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Felon Arrested with Assault Rifle at Aetna HQ

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51-year-old Denrey Wadlington, a convicted felon, faces serious charges after entering Aetnas headquarters with a loaded assault-style pistol. Hartford police arrested him following a trespassing call, but Aetna security apprehended him in under three minutes. The weapon, a Palmetto Arms model with a 45-round magazine, was discovered when Wadlington claimed someone was tailing him. He purchased the gun in Georgia just weeks earlier. Wadlington is now in custody, with state court set for May 29th and federal prosecutors pursuing illegal gun possession charges. This incident highlights the importance of vigilance in preventing potential threats.

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Felon Arrested with Assault Rifle at Aetna HQ

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A 51-year-old harfer man named Denre Wadlington is now facing serious state and federal charges after walking into A. Ed and his headquarters on. Farmington Avenue, with a loaded assault-style pistol hidden in his backpack. Harford Police arrested him on April 16th following a trespassing call, but A. Ed and the security actually nabbed him in under three minutes once he. Got inside around 9.40 am. Police and guards reacted fast when he ditched the bag by a worker's desk, claiming someone was tailing him, which led straight to discovering the weapon. Investigators later learned the pistol was a Paul Meadow Arms model with a 45-round magazine capacity, 11 rounds loaded plus one in the chamber, and it was bought just weeks earlier on April 3rd in Georgia by somebody else. Wadlington, a convicted felon with priors dating back to 1995, sits in Harford Correctional Center on a $1 million bond, with state court set for May 29th while federal prosecutors

push their case on a legal gun possession. This quick takedown shows how vigilance can stop trouble cold. Local news powered by AI. This is Harford News Today. I'm Corey with The Story.

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