Fairfield News: Officer Injured In Shoplifting Incident

2019-12-08@1:34pm–Police were called for a shoplifting on Suynday at the Stop and Shop at Villa Avenue.  Over $1,000 in merchandise was taken.   Two officers located the suspects pushing a Stop and Shop shopping cart with the stolen merchandise in it at Maplewood and Howard Avenue.   Police spokesperson Lieutenant Robert Kalamaras said in a statement that  when the officers approached the two men one ran off and the other engaged in a struggle with officers.  One of the officers sustained some scratches on his arm.  Terrel Harley, aged 28 was charged with larceny and interfering according to the statement.

 

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Senator Wants Action On YouTube Influencers

#Washington D.C.  On Friday U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) demanded that the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) take action against YouTube influencers who are deceptively and unfairly advertising to children as young as two years old through their content.

 

YouTube has created a new generation of child-directed online influencers. However, few parents understand that these channels are often little more than advertisements for toymakers, media companies, and fast food, with some influencers earning tens of millions in ad deals and sponsorships. Eager to exploit this new social media gold rush, many advertisers and sponsors have thrown basic ethics and the law out the window, disregarding even the minimal standards adopted to protect children.

 

A study by ad watchdog group, truthinadvertising.org (TINA.org) found that the popular “kidfluencer” YouTube channel Ryan ToysReview, who pulled in an estimated $22 million in earnings for 2018, referenced at least one product recommended for children under the age of five in nearly 90 percent of videos reviewed. While some videos did disclose a sponsorship, an overwhelming majority did not.

 

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Ansonia Police UPDATE On Missing Child

The Ansonia Police Department and our law enforcement partners continue to follow leads and interview potential witnesses in our efforts to identify the person who killed Christine Holloway and locate our missing one-year old child, Vanessa Morales. We would like to thank all the members of the community who have reached out to us and continue to reach out to us with information. No piece of information is too small or insignificant, so please continue to contact the FBI tip line at 203-503-5555.

Saturday night at about around 10:00 p.m. the New Haven Police Department responded to the 1200 block of Ella Grasso Boulevard on a report of a child seat left in a parking lot. Members of the Ansonia Police Department and FBI also responded and determined the car seat had no connection to our investigation. The seat was from a car that had been reported stolen in Hamden several days earlier.

There has been information circulating on social media encouraging people to place a red light outside their home if they were willing to take in our missing child from whomever has her. We believe the symbol of red light outside a home is great way to show community support for Vanessa and her family until she is brought home. However the red light should be a reminder to whoever may have baby Vanessa to bring her to a local hospital, fire department, or police department. We are asking all the people who have shared the red light message to please add to their message that Vanessa should be brought to a local hospital, fire department, or police department.

Anyone with information can contact the FBI at 203-503-5555, or leave a tip through www.tip411.com.

 

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Bridgeport News: Man Shot On Newfield Avenue

Police UPDATE: On December 8, 2019 at 1813 hours, gunshots were reported in the area of 588 Newfield Avenue. A male victim was located in a driveway near this location suffering from multiple gunshot wounds to the torso and extremities. The victim, identified as Ty’quess Moore 18, was transported to Bridgeport Hospital where he was pronounced dead. Detectives processed a crime scene at this location and are working to determine a motive for the shooting. Anyone with information is asked to contact Detective Winkler at 203-581-5224 or call Bridgeport Police at 203-576-TIPS(8477).

 

2019-12-08@ 6:09pm–#Bridgeport CT– Just after 6pm the police shot spotter (Google if you don’t know what it is) activated with 8 rounds fired on Newfield Avenue. When police arrive the located a man shot in a drive across from Beardsley Street. The person responsible for the shooting is still at large. The condition of the victim is not known at this time.

Bridgeport News: Arrest Made After Pursuit

2019-12-08-#Bridgeport CT– Saturday night police were called to a home on  Carleton Avenue for a domestic fight.   The officer  had been there before and was familiar with the suspect. Upon arrival the suspect took off and led the officer on a short pursuit which was called off as his identity was known. Around 1:30am  the suspect returned to the address.  Additional officers were called to block in the car and the arrest was made.
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