Attorney Joel T. Faxon lives in Newtown and serves on its five-member police commission.
On the morning of Dec. 14, he was taking one of his three children to middle school. Approaching the front doors, he got a text message that all the town’s schools were on lockdown a precaution that occurs from time to time due to the proximity of a state prison.
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