New brutality trial to begin for Hartford police officers Christopher May, Matthew Cornell
<p>The new trial of two Hartford police officers accused of using excessive force is set to begin Tuesday in Bridgeport's federal courthouse.</p>
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Apr 24, 2017, 6:46 PM
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The new trial of two Hartford police officers accused of using excessive force is set to begin Tuesday in Bridgeport's federal courthouse.
Officers Christopher May and Matthew Cornell were originally tried in December, but the jury returned a split verdict.
Prosecutors accuse them of assaulting members of a Hartford family inside their own home in 2012.
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