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Hebron man accused of nearly drowning canoeists on Coventry Lake

July 3, 2012 Local News No Comments

Paddling on Coventry Lake in Connecticut. File photo 2009 by HTNP.com

The Courant is reporting that 25-year-old Peter Zmigrodski of Hebron, CT has been arrested in relation to an incident in May 2012 on Coventry Lake that police say sent two canoeists to the hospital.

Police say witnesses saw Zmigrodski, who was operating a power boat, cause a canoe with two men in it to capsize.

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Posted July 3, 2012

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