Officers with a Connecticut police department say they had to use a stun gun two more times on a former lawyer with the state Freedom of Information Commission when he became combative. East Hartford police say 41-year-old Henry Pawlowski Jr. of Manchester, Conn., became violent Wednesday night while turning himself in at the police station on allegations he assaulted an officer in June.
August 07, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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Officers with a Connecticut police department say they had to use a stun gun two more times on a former lawyer with the state Freedom of Information Commission when he became combative.
East Hartford police say 41-year-old Henry Pawlowski Jr. of Manchester, Conn., became violent Wednesday night while turning himself in at the police station on allegations he assaulted an officer in June.
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