Month: September 2019

Bridgeport News: 2 Adults Charged In Risk Of Injury

2019-09-17@10:30pm--#Bridgeport CT-- Tuesday evening police received  a call for a suspicious vehicle came into 911 at 1 Barnum Dyke. Reporting officers arrived on scene minutes later to witness two adults putting their clothes on. The officer then noticed there was juvenile in the back seat along with what seemed to be parallel with the marijuana wrapping.  The two adults were both arrested for Risk of Injury and had an $5,000 bond. The vehicle was towed and the juvenile was picked up by a family member.   This news report is made possible by:  

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Bridgeport Police Make Homicide Arrest

#Bridgeport CT--September 16, 2019,  Officer Martocchio served an arrest warrant on Eugene Brown (DOB: 3/13/84 ofFreeman Street). The warrant was obtained by Detective Cintron, who was the lead detective on the June 24, 2019 homicide of Anthony McKinstry at 684/686 Bishop Ave. Brown is charged with Murder, Use of a Firearm for A,B,C Felony, Criminal Possession of a Firearm, and Carrying a Pistol Without a Permit. He has a $1,000,000 bond. The arrest was the result of the outstanding work done by Detective Cintron and all the others that assisted in this case. (Bridgeport Police Press Release)  

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Governor On Vaccination Exemptions

#HARTFORD, CT – Governor Ned Lamont today said that Connecticut should join the growing number of states that due to overwhelming public safety risks are requiring children who attend public schools – and are medically capable – to receive vaccinations for preventable diseases, citing recently-released statistics from the Department of Public Health (DPH) showing that over the last year the state has had the largest single year increase in claimed exemptions for vaccinations since the state began tracking the data a decade ago.   According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), high vaccination rates protect not only vaccinated children, but also those who cannot be vaccinated – a designation referred to as “herd immunity.” Schools that achieve…

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