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West Haven officer on administrative leave for excessive…

Originally reported by Fox612025-12-03

Excessive Force

A West Haven police officer, Richard Naccarato, has been placed on administrative leave after an investigation into excessive force use during a July arrest. The internal Use-of-Force panel concluded that the use of force was not in accordance with department policies and procedures.

Key Facts

  • Richard Naccarato was placed on administrative leave
  • The incident occurred on July 1, involving an unwanted person at a business
  • One officer had to intervene to stop the excessive force used by Naccarato

Incident Details

Location West Haven, Conn.
Department West Haven Police Department
Officers Involved Richard Naccarato

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