Report of a fire outside Cablevision

11:21pm–#Norwalk CT–Report of a fire outside Cablevision at 23 Cross Street along the train tracks.  Report of trees and possibly the building on fire.  Firefighters on the way.  Of course first on DoingItLocal.com.  Maybe tomorrow on News12.  UPDATE–Fire at News12/Cablevision sounds to be a brush fire outside the building near the tracks.  Firefighters on scene working near a fence line

Police Make Arrest in Bomb Threats

(Bridgeport, CT — May 4, 2013) — A student from Bassick High School has been charged with writing bomb threats on walls inside the school on three occasions.  The latest incident happened Friday.
The School Resource Officers section of the police department secured a warrant for the juvenile Friday evening, several hours after the third bomb scare. The SROs, in part, used footage to video security cameras to link the youth to the threats.

He was charged with three counts of first-degree threatening, breach of peace, risk of injury to minors and criminal mischief.  “These incidents are hugely disruptive. They took a thousand students out of the classroom and diverted significant police resources,” said Police Chief Joseph L. Gaudett. Jr. “We don’t view it as a prank. It is a serious crime and I trust the courts will treat it as such.”

Businesses leaving Connecticut

Accudyne Industries – a Connecticut company that produces a variety of pumps and compressor equipment used by the energy business and other industries – is moving its corporate offices to Dallas’ Uptown district.  DallasNews.com has the full story here….

 

South Carolina  is one of six locations being considered as the new site for Bristol, Conn.-based, gun manufacturer PTR Industries.  If it locates here, said Josh Fiorini, co-owner and CEO, the company expects it would hire about 100 employees over two to three years. He said the company expects to have a firm decision by the end of this month and to begin the move this summer. The average wage, when factoring in managers’ salaries, would be $20 to $21 an hour with beginning shop jobs starting at $14 to $16 per hour and an average of $17.25 an hour.    Myrtle Beach Online has the story here….

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