Westport News: Woman Arrested In Burglary

On Thursday May 21st, 2015 Officers responded to a report of a burglary in progress to a residence on Grove Point Road. The complainant reported that a female had attempted to enter their residence. When the suspect could not gain entry because the door was locked, they watched her walk over to the neighbor’s house and enter his residence. Knowing that the homeowner was home when the suspect had entered the neighbor’s house the complainants attempted to call him while calling the police. Arriving officers located the suspect inside the residence. The homeowner had confronted the suspect and directed officers to her location. When officers attempted to take custody of the suspect, she struggled. In the midst of the struggle with the suspect, an officer felt a hard object concealed under her shirt on her side. Once controlled, the officer retrieved a very long sheathed knife from her person. It was later learned that the suspect had taken the knife from the kitchen of the victim’s residence. During the arrest officers also noted that the suspect had an odor of alcohol on her breath.

 

Arrested was Amy Gustafson (age 47) of Westport Connecticut Gustafson was charged with: Burglary 2nd C.G.S 53a-102, Larceny 6th C.G.S 53a-125b, Carrying a Dangerous Weapon 53-206 Interfering with an Officer 53a-167a

Gustafson posted a $2500.00 bond and was assigned a court date of June 1st, 2015.

 

This is the second arrest in two days of Gustafson

Milford News: Service Above Self Awards

#MILFORD CT – Devon Rotary held its semi-annual Service Above Self awards breakfast on Wednesday, May 13th, 2015 at the Bridge House Restaurant in Milford, CT.  The awardees are Joseph Romick-Barrell from Jonathan Law High School, Monica Capriglione from Platt Tech, Jamiah Bennett from Lauralton Hall, and Emma Bromley from Foran High School. Guidance Counselors Barbara Kovacs, Louise Wade, and Sue Fracker were on hand to support and introduce the awardees.

 

The Dodie Ireland Memorial Service Above Self Awards recognize students for their commitment to service to their high school as well as to their home community.  The students are selected by the awards committee at their high school, and then recognized at an Awards Breakfast where they are presented with a certificate and a $100 award.  The Devon Rotary recognizes high school juniors in the Spring and high school seniors in the Fall.  They have been sponsoring this award program since 2000.

 

For more information about Rotary Service, or for more information on volunteering, contact Greyson Schwing, Devon Rotary’s Club Service Director, at 203-306-8844 or greyson@antelopeweb.com.

Left to Right: James Maroney, Barbara Kovacs, Thomas Barrell, Lori Romick, Louise Wade, Monica Capriglione, Jamiah Bennett, Sue Fracker, Rick Zwiebel.

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Bridgeport News: Structure Fire

#ctfire–UPDATE: This house was in foreclosure and scheduled for auction on Friday:

http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/206-208-Scofield-Ave-Bridgeport-CT-06605/2102708925_zpid/

 

Just after 3:30 Thursday morning firefighter received numerous calls for a fire at 206 Scofield Avenue. When I arrived about six minutes after hearing the call the 2nd floor and attic were fully engulfed in flames. Firefighters were already on scene and had begun an impressive interior attack that kept the fire confined to the second floor. I met with the first floor occupants, 3 males who made it out safely. They told me 3 other males, no children lived on the second floor. They were uncertain if they made it out. I kept checking with EMS and I’m happy to report they were not busy. Within twenty minutes the firefighters had the inferno under control. After listening to Mayor Finch and Fire Chief Rooney at the firefighter promotions tonight I looked at each duty the firefighters did and realized just how specific and detailed their work is. It is easy to take for granted what they do because they do it without thinking and flawlessly. The fire marshal was called to the scene to investigate the cause of the fire. When I left around 4am I was happy to see EMS was not busy and there appeared to be no injuries.

Bridgeport News: Police Locate Homeless Man With 4 Year Old

2:47am–#Bridgeport CT–Police working with leads from Department of Children and Families locate a homeless man with his 4 year old child on Main Street near Thompson Street.  They were located after pinging the man’s cellphone.  EMS dispatched to check out the child.  I’m happy to report from radio reports that police are treating the man with dignity and respect.   The homeless man was fearful of losing his child if located. Please pray for a positive, loving outcome in this situation.

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