NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — New Haven police say they've arrested a woman accused of using Instagram to organize multiple street takeovers throughout the state. On Tuesday, officers arrested Kimberly Hueffman of Milford after determining she owned and controlled an Instagram account they found was repeatedly announcing street takeovers, including ones in New Haven. 
	
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Woman accused of organizing street takeovers across Connecticut

A woman has been arrested for organizing a street takeover in New Haven a few months ago. New Haven police said officers assigned to the Real Time Crime Center were made aware of a planned street takeover on Oct. 22, 2024. Authorities said 47-year-old Kimberly Hueffman, of Milford, was arrested after police discovered she was running an Instagram account that...

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Kimberly Hueffman of Milford was arrested after New Haven police say she controlled an Instagram account that facilitated street takeovers, police said.

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New Haven police arrest Milford woman who they say organized street takeovers via Instagram

A woman tied to a social media account promoting street takeovers in New Haven and other areas of the state was arrested this week. Kimberly Hueffman, 47, of Milford was charged Tuesday with inciting a riot, according to the New Haven Police Department. Police said the arrest came after officers assigned to the city’s Real Time Crime Center were monitoring a planned street takeover on Oct. 22 that was being promoted on various social media platf…

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