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CT police: Cops must intervene if they see excessive force by feds

Summary by The CT Mirror
The Connecticut police accountability law that creates a legal obligation for police to intervene when witnessing abuse by other law enforcement officers applies to federal immigration agents, two senior police officials said Friday. “I would expect that if a Connecticut police officer saw any law enforcement anywhere that was abusing or violating the rights or using excessive force, that they would step in and intervene,” said Ronnell Higgins, …

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The CT Mirror broke the news in on Friday, January 30, 2026.
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