Waterbury police conducted their second reverse prostitution sting in a month in the Hillside neighborhood.

Friday night into Saturday morning, two female officers posed as prostitutes in Hillside which has the reputation as the spot to pick up prostitutes.

The sting nabbed 39 men, including 11 from out of town, one teenager and two New York residents. All of the men were charged with soliciting a prostitute from a motor vehicle. And all of their cars were towed and impounded.

Last month, 27 men and one woman were arrested in a similar undercover sting.

Police spokesman Lt. Christopher Corbett said there will be more stings.

"We will continue to strictly enforce prostitution laws in Waterbury, not just going after the prostitutes themselves, but the men who solicit them," Corbett said Saturday.

Waterbury police are searching for a man they say exposed himself to three young girls and tried to convince a fourth to enter his car.

Edgardo Lopez, 29, of 45 Bergin Circle, faces a slew of charges stemming from four separate incidents.

Last Friday, a 10-year-old girl was walking on Radcliffe Avenue in the city's East End when a man in a dark-colored car called to her. The girl, a student at nearby Chase School, walked to the car, where police say the man exposed himself to her.

The next day, police said, the same man in the same car was on Overton Avenue, also in the city's East End, when he tried to convince another 10-year-old girl to get in his car. The girl refused.

This week, detectives in unmarked cars conducted surveillance near Chase School.

WATERBURY — Police arrested a Bridgeport man Wednesday morning who they believe is responsible for a string of recent bank robberies, including one in which a Waterbury firefighter was shot.

Victor Jordan, 29, was found in an apartment on Congress Avenue in the city's Brooklyn neighborhood, according to police.

Jordan will face a multitude of charges and is expected to be arraigned Thursday in Waterbury Superior Court.

WATERBURY, Conn. - A 52-year-old Waterbury woman has been accused of stealing dozens of paintings, some very valuable, and stashing them in her house.

Diane Catalani has been charged with stealing paintings from Chase Collegiate School and a private club, police said Wednesday.

Police said they tracked the woman after she tried to walk out with a $36,000 painting at the school on Monday and fled after she was confronted. The headmaster of the school jotted down her license plate and police showed up at her doorstep.

The Waterbury Police Department would like to congratulate Sergeant Slavin for being awarded Officer of the Year.  Congratulations Sgt. Slavin on a job well done!