The Stratford Police Dept. is attempting to identify the pictured individual who is
suspected of stealing credit cards from a vehicle in the Paradise Green area of town and then
using them at different establishments in town. The vehicle is believed to be an older model
Honda Accord, color green. The vehicle has damage to the left front corner of the bumper.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Det. Moore at 203-381-6902 or via email at
tmoore1@townofstratford.com. Case # 18-14401
#Westport CT–On 05/25/18 at approximately 3:15pm, officers were dispatched to a Main Street retailer on a report of a shoplifting. An employee reported that three individuals shoplifted from the store and then placed the items into a vehicle parked outside. The employee provided the license plate of the suspect vehicle and descriptions of the suspects. Detectives surveilled the vehicle until the three suspects returned to the car. The suspects were identified as Camaleetha Davis and Sophia Grant, both of Bronx, NY, and Rushane Dwyer of Brooklyn, NY. Each suspect was found in possession of shoplifting devices for removing security tags. Dwyer and Davis were found with magnetic devices also commonly used for removing security tags. Officers recovered the stolen items from inside the vehicle. All
three parties were taken into custody and charged with 53a-125 Larceny 4 th , 53a-127f Possession of Shoplifting Device and 53a-48 Conspiracy (to Commit Larceny 4 th ). Each suspect was released after posting $1,500 bond and all are scheduled to appear in Norwalk
Court on 06/01/2018.
CASE: 2018-010332
ARREST DATE: 05/25/2018
ARRESTED: Camaleetha Davis AGE: 36 RESIDENCE: Bronx, NY
CHARGE: Larceny 5th
Conspiracy
BOND: $1,500
ARRESTED: Sophia Grant AGE: 45 RESIDENCE: Bronx, NY
CHARGE: Larceny 5th
Conspiracy
BOND: $1,500
ARRESTED: Rushane Dwyer AGE: 28 RESIDENCE: Brooklyn, NY
CHARGE: Larceny 5th
Conspiracy
BOND: $1,500
While investigating the above mentioned incident, officers searched the suspect vehicle. While doing so, officers recovered over $750 worth of merchandise, which was identified as stolen from another downtown retailer. Store employees has observed the suspects in the store earlier. All three parties were taken into custody and charged with 53a-125a Larceny 5 th and 53a-48 Conspiracy (to Commit Larceny 5 th ). Two additional items of clothing were recovered from Grant during the booking process. Each suspect was released after posting $1,500 bond and all are scheduled to appear in Norwalk Court on 06/01/2018.
CASE: 2018-010381
ARREST DATE: 05/26/2018
ARRESTED: Luis Montes AGE: 28 RESIDENCE: Bridgeport, CT
CHARGE: Failure to Pay or Plead
BOND: $100
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#Stratford CT–Four Stratford residents, Dontrel Flathers (age 22), Jacob Ricco (age 21), Jalenthen Feliciano (age 22) and Sergio Barrera (age 21) were arrested after Officers responded to 3 rd Avenue in the Lordship area of Stratford on the report of a possible burglary in progress. The neighbor who witnessed the attempted break in gave a description of the suspects and their car to the responding Officers. The information was relayed to other officers and a short time later a Volkswagen Jetta matching the description of the suspect’s vehicle was stopped on Lordship Boulevard near Access Road. The witness was able to positively identify the suspects and the initial description of the suspects, their clothing and car all matched the subjects at the scene of the motor vehicle stop. During the stop Officers also found that Driver of the car, Feliciano was in possession of marijuana. Feliciano was charged with Sale of a Controlled Substance, Conspiracy to Commit Burglary 3 rd and Criminal Attempt to Commit Burglary 3 rd . He was held on a $5000 dollar bond. Flathers was charged with Criminal Tresspass3rd and Criminal attempt at Burglary 3 rd . He was held on a $5000 dollar bond. Berra was charged with Criminal Tresspass3rd and Criminal attempt at Burglary 3rd. He was held on a $5000 dollar bond. Ricco was charged with Criminal Tresspass3rd and Criminal attempt at Burglary 3rd. He was held on a $5000 dollar bond.
(Stratford Police Press Release)
Bridgeport, CT – Bridgeport Lead Hazard Control is requesting qualifications from state licensed lead abatement contractors with their EPA-RRP Firm certification for the Bridgeport Lead Hazard Control (BLHC). Bridgeport Health Department will identify and pre-qualify lead certified contractors and oversee the lead hazard control remediation of 150 housing units.
Funded by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), the City of Bridgeport proposes to remediate 150 housing units of lead over a three-year period. These units will be scattered throughout Bridgeport; units that are occupied by children with elevated blood lead levels; units occupied by children under six; and /or vacant units to be rented to families with children under the age of six.
Lead certified contractors must pick up a Request for Qualifications package from June 1st thru June 8th, 2018, between 9a–5p at 999 Broad Street, Health Department located on the 1st Floor, Bridgeport, CT 06604. There will be a mandatory pre-submission meeting at the Health Department on June 13, 2018 at 10 a.m.
Qualification packages must be submitted by June 8th, 2018 by 5:00 p.m. to the Health Department at 999 Broad Street, located on the 1st Floor; attention Audrey M. Gaines. For more information contact Audrey M. Gaines at (203) 576-7131 or audrey.gaines@bridgeportct.gov.
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6:34pm–#Monroe CT– A Woodlawn Road resident power washed his house and the power lines leading into the home. The wires are now arcing even on fire department’s arrival. UI has been called to the scene.
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#Middletown CT– It is with a heavy heart and great sorrow, that the Connecticut State Police and the Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection announce the passing of Trooper First Class Walter Greene. TFC Greene passed away on 05/31/18, following a courageous battle with cancer, acquired as a result of his service to his country and fellow man after the terrorist attacks in New York City on September 11, 2001. As part of the Connecticut State Police response to New York City and the World Trade Center site in the aftermath of 9/11, TFC Greene assisted in escorting family members to and from Ground Zero. Trooper First Class Greene was a veteran of the United States Marine Corps prior to joining the Connecticut State Police on June 1, 1990, as a member of the 101 st Training Troop. TFC Greene served the Connecticut State Police with distinction and honor for 28 years through his assignments at Troop A- Southbury, Troop G-Bridgeport and the Statewide Cooperative Crime Control Task Force, and most recently the Traffic Services Unit. TFC Greene was a Master Instructor for police motorcycle operators as well as a K- 9 handler. Throughout his career, he was an avid supporter of the Special Olympics and actively participated in the Law Enforcement Torch Run. As a veteran of the U.S. Marine Corp and a Connecticut State Trooper, TFC Greene lived a life of service to his community, state, and country. We are all grateful to have known and worked with a man of such remarkable character and dedication. TFC. Greene will always be remembered as a man who maintained a true and unwavering commitment to helping others at any cost.
2:15am–#Bridgeport CT– A stabbing victim just arrived at Bridgeport Hospital but the victim is not cooperating with authorities.
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2:09am–#Bridgeport CT– A man was dropped off at St. Vincent’s Hospital shot in the “left chest” and dropped off by a green van that fled. Police are looking for a crime scene near Coleman and Benham Avenue.
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1:22am–#Bridgeport CT– Police are on scene in the 600 block of Central Avenue where a person has been stabbed. The victim was transported to the hospital by private vehicle. Police have one person in custody.
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#cttraffic–I-95 northbound at exits 27 and 27A will be closed overnight for construction.
On Route 8/25 exit 5 will be closed. Route 8/25 ramp to I-95 southbound is also closed.
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