Cops release 911 call in home invasion
Police released Thursday what they say was the crucial 911 call that led to the arrests of two of three suspects in a Woodbridge home invasion. Authorities say that the arrests came after they received
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May 7, 2009, 11:22 PM
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Police released Thursday what they say was the crucial 911 call that led to the arrests of two of three suspects in a Woodbridge home invasion.
Authorities say that the arrests came after they received the 911 call from a resident who noticed the men in the front yard of a home on Merritt Avenue Wednesday.
The neighbor says his dog alerted him that the suspects were on the property.
According to authorities, a woman was stabbed in the hand during the home invasion.
The suspects, Scott Shipely, 33, and Laurentin Lugojanu, 35, appeared in a New Haven court where a judge set their bond at $1 million.
Police are still searching for the third suspect.
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