Kendra Baker is a reporter at the News-Times. She covers themes related to crime and justice, the judicial system, and security and law enforcement, with a focus on court proceedings, legal reform, and security technologies. Kendra's work has been featured in various publications, including the Stamford Advocate and ConnecticutHistory.org.
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Kendra Baker's coverage focuses primarily on crime, government announcements, and legal policy regulation in the Danbury area of Connecticut. She appears to be interested in evolving stories and breaking news related to crime, court cases, local government decisions, and law enforcement activities.
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By: Kendra Baker
Following the dispute at the vet, police say they found “multiple firearms, ammunition and explosives” at his home.
By: Kendra Baker
Following the dispute at the vet, police say they found “multiple firearms, ammunition and explosives” at his home.
The woman is charged with risk of injury to child, harmful communication with a minor and enticing a minor by computer.
By: Kendra Baker
James D. McCafferty, 42, of Newtown, faces charges of second-degree threatening, illegal possession of explosives, second-degree breach of
By: Kendra Baker
Brianna Pecoraro, 28, of Waterbury, following her Oct. 17 arrest on risk of injury to child, harmful communication with a minor and enticing a minor charges in Newtown.
By: Kendra Baker
The owner of a local roofing business has been charged with workers' compensation insurance fraud after allegedly misclassifying workers in an effort to lower his company's insurance costs.
By: Kendra Baker
The owner of a Middletown-based roofing company misclassified workers to pay a “drastically reduced yearly premium” for its workers’ compensation insurance policies, officials say.
By: Kendra Baker
Newtown police said “various narcotics and multiple loaded firearms” were found inside a vehicle the Redding man had been driving.
By: Kendra Baker
Dannie Beverley, 47, faces murder and other charges stemming from a fatal Sept. 26 shooting outside an East Main Street smoke shop in Waterbury.
By: Kendra Baker
Police say surveillance footage showed the suspect shoot the victim, then after an apparent issue with the gun, stomp on the victim's head.
