1:12am–#Sheltong CT– Report of a rollover accident at 180 Bridgeport Avenue with entrapment according to radio reports. First responders on the way.
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Bridgeport News: Police Chief Sworn In
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Bridgeport News: Kitchen Fire
9:11pm–#Bridgeport CT– Firefighters were called to Essex Street for a kitchen fire. The assistant fire chief told me it was a fire that extended to the cabinets and into the walls. Firefighters quick response kept the damage to a minimum.
Bridgeport News: Armed Robbery
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UPDATE: Detectives are investigating a home invasion at the home.
7:19pm–#Bridgeport CT– A report of an armed robbery of a 55 inch TV in the 1200 block of Pembroke Street. No word if the robbery happened indoors or outdoors.
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Fairfield News: Man Trashed Ladies Room
3:09pm–#Fairfield CT– Police were called to the Mercedes Dealer at 165 Commerce Drive. According to radio reports a man went into the ladies room and trashed it. Police are investigating.
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Bridgeport News: Postal Carrier Robbed At Gunpoint
2:12pm–#Bridgeport CT–A postal carrier was robbed at gunpoint at Lafayette and Atlantic Street. The suspect had a silver handgun and fled towards the university on foot. According to radio reports the only thing taken was the postal keys.
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Fairfield News: Impaired Man
2:00pm–#Fairfield CT– First responders were called to Perry’s Mill Pond near Cider Mill Lane to rescue a man between the two ponds, the man was unable to walk. According to radio reports police had to administer Narcan. First responders had to carry the man out of the area and to the hospital.
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Assumption Alarms
1:25pm–Two calls for Assumption Church in two different towns at the same time. Firefighters called for smoke in a building at Assumption Church, Westport on Riverside Drive for smoke in the building. Then, a call from Assumption Church at North Cliff Street for an activated fire alarm. Westport’s turned out to be an item smoldering in the furnace, contained in the furnace. Ansonia Firefighters found nothing at their church.
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Bridgeport News: Smoke At Bassick
12:02pm–#Bridgeport CT– Firefighters on the way to Bassick High School for smoke coming from a closet. It is reported to be on the Clinton Avenue side, 2F in the new building.
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Town Of Fairfield Launches Buy Local Campaign
#Fairfield CT– The town of Fairfield launched it’s Shop Local campaign this week. Mark Burnell, Economic Developer for the town of Fairfield said they are trying to make this an ongoing event not just for the holiday season. Owners of the Spic and Span Market Lori and Gregory Peck said they hope that consumers think twice before purchasing online, that the item may be available online. They realize that the campaign won’t cover everything for consumers but that consumers should make an effort to support local businesses who pay local taxes to the town and support local charitable events. The campaign is stressing that fifty percent of money spent locally stays in the local community.
Fairfield News: Animal Cruelty
On 11/14/2018 at 3:59pm the Fairfield Police Department responded to 37 Prince Street for a report of animal cruelty. Officers responded to find several animal carcasses, which are believed to be canine remains, in crates within the residence. Fairfield Animal Control and Detectives responded to the house to further investigate.
The remains were removed after a search warrant for the residence was conducted. This case is currently under investigation by the Fairfield Police Detective Bureau and Animal Control Office. Anyone with information regarding this case is asked to call the Fairfield Police Department Detective Bureau at (203)254-4840, or Text-A-Tip to CRIMES (274637)
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