Bridgeport News: Limo Driver Robbed at Gunpoint

1:41pm–#Bridgeport CT–A limo driver dropping off passengers on Karen Court was robbed at gunpoint by two teens about 17 years of age at gunpoint.   The teen with the silver braces had the silver handgun.   Taken was the driver’s cellphone.

 

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Bridgeport News: Person In Wheelchair Hit By Car

1:47pm–#Bridgeport CT–Report of a person in a wheelchair being hit by a car in front of American Steak House at 210 Boston Avenue.  First responders on the way.

 

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Bridgeport News: Almost Naked Man!

1:36pm–#Bridgeport News: Report of a muscular man in his 20’s in his underwear in the middle of the street acting irrationally and swinging at passing cars at Iranistan Avenue near Laurel Avenue.

 

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Bridgeport News: Significant Damage In Madison Ave. Crash

1ish–#Bridgeport CT–Just before 1am police responded to a crash at Madison Avenue and North Avenue near Madison Court that caused significant damage.  Police found a four car crash with extensive damage.  One person was taken to the hospital.  One person was taken into custody.   Witnesses told me it was extremely loud like an explosion heard a block away on Wallace Street.

Tonight’s Car Fire

2:11am-UPDATE: All passengers were out of the vehicle, fire out.

1:54am–#cttraffic–#Bridgeport CT–Tonight’s car fire is on I-95 northbound between exits 27 and 28.  A three car crash in the left lane one car on fire.  No word on injuries but one amublance was on scene and two additional were requested to the scene.  State DOT needs to add color pixels to this camera.

Bridgeport News: Manhunt in Progress

1:22am–#Bridgeport CT–State Police were pursing a stolen vehicle on I-95 when the car got off exit 28 East Main Street.  Bridgeport Police are assisting them and Trumbull Police sent in their K-9 in the Pembroke and Cedar Street area.

 

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Fairfield News: Fight!

12:24am–#Fairfield CT–Police are out in front of Anna Liffey’s  1494 Post Road for a man with head injury after a fight.  This is the second time this week police were called here.  The week before I never heard of this place.

 

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#Bridgeport Police Quickly Arrest Two Suspects in Possible Home Invasion

#Bridgeport, Conn. (Jan. 2, 2015) – Two men are in custody today following a possible home invasion in the Mill Hill neighborhood.

An incident was reported at 11:19 a.m. Police received information from the victim that he heard a knock at his door and, at the same time, footsteps on the stairs in his Ogden Street Extension home.  The suspects were in custody a short time later.

The victim stated he opened his door slightly and that one suspect pushed his way into the apartment.

A second suspect emerged and during the ensuing struggle the victim cut one of the suspects on the arm with a blade. Both suspects ran out of the house and attempted to flee in a Ford 150 pick-up truck. As the suspects fled, the victim slashed two tires on the passenger side of the truck.

That information was relayed to police dispatchers, and officers in the area began searching for the truck. Police, meanwhile, received additional information from the community about a similar vehicle driving erratically.

Police in the area observed a male entering a nearby coffee shop holding his arm in a sweatshirt. He was detained and later identified by the victim as one of the assailants.
Police then located the pick-up and the second suspect at a nearby automotive store that sells tires.

It has not yet been determined if the victim knew his assailants.

“This remains an active investigation, and our patrol officers and detectives did outstanding work,” said Police Chief Joseph L. Gaudett Jr. “We are investigating the circumstances to determine what led up to this. I do know that the quick actions of our officers today made our community safer place.”

Both men were detained and later arrested. Their names are not yet available as police verify their identities.

Bridgeport News: Auden Grogins to the State Superior Court

#HARTFORD, CT – Governor Dannel P. Malloy today announced that he intends to nominate Representative Auden Grogins to the State Superior Court. With nearly a quarter century of experience in civil and criminal litigation in both state and federal courts, Grogins currently serves Bridgeport’s 129th District in the General Assembly.

 

During her 24 years of practice, Grogins has served over 400 clients on a wide array of issues, ranging from criminal law and appeals, to personal injury law, to family law, to real estate, to contract and employment cases. She has represented numerous defendants in post-conviction cases for those involving claims of innocence or ineffective legal representation. Grogins owns her own practice.

 

First elected to the General Assembly in 2008, Grogins has previously served on the Bridgeport City Council, starting in 1991. She was elected to the Bridgeport Board of Education in 2003 and elected President of the Board in 2005. She is a currently the Deputy Majority Leader serving as a member of the legislature’s Education, Judiciary, Legislative Management, and Planning and Development Committees.

 

“Auden is a dedicated public servant who cares deeply about her community. In both private and public capacities, she’s spent a career serving those who need representation. Her breadth of legal knowledge is exceptional, and I know she will do an outstanding job,” Governor Malloy said. “Auden has earned the respect of her colleagues not only in the legal community, but also in the General Assembly. I’m proud to nominate her to the Superior Court.”

 

“I am both thrilled and deeply honored that Governor Malloy intends to nominate me for a judicial appointment. I want to thank the Governor for his confidence in me to serve such an important public position,” Auden Grogins said. “If approved, I vow to be an independent, fair and impartial judge. I will do my utmost to ensure that we continue building a brighter future for Connecticut.”

 

Grogins holds a law degree from Quinnipiac University and a B.S. from the Fashion Institute of Technology. She will not be taking the oath of office for her General Assembly seat on January 7th.

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