George Jepsen
Monetary Distributions To Newtown Victims, Families On Hold
The Newtown-Sandy Hook Community Foundation, which is overseeing more than $11 million, postponed public hearings with the victims’ families planned for Tuesday and Wednesday.
43 Newtown Charities Report Raising $20.4 Million After Massacre
State Attorney General George Jepsen and Consumer Protection Department Commissioner William Rubenstein said Tuesday that they identified 69 charities involved with raising money after the Dec. 14 massacre.
Conn. Attorney General Speaks Out Against Lawsuits Over Newtown Massacre
A lawyer earlier this year withdrew a claim to sue the state for $100 million on behalf of a 6-year-old survivor of the Dec. 14 school massacre. However, attorney Irving Pinsky said he might refile.
Conn. Officials Warn About Possible Charity Scams Involving Sandy Hook
Officials urged people on Wednesday to be careful about donating to charities that claim to benefit victims of Friday’s Newtown shootings.
Connecticut A.G. Warns Of FBI Child Porn E-Mail Scam
Internet scams are getting more and more sophisticated and Connecticut Attorney General George Jepsen says the latest one is a real beaut.
Charla Nash Attends Hearing In Chimpanzee Attack Case
The state Claims Commissioner is being urged by the Office of the Attorney General to dismiss a claim against the state filed by Charla Nash, the Stamford woman severely disfigured by a chimpanzee in 2009.
Conn. A.G. Wants Utilities To Pay For Failed Response To Irene, Halloween Storm
Connecticut’s Attorney General wants the state’s two major utilities to pay for what he called a failure to plan for and adequately respond to last year’s major storms.
Exclusive: Charla Nash’s Lawyer Blames State For Chimp Attack, Seeks $150 Million
Attorney Charles Willinger, who represents Charla Nash, spoke exclusively with WCBS 880′s Fran Schneidau and said that the state DEEP ignored its own rules, which lead to the near fatal mauling.
Gov. Malloy Approves Northeast Utilities Acquisition Of NStar
Northeast Utilities has agreed to a rate credit for customers, a separate rate freeze for distribution costs, $300 million for system improvements and other demands by Connecticut in exchange for state approval of the utility’s proposal to buy Boston-based NStar.
Connecticut Storm Response Panel Meeting To Discuss CL&P’s Response To Irene, Snowstorm
The panel created to investigate the response to both Tropical Storm Irene and the freak October snowstorm meets today in Connecticut.
Connecticut Attorney General Gets Fraudulent Sites Removed From Facebook
Connecticut Attorney General George Jepsen says imposter websites have been popping up on Facebook users’ accounts.
Connecticut Attorney General Pushes To Criminalize Cyber Bullying
Right now, if a bully who targets kids on the internet is caught, he or she would likely be charged with a misdemeanor – breach of peace or, perhaps, harassment.
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