Connecticut State Police
Coverage of Connecticut State Police in the Nexus archive.
- Thousands of beer cans spill across Connecticut highway after tractor-trailer overturns
A tractor-trailer overturned on Route 44 in Salisbury, Connecticut, spilling thousands of beer cans and causing a multi-hour highway closure. Authorities, including state police and emergency crews, assisted in cleanup efforts while investigating the crash cause.
- State trooper removes snake from trunk of vehicle
A Connecticut state trooper removed a snake from the trunk of a motorist's SUV on June 9. The incident occurred on State Route 2 near Foxwoods, where Trooper Charles Workman used a pole to extract the reptile without resistance.
- New homeowner finds skeletal remains of three people in auction-bought Connecticut home
A person who bought a foreclosed home in Burlington, Connecticut, discovered the skeletal remains of three people upon entering the residence. Connecticut state police were notified of the remains on Sunday at 4:46pm.
- Skeletal remains of 3 people found in Connecticut home bought in foreclosure sale
Skeletal remains of three people were found in a foreclosed Connecticut home purchased 'as is' in a public auction. The previous owners, Paul and Sally Anne Cash, had bought the property in 2019, and a foreclosure process began in 2025 after missed mortgage payments. The new owner discovered the remains in June 2026, and the identities of the remains remain unconfirmed.
- 3 bodies found in foreclosed home auctioned to new owner, police say
Three bodies were found in a foreclosed home in Connecticut that had been auctioned to a new owner. The new homeowner discovered skeletal remains during a purchase 'as is' at a foreclosure auction. The identities and causes of death remain undetermined, with no indication of foul play.