Police UPDATE: Yesterday, 10/23/18, at approximately 4:30 PM, police received a report of a male in a vehicle, exposing himself in plain view of a juvenile passerby, possibly intentionally. The vehicle was reported to have pulled over in the area of Post Rd. and Beach Rd.  The suspicious male was described as a white male in his thirties, wearing a white sweater. The vehicle
was described as a black, older model, two door, possible Ford Mustang.  Please take note of the description and remain vigilant in observing and reporting any suspicious
persons, vehicles, or behaviors to the police at 203‐254‐4800.

In the neighborhood setting, parents should:
 Remain vigilant in observing and reporting any suspicious vehicles, persons, activities, or
anything that is otherwise not normal for their area
 Regularly reinforce with their children that they should avoid suspicious persons and vehicles
 Encourage their children to talk about anything suspicious they observe throughout their day,
and encourage them to immediately tell an adult they trust if they have had an encounter that
they feel was not normal

In the school setting, parents and school staff should remind children/students that they
should:
 Walk home in a group or with a buddy
 Use routes that are more populated, unobstructed, and well lit
 Always avoid any strangers attempting to engage them in a conversation
 Never approach a strange vehicle
 Immediately tell an adult they trust if they think they have been followed
Please do not hesitate to report any strange persons, vehicles, or activity that you or your children may
have observed.

 

4:40pm–#Fairfield CT– Report of a man in a black Mustang  who exposed himself to a young woman on Beach Road.  Police are investigating.

 

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