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Guilford man found guilty of threatening school principal on graduation day

By Bailey Wright,

11 hours ago

NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — A jury found a Guilford man guilty Friday of sending a threatening email to the principal of Guilford High School on graduation day last year.

According to the office of New Haven Judicial District State’s Attorney John P. Doyle, Jr., a jury in New Haven Superior Court found William Maisano guilty of second-degree breach of peace and second-degree threatening.

Maisano was accused of sending an email containing threatening language to the principal on June 16, 2023.

For the safety of graduation attendees, Guilford police and Guilford Public Schools responded to the school that day.

Maisano is scheduled for sentencing on Dec. 12 at New Haven Superior Court.

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FED-UP

6h ago

These Principals and some teachers, think they are God..I would imagine this had something to do with his child..I know I have had issues with these individuals in the past..

Daveolovesthrashmetal

7h ago

Something probably happened to his kid. He flew off the handle givegive him community service that’s it.

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