Eighteen months ago, when the state police relayed a rumor to then Windham County prosecutor Mark S. Solak that a prison inmate was inquiring about having Solak killed, he and his wife took up arms.
They got pistol permits on an expedited basis, and the couple said they started sleeping with a shotgun at the ready.
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