Man accused of setting Norwalk courthouse on fire due in court
Today the trial is scheduled to begin for a Stamford man accused of trying to burn down the Norwalk courthouse. Joseph Stephenson, 49, is accused of arson. Investigators say he broke into the State's
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Oct 24, 2016, 4:28 PM
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Today the trial is scheduled to begin for a Stamford man accused of trying to burn down the Norwalk courthouse.
Joseph Stephenson, 49, is accused of arson.
Investigators say he broke into the State's Attorney's Office at the Norwalk courthouse in 2013 and set it on fire.
He's been held on bond since his arrest in 2014.
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