A Pop Warner football game between Hamden and Stratford (12- and 13-year-old players) Saturday night at the Old Dam Road field in Fairfield triggered a fight during a post-victory photo-op by Hamden. Read Full Article…..
Author: Stephen Krauchick
Disgruntled Employee Foot Chase- Stunned on I-95 Fairfield
“A man believed to be a disgruntled employee of Whole Foods Market, who started trashing merchandise in the store Wednesday, was chased on foot by police onto Interstate 95 during heavy rush-hour traffic before being subdued by police using a stun gun.” Read full story….
Happenings NOW 11-15 thru 11-18 2011
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6:31pm–#Fairfield–Sacred Heart University–Security trying to apprehend a black male and a black female as they were showing nude pictures to students and trying sell things and get credit card info from the students. The male is fleeing on Park Ave. on foot, police on the way.
5:40pm–#Bridgeport–Fire department on scene of Third Street and Connecticut Ave. with an outdoor odor of gas verified.
12:19pm–#Bridgeport #ctfire–Fire department on the way to 158 Frank Street for carbon monoxide poisoning. . Everyone is out of the house several residents already at the hospital being treated for CO poisoning.
Pepper Spray Released Inside Derby High School
A student released pepper spray inside a classroom at Derby High School at about 12:30 p.m. Tuesday, firefighters said. Read full story….
Half of 4th- and 8th-graders fail national test in reading and math
Results of the Nation’s Report Card released Tuesday show fewer than half of 4th- and 8th-grade students are proficient in math and reading–far short of the federal No Child Left Behind goal of 100 percent proficiency in three years. Read full story….
Crime squad to investigate death
The State Police Major Crime Squad will investigate the Nov. 13 death of a local man after police used their electronic control device in an attempt to get him into custody. Read full story…..
Rollover Crash At The Circle in Fairfield

Motorcyclist Hit By Fallen Tree
Sword Stolen From Lincoln’s Tomb
Bridgeport Fire Leaves Many Families Homeless
A fast moving fire and a breezy night caused two three story apartments to go up in flames shortly after 5pm Friday night. The fire appeared to have started in a first floor bedroom at the 350/252 Hanover Street building and burning embers started the 354/356 building. A narrow alley way approximately eight feet separates the two buildings. All tennants quickly and safely evacuated the buildings. Assistant Fire Chief Christopher Martin estimates there can be eight to twelve families burned out of their homes between the two buildings. The Red Cross is helping find shelter for them. One firefighter stepped on a nail and was taken to the hospital; there were no other injuries. The Fire Marshall was called to the scene and the investigation is underway.