Watch: The Lizard Offers to be merciful and quick.
Despite overwhelming public opposition at the Representative Town Meeting (RTM), party-line votes defeat a motion to pause speed cameras — but again, residents aren’t backing down.
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Fairfield Shows Up, Gets Knocked Down; Gets Back Up; Repeats
Despite overwhelming public opposition at the Representative Town Meeting (RTM), party-line votes defeat a motion to pause speed cameras — but again, residents aren’t backing down.
Read MoreWatch: CT Democrats Tell Police to Work Remotely on Election Day
WATCH: Inside CT’s 250-Foot Polling Rule & Police Oversight. Watch the full 7-minute investigation into CT’s 250-foot polling zone mandate (PA 26-42). Analyzing the paper trail, police restrictions, and election security.
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CT Democrats tell police to work remotely on Election Day
This Law Compromises Public Safety was the clear message from officers and citizens concerning CT’s new law that restricts local police to 250 feet from polling stations on Election Day, confusing departments across the state.
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VICTORY: Rights of Man Score a Win as Gov. Lamont Calls for Surveillance Cameras Pause
Faced with sustained community outrage, lawsuits from the ACLU and other rights groups, fierce criticism over the lack of transparency and public input, cybersecurity, vendor profits and the approval process of the contracts themselves, CT Governor Ned Lamont on Friday called for an immediate statewide halt to new deployments of speed cameras and automated license plate readers (ALPRs).
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