Torrington Police Blotter - January 21, 2018

The thrilling finish between Torrington High School's football team and their opponents, the Jackson Broncs, on November 10th, 2017, will be remembered for a long time. The game was an intense and closely contested match, with both teams giving it their all. In the end, Torrington emerged victorious, winning by just one point.

The win meant that Torrington would be moving on to the state championship in Laramie, a feat they had achieved before, but this time around, it was even more special. The team's coach, Mark Lenhardt, and athletic director, Dave Plendl, were thrilled with the outcome, but also acknowledged that the game was marred by controversy.

According to Lenhardt, one of the most memorable football games he has been a part of was ruined by the controversy that took place after the game. The team's victory was overshadowed by the events that unfolded in its aftermath. Despite this, the team remained focused and committed to their goal, ultimately emerging victorious.

The Torrington Police Blotter for January 21st, 2018, reports on the various incidents that occurred during the weekend of November 10th-12th, including a few arrests made by local law enforcement authorities. The blotter also includes information about missing persons and stolen property.

In other news, the Torrington High School football team has been making headlines with their impressive performance in the state championship game. The Blazers have been working hard to improve their skills and strategy, and it seems that all their efforts have paid off. With this victory, the team has proven themselves to be one of the top teams in Class 3A.

Overall, the events surrounding Torrington High School's football game on November 10th will be remembered for a long time. The controversy may have overshadowed the thrilling finish, but it did not detract from the team's ultimate goal - winning the state championship.

Torrington police blotter jan 21 2018