Troopers Caught in Hartford Office Sex Scandal

0:00An investigation by Connecticut State Police wrapped up claims that troopers had sex while on duty in a Harvard State office building. The report confirmed one trooper to the pardon sexual activity there more than once between September and November 2025. Another male trooper did the same, but there was not enough proof for a third that first trooper admitted to happen a few times, less than a handful, mostly oral sex with no intercourse. Troopers also found evidence of a $200 bet with a woman involved, as she hooked up with one trooper first, she would win the cash. Plus, the trooper tried to talk her out of telling anyone. Commissioner Ronald Higgins slammed the actions as totally unacceptable, saying they hurt workplace dignity, safety, and professional standards. He stressed that, off-hours, consensual stuff is fine, but not on the clock or on site. The probe kicked off in January after tips about misconduct at the 165 Capitol Avenue building. Colonel Daniel Luffman quickly reassigned all three troopers and one went on administrative

1:02leave when he tried sneaking back for personal items. Internal affairs, run by seasoned sergeants, lieutenants, and a lawyer major, sped through the case with state partners. This keeps state facilities secure and holds everyone accountable moving forward. That wraps Hartford News today. Brought to you with AI.