Hartford & New Haven, CT, September 1, 2026 —

A judge has handed down a sentence of 65 years in prison to Albert Eaddy in connection with the murder of Troy Clark and the shooting of a New Haven police captain. The sentence includes a mandatory minimum term of 25 years before Eaddy would be eligible for parole.

Details regarding the exact date of the sentencing, the specific circumstances surrounding the crimes, or the name of the police captain involved were not immediately available. The legal proceedings concluded with this sentencing, marking a significant development in the case.

Albert Eaddy was found responsible for the death of Troy Clark and the aggravated assault that resulted in the shooting of a police officer. The sentence reflects the severity of the charges faced by Eaddy.

The prosecution sought a conviction on charges related to both the homicide and the officer’s injury, leading to the substantial prison term imposed by the court. The minimum sentence of 25 years means that Eaddy must serve at least this duration before any consideration for release, with the total sentence reaching up to 65 years.

Further information regarding the timeline of events or any further legal actions planned by either party was not provided in the available details.


Story summarized from the original created by Jayne Chacko on www.nbcconnecticut.com, see more information here.

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