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Stratford-Bridgeport News: Police Pursuit/Manhunt

1:52pm–#Stratford CT–#Bridgeport CT–Stratford Police pursuit ends on 6th Avenue in Bridgeport.  One woman is in custody, two males still at large. They are wanted for shoplifting in Stratford.  They ran towards Connecticut Avenue.  UPDATE–One male now in custody, sounds like the driver is still at large.  2:43pm–UPDATE–All 3 in custody now!  Bet they wish all they had were just shoplifting charges now….

Railroad Parking Permit Renewals Begin

 

June 30, 2014 is the expiration date for all Railroad Parking Permits. Renewal letters have been sent out to all permit holders. For the first time, permit renewal letters have been sent by email to permit holders with a valid email address on file. If an email address is incorrect the permit holder will then receive a permit renewal letter by mail. If you are a current permit holder but have not received a renewal letter by the end of this week, whether by email or by regular mail, you should contact the Railroad Parking Division.

Permits may be renewed in 3 ways. Permit holders can renew their permit online, by mail, or in person at Police Headquarters. Online renewals are also charged a 3.5% conveyance fee. Online renewals and mail-in renewals will have their permits mailed to the address on record for that permit. Instructions for renewal are printed on the renewal letter. Unfortunately, the Railroad Parking Division does not have the capability at this time to accept credit card payments by mail or at Police Headquarters. Credit cards may only be used for payment for online renewals. Loss of or non-delivery of your renewal letter does not necessarily guarantee the ability to renew late and these cases are reviewed on an individual basis. Permits which are not renewed are subject to removal from the permit list.

Fairfield News: Car falls off embankment on I-95

11:18am–#cttraffic–#Fairfield CT– Report of a car which fell off the embankment off of exit 22 Northbound on I-95. They are currently attempting to extricate the person. Bridgeport Fire has been called to the scene to attempt to stabilize a sign that was struck, the people entrapped cannot be rescued until the sign is stabilized.

Man Injured During Attempted Robbery

 

(Bridgeport, CT – May 5, 2014) – A city man faces charges in connection with an attempted robbery and assault Sunday

Officers William Arroyo and Omar Jimenez responded to the area of Fairfield and West avenues at 5:23 p.m. and encountered the victim, David DeJesus, 51, of Bridgeport, who stated that a male later identified as Carlos Delgado, 58, of Bridgeport, approached him and demanded money from his wallet. The victim declined to turn over money and the two got into a physical altercation, during which Dejesus was cut in the face with a knife.

He declined medical treatment. Delgado was charged with first-degree robbery and second-degree assault and held on a $10,000 bond.

Bridgeport News: Shots Fired

12:41am–#Bridgeport CT–Police are investigating shots fired at Summerfield and Grant Street.  There is also a car accident at that intersection.  Reports say the suspect fired at the car accident and fled into back yards.  There is a heavy police presence in the area.  No report of anyone being hit.  1:05am–UPDATE: A gunshot victim has just shown up at Bridgeport Hospital.

Bridgeport News: Police Investigation (Part 2?)

#Bridgeport CT–Police were back on Noble Avenue for an investigation which MAY be connect with the investigation last night.  Last night police major crime squad was on scene at 1803 Noble Avenue for an investigation of a missing person from September 2013.  Tonight the major crime squad was at a rooming house at 941 Noble Avenue (near Putnam Street).  Tenants at the rooming house told me that the warrant was issued to a person who moved out a year ago and the apartment/room was vacant.

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