BROOKLYN — State police arrested Kane Kight of Brooklyn on October 27 on a warrant alleging sexual assault and risk of injury to children, according to an October 29 report by WINY. The charges are allegations, not convictions.
WINY reports that Eastern District Major Crime Squad detectives began the investigation in September 2025 after state police received an allegation of abuse involving children. The outlet says it obtained the arrest-warrant affidavit. Eastern CT News reviewed WINY’s complete written report carried in its RSS feed, but did not independently obtain the affidavit or court docket.
According to WINY, detectives interviewed witnesses and obtained a court-authorized warrant for Kight’s cellphone in October 2025. The phone was submitted to the state police Cyber Crimes Unit, and the investigation continued into 2026. Details that could identify protected children, private household information and medical findings are omitted.
WINY reports that Kight was taken into custody in Brooklyn and brought to Troop D. The outlet lists charges of first-degree sexual assault, third-degree sexual assault, two counts of risk of injury to a child and illegal sexual contact with a child. Eastern CT News is not publishing the protected children’s ages or other identifying details.
The outlet reports that Kight posted a court-set $250,000 cash or surety bond and appeared in Danielson Superior Court on October 28. It lists his next court date as December 1 at 10 a.m. Those procedural details are attributed to WINY; no plea, ruling or final case outcome has been independently established.
This AI-written report is based on WINY’s October 29 written account. It does not represent an independent review of police or court files.
File photo: a Connecticut State Police vehicle photographed in 2024. It is not a photograph of the arrest or a vehicle confirmed to have been involved.