Connecticut State Police

Connecticut State Police - 5:50

Trooper First Class Tyler Weerden

Posted Sep 27, 2016

The CT State Police is the largest law enforcement agency in the State and 3rd largest in New England. Trooper First Class, Tyler Weerden, joins Eric Clemons to discusses issues including distracted driving, travel safety and the move over law.

Produced by: Western New England Newsmakers Team

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