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Man Threatens To Kill Metro-North Worker At South Norwalk Station, Cops Say

NORWALK, Conn. — A Waterbury man who was loitering at the South Norwalk train station was arrested after he threatened to kill a Metro-North employee who told him to move along,  The Hour said. 

The South Norwalk train station

The South Norwalk train station

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Raymond Hardy, 34, first threatened to physically harm the employee, then threatened to kill him, police told The Hour.

He was charged with second-degree threatening, second-degree breach of peace and third-degree trespassing, The Hour said. 

It was the second time Hardy was arrested in the past two weeks for refusing to leave the train station, The Hour said.

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