Norwalk firefighter pleads guilty to selling cocaine at firehouse

<p>A former Norwalk firefighter has pleaded guilty to selling cocaine at the firehouse while on duty.</p>

News 12 Staff

Dec 11, 2017, 11:38 AM

Updated 2,325 days ago

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A former Norwalk firefighter has pleaded guilty to selling cocaine at the firehouse while on duty.
According to the Norwalk Hour, Mark Monroe was sentenced to three years in prison after entering the plea Friday.
Monroe was arrested back in February after selling cocaine to an undercover police officer on four separate occasions, including twice at a Norwalk fire station.
Investigators say they found more cocaine at his home, along with numerous prescription drugs.
Monroe's attorney says his client is very remorseful.
He says the case shows that even public servants can have issues with drug abuse.
AP wire services helped contribute to this report.


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