Crime & Safety

Resident Troopers Deliver Generous Donations

State Police troopers from Troop F Barracks in Westbrook arrived at Middlesex Hospital on Thursday morning with an SUV stuffed with toys for the area's less fortunate.

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Resident Troopers from Durham, Middlefield, Haddam and Killingworth responded to a different type of call on Thursday morning.

The troopers arrived at Middlesex Hospital with an SUV stuffed with donated toys that will be given to needy families throughout Middlesex County this holiday season.

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"We're always able to help a lot of families," said Linda McDonald with the hospital's Family Advocacy Program. "I'm always so surprised at the generosity."

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