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A man who opened fire on Stamford police during an hours-long standoff last week was wearing a military uniform shirt with a Nazi insignia on it, according to the Office of the Inspector General.
The incident on Dec. 2 began when a state marshal arrived at the home on Oaklawn Avenue to evict 63-year-old Jed Parkington and his wife following a foreclosure.
The marshal was met by Parkington's wife and her dog in the driveway and then walked to the back entrance of the house.
Parkington came to the door wearing the uniform shirt and had a utility belt with items attached that the marshal believed could include explosive devices, according to the inspector general's preliminary report
Parkington pushed his wife back outside and said “take her someplace safe, this is not going to end well,” according to the report…
"While checking the home for explosives, a second body was discovered on the second floor," Shaw told reporters. "The body was concealed and appeared to be in a decomposed state. The Stamford Police Department Major Crimes Unit will oversee the investigation of the second body discovered."
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The incident on Dec. 2 began when a state marshal arrived at the home on Oaklawn Avenue to evict 63-year-old Jed Parkington and his wife following a foreclosure.
The marshal was met by Parkington's wife and her dog in the driveway and then walked to the back entrance of the house.
Parkington came to the door wearing the uniform shirt and had a utility belt with items attached that the marshal believed could include explosive devices, according to the inspector general's preliminary report
Parkington pushed his wife back outside and said “take her someplace safe, this is not going to end well,” according to the report…
"While checking the home for explosives, a second body was discovered on the second floor," Shaw told reporters. "The body was concealed and appeared to be in a decomposed state. The Stamford Police Department Major Crimes Unit will oversee the investigation of the second body discovered."
Decomposed body found in Stamford shootout suspect's home
Police have been unable to identify the body yet because the Oaklawn Avenue home was booby-trapped with explosives, Stamford Police Chief Tim Shaw said.
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Inspector general releases report on deadly Stamford standoff
A man who shot and killed himself in Stamford was in the process of being evicted, according to the Office of the Inspector General.