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Caren Pinto

  • Manager of PR and Media Relations, God’s Love We Deliver
New York
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AP Award-Winning Reporter. @News12CT Graduate from @Georgetown and @usfca. RTs ≠ endorsements.
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Norwalk woman shares her experience of almost being scammed

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By Caren Pinto, Rose Shannon 
| News 12 Connecticut
A Norwalk woman tells News 12 she was almost scammed by two people who posed as police officers and told her she owned money for missing jury duty. Shawna Daniels says she received a call on Saturday from two men who told her they worked for Norwalk police and that she was facing two fines. "The first one was failure to appear and with that it was a fine of $1,350. The second one was contempt of court and I owned a fine of $1,250," says Daniels.
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Jewish women in Westport bond through social media group

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By Caren Pinto, Nicole Alarcon 
| News 12 Connecticut
A message on a Facebook group looking for some likeminded friends sparked a group of women to come together in a Hanukkah celebration. Charlene Zeiberg saw a Facebook post on Jewish Westport, the group started during the pandemic by Erika Brunwasser, and has since brought unity to women in the community. “I suggested maybe having a Hannukah potluck, and I volunteered my home. I thought maybe I could have 30 to 40 people,” said Zeiberg.
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Connecticut Department of Transportation offers tips for Older Driver Safety Awareness Week Original

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By Caren Pinto, Robyn Karashik 
| News 12 Connecticut
It is Older Driver Safety Awareness Week and the Connecticut Department of Transportation is reminding people to talk to older drivers they know and make sure they feel confident and safe behind the wheel. In 2021, 17% of all roadway deaths nationwide involved someone over the age of 65. Those numbers are going up, according to the DOT. "For the older people and the teenagers, I think everyone should be a little more careful," said Jackie McKay, of Darien.
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