Naugatuck community holds vigil in honor of slain 11-month-old girl
The event celebrates what would have been the first birthday of Camilla.
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Dec 3, 2022, 12:39 PM
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Updated 747 days ago
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14h agoThe Naugatuck community held a vigil Saturday night in memory of an infant who was slain last month.
The event celebrated what would have been the first birthday of Camilla Francisquin.
The community was asked to wear pink around town in Camilla's honor.
The father of the 11-month-old girl was arrested in Waterbury on Friday in connection to her death.
A town tree lighting was postponed to 5 p.m. Sunday on the Naugatuck Green due to Saturday's wet weather.
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