A Connecticut attorney found not guilty of shooting at a motorist by reason of insanity has been committed to a state mental hospital for 20 years. Eric Witlin had been charged in 2007 after he fired a shotgun at a motorist, then broke into the home of his ex-wife and entered with the gun while his young son was in his bedroom. Investigators say Witlin poses a danger to himself and others.
July 16, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A Stamford, Conn., attorney found not guilty of shooting at a motorist by reason of insanity has been committed to a state mental hospital for 20 years.
Forty-year-old Eric Witlin had been charged in May 2007 after he fired a shotgun twice at a motorist, then broke into the home of his ex-wife and entered with the gun while his 11-year-old son was in his bedroom.
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