A former officer with the Glastonbury Police Department in Connecticut is suspected in dozens of burglaries in Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
A former Connecticut police officer has found himself on the wrong side of the law. Patrick Hemingway is suspected in at least 30 burglaries across three states, including in the community Glastonbury he once served, a newly unsealed warrant revealed. The 37-year-old allegedly targeted restaurants and other businesses throughout Connecticut, Rhode Island and Massachusetts, stealing from their cash registers and safes.
possible explanation for Patrick running such information so frequently would have been to determine if he was being investigated by police,' the warrant said. Surveillance video allegedly shows a tall man who matches Hemingway’s description wearing a mask, hoodie, gloves and using a flashlight in a 'tactical manner,' according to the warrant.
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