After the New Haven Police Special Victims Unit accidentally raided the wrong apartment, breaking down the door of Yergeau’s neighbor and placing her in handcuffs before realizing their mistake, Yergeau’s electronic devices were searched. However, he was not arrested at the time for unknown reasons.

“It was an open investigation, so he knew he was going to be arrested,” said Jacobson.

Five days later, Yergeau was found dead in his apartment. Police have not yet released information on the specific charges that Yergeau was facing or what was found in his apartment, as the investigation is ongoing while they try to confirm if anyone else was involved. There are still two open investigations regarding the case, and the Department of Internal Affairs is also investigating both how Yergeau was able to commit suicide days after the raid and how police mistakenly raided the wrong apartment.

Yergeau’s neighbor says she was traumatized by the police raid and has filed a complaint.

In 2022, Yergeau left Planned Parenthood to act as director of marketing and communications for Long Wharf Theatre. He had also previously worked for the New Haven Free Public Library.

“We are shocked and deeply saddened to learn the developments of the last 24 hours,” a spokesperson for the theater told the outlet. “Given the difficult news, it would be inappropriate to comment further.”

Yergeau’s personal Instagram account includes multiple photos of the Planned Parenthood pro-abortion “Bans off Our Bodies” slogan. In recent years, Planned Parenthood has entered the highly profitable business of selling hormones to gender dysphoric individuals as young as 16.

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After the New Haven Police Special Victims Unit accidentally raided the wrong apartment, breaking down the door of Yergeau’s neighbor and placing her in handcuffs before realizing their mistake, Yergeau’s electronic devices were searched. However, he was not arrested at the time for unknown reasons.

“It was an open investigation, so he knew he was going to be arrested,” said Jacobson.

Five days later, Yergeau was found dead in his apartment. Police have not yet released information on the specific charges that Yergeau was facing or what was found in his apartment, as the investigation is ongoing while they try to confirm if anyone else was involved. There are still two open investigations regarding the case, and the Department of Internal Affairs is also investigating both how Yergeau was able to commit suicide days after the raid and how police mistakenly raided the wrong apartment.

Yergeau’s neighbor says she was traumatized by the police raid and has filed a complaint.

In 2022, Yergeau left Planned Parenthood to act as director of marketing and communications for Long Wharf Theatre. He had also previously worked for the New Haven Free Public Library.

“We are shocked and deeply saddened to learn the developments of the last 24 hours,” a spokesperson for the theater told the outlet. “Given the difficult news, it would be inappropriate to comment further.”

Yergeau’s personal Instagram account includes multiple photos of the Planned Parenthood pro-abortion “Bans off Our Bodies” slogan. In recent years, Planned Parenthood has entered the highly profitable business of selling hormones to gender dysphoric individuals as young as 16.

Did you know that as little as $10 a month is enough to reach more than 3,000 people with the truth about abortion that no one else is telling them? Click here to start saving lives 365 days a year.