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Middletown police chief talks speeders, Route 9 and marijuana

By Dennis House,

12 hours ago

NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — On This Week in Connecticut, Middletown’s chief of police, Erik Costa, sat down with Dennis House to discuss his city and more.

Watch the interview in the video above.

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Nikki Raw

3h ago

There are now Supposed S#X alligations of WALZ having sex with a MINORS during his Assistant Coaching days.One man has come forward. There are at least two others. His wife supposedly knew about it all. One instant happened the night Walz was arrested for DUI. Look into details.

Luke Skywalker

4h ago

His friend? Pot smokers? Look , weed is wayyyy less intoxicating than alcohol. Unbelievable that people are ok with drinking, but so against getting a little high. It’s because they are experts, with no insight. Glad the chief didn’t take the bait, but could have been more honest about alcohol being a bigger motivator for reckless driving. It ain’t the weed folks. But if you are literally smoking while driving, yeah, that’s irresponsible. Just wait till you get home.

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