9:03pm #Bridgeport CT--Be careful if you are in the Hollow section of town. A man was robbed by three teens while at Frank and Catherine Street, said a gun and possibly a Tack 10 machine gun was displayed around 8:20pm. Just now an attempted robbery by about 8 kids on bikes in front of the North Avenue Jail, one displayed a gun.
7:24pm--#Bridgeport CT--A man was shot in the face with a BB gun in the 100 block of Center Street.
6:06pm--#Bridgeport CT--Firefighters on the way to 1174 East Main Street behind the Salvation Army where there was a fire in the rear now reported to be out.
5:04pm--#Bridgeport CT--Report of smoke coming from the 7th floor at Building 5 at Greene Homes on Washington Ave. Betcha its the trash chute again!
4:48pm--#Bridgeport CT--A business int he 1500 block of Stratford Avenue reporting to police a break in and copper was copped-- unknown if a by a clepto.....
4:44pm--#Stratford CT--A company hired to clean an apartment out at 58 Roosevelt Avenue has found a gun in the unit. Police called to take the gun and investigate.
3:47pm--#Stratford CT--Firefighters on the way to 5 Sanford Place. A police officer on scene is reporting heavy smoke from the building.
#Bridgeport CT--Families that lost everything from the devastating fire that took out three multi-family homes on Putnam Street in September received help from two local companies . John Cotter from Nutmeg Adjusters was on scene with SERVPRO the morning of the fire and said they had to do something to help these families. So he contacted the president of SERVPRO of Stamford/Bridgeport Joseph Pelli and said we need to do something. Joseph Pelli told us that had they had a lot of unclaimed household goods because the insurance companies paid out for the loss. "Since we have taken the furniture, clean and disinfected and recycled it back to the community" said Pelli. SERVPRO had the families mark what they…
#Bridgeport, CT – Oct. 15, 2013-– Police responding to a noise complaint arrested a man with a gun Saturday. Officers Mathew Szymczak and Michael Davila arrived at the location at Orchard and Pearl streets and encountered five people sitting on the steps. As police approached, one of the males stood up and faced the house. When he did, a gun fell onto the concrete steps. The suspect, later identified as William Kelly Jr. 26, of Kingsbury Road, then attempted to get into the house and, unsuccessful, fled on foot. Szymczak gave chase and Davila detained the other four individuals and seized the gun. Szymczak radioed the suspect’s location as other officers converged. After Kelly scaled a high fence, Szymczak heard…
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