CT lawmaker reinstated to leadership post
By ConnPolitics.tv Staff on Jul 1, 2009 | In News, Speaker of the House | 5 feedbacks »
Hartford (AP) – A Connecticut legislator has been reinstated to his leadership post after a state prosecutor determined there was insufficient evidence to charge him in connection with the January freezing death of a Rocky Hill woman.
Rep. James O’Rourke, of Cromwell, had been suspended by House Speaker Christopher Donovan from his post as a deputy speaker after it became public that police were seeking to charge O’Rourke with a misdemeanor.
Donovan says now that the matter has been fully investigated, he believes O’Rourke can devote his full attention to the position.
O’Rourke was one of the last people to see Carol Sinisgalli alive. He told police she had jumped into his car in the parking lot of a Cromwell tavern, became belligerent and later jumped out in the snow.
5 comments
maybe election time will be a waking call for all incubments.
mabye if we can get some new people in there we can make law that you can hold office for more than 2 terms and lower the salaries. this was suppose to be a privilege, honor and duty working for the govt and not a fulltime job.
She probably didnt want to swallow so he got pissed.....
LOL
typical............
LOL
you have to keep the criminals together.........
.....IN HARTFORD : )
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