Fairfield News: Pedestrian Struck

5:21pm–#Fairfield Connecticut– A pedestrian out walking her dog was struck by a car that appears to have been turning onto Black Rock Avenue from Stephens Lane.  Assistant Fire Chief Schuyler Sherwood said the woman was alert and talking.  She was transported to the hospital.  The dog was uninjured.  Police are investigating.

 

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SILVER ALERT

UPDATE:

Messiah was located today at approximately 2:30pm by the Westport Police Department at a home in New York City. Westport Officers, the FBI, US Marshalls and surrounding Police Departments have been working this case with high priority. Information was developed that Messiah may have been brought to a relative’s home in Manhattan. Westport Detectives responded to Manhattan and found Messiah in good health. Messiah is being transported back to Connecticut and will be turned over to the Department of Children and Families. The investigation into Frazier will continue, but locating Messiah was the Police Department’s priority to this point.

 

(Westport, CT) On 12/01/16 at approximately 4:45pm, Westport Police responded to 1655 Post Road E #53 on a report of a missing 2 year old male (Messiah Frazier).  Messiah was last seen with his Uncle (Danny Frazier) when they were dropped off at a barber shop in Norwalk, CT between 2:00pm and 3:00pm. Reports are that Frazier then left the child unsupervised and went to a bank, check cashing store, and cell phone store (all in Norwalk, CT). Frazier is a known drug  addict/convicted felon and not the biological father of Messiah. Frazier does not have custody of Messiah. Attempts to locate Frazier have been unsuccessful and the safety and security of the child are of grave concern.

Anyone with information that can help locate Messiah is urged to call the Westport Police Department at 203-341- 6000.  (Westport Police Press Release)

“Affordable” Care Act Open Enrollment Ends January 31, 2017

#HARTFORD, CT)– Lieutenant Governor Nancy Wyman, Chair of the Board of Access Health CT (AHCT), the state’s health exchange, today released the following statement regarding open enrollment for the Affordable Care Act (ACA):

 

“I want to reassure Connecticut consumers that Access Health CT will continue to be a vital link, connecting them to high-quality, affordable health insurance. In Connecticut, we’ve seen more than 800,000 residents use the state healthcare exchange to find coverage. During this open enrollment period, just as we’ve done before, Access Health CT stands ready to assist consumers in finding and enrolling in the healthcare plan that best meets their needs. Our leadership on healthcare is well-established. If there are any changes in the federal ACA, we will address them—and, as always, the priority will continue to be ensuring affordable, accessible, high-quality healthcare for our residents.”

 

Open enrollment ends January 31, 2017.  Enrollment in HUSKY Health (Medicaid and the Children’s Health Insurance Program) is open all year through Access Health CT and the Department of Social Services.

(State of Connecticut Press Release)

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Stratford News: Checkers Robbery

Here is the press release on the robbery at Checkers we reported when it happened.  Even with a static filled police radio transmission I was accurate in the report!

#Stratford Connecticut–On 11-30- 2016 Dishaun Brown age 39 of Bridgeport, Desmond Hunter age 26 ofBridgeport and Davon Taylor age 22 of Stratford were arrested following a robbery attempt at Checkers Deli 1796 Barnum Avenue. After a short foot pursuit and subsequent motor vehicle stop all three were taken into custody. A 9mm handgun was recovered inside the vehicle. The loaded magazine for the weapon was located later on Barnum Avenue near Noble Street where the suspects discarded it. The trio were charged with the below charges and subsequently held on $150,000 dollar bond. They  are scheduled to appear in Bridgeport Court on 12-09- 2016.

53a-48/53a- 134 Conspiracy to commit robbery 1st      53a-167a Interfering with an Officer           53a-217 Carrying a fire arm without a permit     29-38 Weapons in a motor vehicle

29-35 Carrying a gun without a permit      29-36 Altering ID on a fire arm

 

Question On Lying

On the state and local level.  If a government official or department head lies to the press and other government officials and gets caught.  Should he/she ever be trusted again?  If they give a press conference down the road on an entirely different topic, are they to believed?  Should the government officials believe that official or department head in future dealings or should all believably be suspect?   What are your thoughts?

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