2:22pm–#Bridgeport CT– The El Cochinito Restaurant at 883 East Main Street was just robbed at gunpoint by a Hispanic female with blond hair wearing a green sweater, blue jeans and brown boots. She fled west on Barnum Avenue.
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12:02pm–#Bridgeport CT–A man called police that his cellphone was stolen, he was tracking it and the man with it is on Kossuth Street. The man was apprehended by police at Washington Park. They found the stolen phone and drugs on the man. He was arrested.
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11:37am–#Fairfield CT– Today’s vehicle fire was a van at 875 Kings Highway East. There was a small engine fire which firefighters quickly took care of.
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8:44pm–#Bridgeport CT–Police are investigating shots fired by a black pick up truck in a parking lot at Brewster and Fairfield Avenue. Two shell casing have been found.
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5:22pm–#Bridgeport CT– Heavy police presence on Houston Avenue because of a payment issue with the Dominoes driver and an argument ensued. That isn’t the reason for the number of police there. Previously, Fairfield Police attempted to deliver a warrant and the person there and allegedly he had a firearm and the Bridgeport Police Emergency Service Unit responded with the Bobcat according to radio reports.
And you thought it was only Santa that had a naughty list……..
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#Fairfield CT–First Selectman Tetreau announced that on Thursday, December 17, 2015, he joined scouts from Fairfield’s Troop 90, along with former Fire Chief Richard Felner, Matt Paules from Fairfield’s Department of Public Works and Kirstin O’Gorman, one of the scout mothers who was in charge of the Troop’s toy drive, to help deliver holiday gifts to 100 children at The Department of Children and Families (DCF) in Bridgeport.
The scouts, who had set out to “do a go turn daily”, which is the Troop’s slogan, collected gifts as a humanitarian scout project, allowing them to reach out to their Bridgeport neighbors and offer gifts to their most vulnerable peers.
In a letter sent to Troop 90, DCF Regional Administrator Ken Cabral thanked the Troop for “the bountiful array of toys, games, books and apparel.” He also stated, “We appreciate (the Troop), retired Fire Chief Felner, First Selectman Mike Tetreau and the (scouts) coming out in the rain to deliver all of the toys. The DCF social workers were delighted to see the abundance of toys on Friday morning (at the foster care holiday party)! The gifts have been delivered to very thankful foster families and children.”
First Selectman Tetreau said, “I want to wholeheartedly thank Troop 90 and its feeder Cub Scout Pack 401 for donating new, unwrapped gifts to their most vulnerable and less fortunate peers in Bridgeport. This is a tremendous act of kindness that benefits our Bridgeport neighbors. These gifts are extra special because they came from youth from different economic backgrounds in Fairfield who hand-picked gifts that they hoped their peers in Bridgeport would like. I also want to thank former Fire Chief Dick Felner, Matt Paules, Mrs. O’Gorman, and the four scouts who helped deliver this holiday cheer.”
Every year, each member of Troop 90 buys a new unwrapped toy to be donated. Troop 90 includes youth from the Town’s two high schools, three middle schools, and Burr Elementary School. The gifts are chosen by youth to give to other youth.
The photos shows front row from left to right: Troop 90 Scouts Kieran Johnson and Clayton Johnson. Standing in the back row from left to right are: Troop 90 Scout Nick Corsi, former Fairfield Fire Chief Dick Felner, Troop 90 Scout Ethan Dubrosky, DCF Program Manager Melanie Kmetz, DCF Regional Administrator Ken Cabral and First Selectman Mike Tetreau.
(Town Of Fairfield Press Release)
#Bridgeport CT–Christmas Eve at 5:17pm, a 14 year old boy named Luis Colon (of 238 Wood Ave) was murdered in front of the Stylz Barber Shop at 
Thanks to the assistance of Sgt Amato and Dave Edwards, Majors was identified as a suspect early on. When detectives interviewed Majors, he initially denied any involvement, but then confessed to being the shooter. He was arrested and charged with Murder. He is being held on $1,000,000 bond.
#Westport CT–On 12/16/2015 at approximately 7:00pm, Westport Police Officers responded to a business on Post Road West on a report of an ex-boyfriend stalking his ex-girlfriend. The female observed the male looking in her vehicle in the parking lot. When Officers arrived, the female was approaching them with the male behind her. The male was detained by the Officers. The investigation revealed the male was involved in similar stalking incidents in Stamford CT.
Arrested was Ramil Mansourov. He was charged with Stalking 2nd degree. Monsourov was given a court date of 12/17/15 in Norwalk and was released on a $2,500.00 bond. Monsourov was given Conditions of Release where he was to have no
contact whatsoever with the female.
One hour after bonding out, Monsourov emailed the female several times. Westport Police advised Darien Police to attempt to locate Monsourov. Monsourov was located at a bar in Darien by Darien Police. He was then arrested and transported to the Westport Police Department for the second time. He was charged with Violation of Conditions of Release and Harassment in the Second Degree. He was given a court date of 12/17/2015 in Norwalk. He was held on a Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollar Bond ($250,000.00).
(Westport Police Arrest)
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12:53am–#Bridgeport CT– A stabbing victim just showed up at Bridgeport Hospital. The victim said it happened at a club in the 1300 block of Park Avenue according to radio reports.
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