2019-08-04 @ 10:09pm–#Bridgeport CT– A pedestrian was hit on Fairfield Avenue between Melrose and Princeton Street. The victim was sitting up talking with EMS. The striking car remained on scene.
Month: August 2019
Today’s Second Vehicle Fire
2019-08-04 @ 8:43pm–#Bridgeport CT–#cttraffic– Firefighters were called to their second vehicle fire, this time off exit 27 soutbound of I-95. Hey, at least they stopped hitting buildings!
Bridgeport News: Two Jet Skiers Rescued
2091-08-04 @ 8:14pm–#Bridgeport CT– Bridgeport and Fairfield Marine units joined forces two rescue two people strand off West Beach on jet skis.
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Bridgeport News: Man Shot
2019-08-04 @ 8:12pm–#Bridgeport CT– Police received a number of phone calls for a shoot out between two individuals on East Main Street between Berkley Place and Kingsbury Road. Police located shell casings and blood and then received a report of a man shot at Bridgeport Hospital. His condition is not known at this time.
Bridgeport News: Armed Robbery
2019-08-04 @ 7:37pm–#Bridgeport CT– A man was robbed at gunpoint on Noble Avenue near Pulaski Street by three males. One of them had a firearm hit him on the head with the gun and robbed him of cash.
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Today’s Vehicle Fire
2019-08-04 @ 7:07pm–#Bridgeport CT– #cttraffic– Today’s vehicle fire is on I-95 northbound near exit 30. The vehicle is fully engulfed and the highway is now shutdown.
Trumbull Police Conducted A Sweep To Serve OIutstanding Arrest Warrants
#Trumbull CT–During the early morning hours of Wednesday July 31, and Thursday, August 1, Trumbull Police detectives conducted a sweep to serve outstanding arrest warrants on local criminals. Detectives coordinated efforts with other local police agencies to track down individuals who have not been held accountable for criminal incidents that they had been involved in. Many of the arrests include the following:
Carlene C. Booker, age 39, was located at her Bridgeport residence where she was arrested. Booker was charged with Robbery in the second degree, and Larceny in the fourth for a shoplifting incident where Booker claimed to have a knife when confronted by store security. Booker was held on a $25,000 bond for this incident. Booker also had another outstanding warrant for Failure to Appear in Court from a previous arrest in Westport, CT, in which she was held on an additional $1,500 bond. Booker was given a court date of July 31, 2019 at Bridgeport Superior Court.
Raequan M. Brown, age 22, was located at his Bridgeport residence where he was arrested. Brown was charged with felony Failure to Appear in Court (First degree) regarding previous felony drug related charges to include the possession and sale of narcotics that he was involved in earlier this year. Brown was held on a $25,000 bond, with a court date of August 12, 2019 at Bridgeport Superior Court.
Jennifer Greenberg, age 27, was located near her Stratford residence where she was arrested on several charges that include felonies. Greenberg was charged with Forgery in the second degree, Criminal Impersonation, Interfering with an officer, and Larceny in August 1, 2019 the Sixth degree after initially being arrested for a shoplifting incident in July, where she assumed the identity of another person while at the Trumbull Mall. Greenberg was held on a $20,000 bond, and given a court date of August 8, 2019 at Bridgeport Superior Court.
Peter J. Mclean, age 47, was located outside of his Trumbull residence where he was arrested. Mclean was charged with Violation of Probation, and released after posting $5,000 bond. Mclean was given a court date of August 12, 2019 at Bridgeport Superior Court. Paul Piccirillo, age 53, was located near his Milford residence where he was arrested. Piccirillo was charged with Larceny in the Sixth degree (seven counts) after being identified for several shoplifting incidents that occurred at the Trumbull Mall. Piccirillo was held on a $2,500 bond, and given a court date of August 12, 2019 at Bridgeport Superior Court.
Police periodically seek to locate offenders who fail to respond to charges brought by arrest warrant or failure to appear in court when obligated to do so. Anyone with information on wanted individuals may provide information to their local police department. To provide information to the Trumbull Police Department please call (203)261-3665, or online at www.trumbull-ct.gov. All tips may remain anonymous.
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Westport News: Sewage Leak Update
#Fairfield Beaches are closed.
#Westport CT– First Selectman Jim Marpe and Public Works Director Peter Ratkiewich announced as of 8:30 PM Saturday night, the sewage leak in the Saugatuck River was completely stopped and temporary pumps are in place to utilize the newly installed pipe. The temporary set up will be in place until the permanent pumps are installed next month. The Town has been in close communication with the Connecticut DEEP and the Weston- Westport Health District. Water quality testing will be performed on Monday in effort to re-open the beaches. Swimming at all Westport beaches, including Sherwood Island will remain off-limits today, Sunday, in an abundance of caution. First Selectman Marpe reiterated his thanks to the Town and State departments in their prompt and appropriate response to the incident. He also stated, “We appreciate the cooperation of our residents and visitors not using the beaches for swimming until we receive the all-clear from the Health District and DEEP.”
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Bridgeport News: Motorcyclist Injured
2019-08-04 @ 1:53am–#Bridgeport CT– A car and motorcycle collided in the 800 block of North Avenue (just north of Main Street near Parallel Street). The motorcyclist sustained unknown injuries and transported to the hospital.
Southport News: Fight/Larceny On Southbound Train
2019-08-03 @ 11:40pm–#Southport CT–#Fairfield CT– Are you on the southbound train at the Southport Station wondering why you’re not moving? Well there is alleged theft between two males who then got into a fight. No one is leaving until police remove them from the train.
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