Tommy Porfirio's mother, Sheila Porfirio, right, is consoled outside Waterville District Court after a detention hearing for Timothy Silva in Waterville Tuesday. A photo of Tommy is shown on the front of Porfirio's shirt. Silva was the driver of a vehicle that crashed killing Tommy and sisters Emily and Ashlin Baker.
Tony Porfirio, father of Tommy Porfirio, center, and others engage police after families of accident victims exchanged words with supporters of Timothy Silva outside Waterville District Court after a detention hearing for Silva in Waterville Tuesday. Silva was the driver of a vehicle that crashed killing Tommy Porfirio and sisters Emily and Ashlin Baker. About 30 people gathered outside the courthouse wearing shirts in support of Pofirio. A photo of Tommy is on the front of his father's shirt.
An unidentified man wearing a shirt with a picture of Tommy Porfirio on it, left, is restrained during a heated exchange with supporters of Timothy Silva outside Waterville District Court following a detention hearing for Silva in Waterville Tuesday. The man shouted, "If I can't get justice in here, I'll get it myself," before being restrained. Police arrived to defuse the argument. Silva was the driver of a vehicle that crashed killing Tommy Porfirio and sisters Emily and Ashlin Baker. About 30 people gathered outside the courthouse wearing shirts picturing Porfirio.
Tommy Porfirio's mother, Sheila, and father, Tony, wearing white shirts, are consoled outside Waterville District Court after a detention hearing for Timothy Silva in Waterville Tuesday. Silva was the driver of a vehicle that crashed killing Tommy and sisters Emily and Ashlin Baker.
Young people supporting Timothy Silva display a range of emotions during a heated exchange with family and friends of Tommy Porfirio outside the Waterville District Court in Waterville Tuesday. The exchange occurred following a detention hearing for Silva who was the driver of a vehicle that crashed killing Tommy Porfirio and sisters Emily and Ashlin Baker.
Law enforcement appears to defuse a heated exchange between family and friends of Tommy Porfirio, pictured in background, and supporters of Timothy Silva outside Waterville District Court in Waterville Tuesday. The exchange came after a detention hearing for Silva, the driver of a vehicle that crashed killing Tommy Porfirio and sisters Emily and Ashlin Baker. About 30 people gathered outside the courthouse wearing shirts picturing Porfirio. A photo of Tommy is on the front of his father's shirt.
Ashlin Baker, 12, left, Emily Baker, 14, and Thomas Porfirio, 15, were killed Feb. 9 in a one-car crash on Hinckley Road in Clinton.
Ashlin Baker, 12, was one of three kids found dead in a car that crashed on Hinckley Road in Clinton Sunday morning.
Emily Baker
Thomas Porfirio, killed in a crash in Clinton on Feb. 9, was described by his sister, Ashley Idamae Pouliot, as "an all around fun loving kid, had many friends and enjoyed baseball very much." A celebration of life service was held Feb. 15 at Lawrence High School in Fairfield.
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