
| Greenwich Time Verified
A poster shows the lethality of the synthetic opioid carfentanil compared with the less potent fentanyl. Connecticut State Police said they seized about 70 grams of carfentanil that was mailed to a Burlington man's house in 2024 and about 421 grams of fentanyl in a subsequent search of the house. Matthew Eacott, who faces drug and risk of injury charges in that case, recently was arrested on a manslaughter charge in the overdose death of an Avon man, according to an arrest warrant.
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Audit: Some Connecticut retirees waited years for final pension calculations

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By Bill Cummings Verified
| Yahoo Verified
A division of the Office of State Comptroller made errors in calculating retirement benefits for four state judges, resulting in inaccurate payouts to the former state employees, a new state audit found. "Errors in pension benefit calculations resulted in incorrect payments to retirees," auditors said. The audit, which covered the fiscal years 2022 and 2023, focused only on the responsibilities of the State Retirement Benefits and Funds, a division within the comptroller's office.
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