CT Senate approves ban on secondary traffic stops
In 2019, Weathersfield police killed an unarmed teenager after pulling him over for tinted windows.
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May 10, 2023, 2:17 AM
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4h agoThe state Senate voted Tuesday to ban secondary stops for minor violations like a broken headlight.
In 2019, Weathersfield police killed an unarmed teenager after pulling him over for tinted windows.
The bill now heads to the Connecticut House of Representatives.
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