Connecticut inspector general's office investigates death of man in Norwich police custody
The Connecticut inspector general’s office is investigating a man’s death in a Norwich police holding cell.
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Feb 19, 2022, 12:12 PM
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Updated 1,036 days ago
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17h agoThe Connecticut inspector general’s
office is investigating a man’s death in a Norwich police holding cell.
Brenton Chambers was arrested and booked for drug, gun and
probation violations. He was taken to a hospital after complaining of foot
pain.
Chambers was then brought back to the police station, where
he collapsed.
Autopsy results are
pending.
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