2020-09-19@12:00am–#Bridgeport CT–#ctfire– Firefighters quick response kept a fire at 385 Williams Street contained to the front stairwell on the first floor and did not allow the fire to extend to the rest of the multi-family home. There were no reported injuries. The fire marshal was called to the scene to investigate the cause.
2020-09-17@7:44pm–#Bridgeport CT– #cttraffic– Tonight’s second vehicle fire is once again in Bridgeport on I-95 near exit 29 southbound. Sorry, no images on the traffic cam.
2020-09-17@2:00pm#Bridgeport CT– Today’s vehicle fire was hosted by Bridgeport under Route 8 near North Washington Avenue. Fortunately, no one was in the car.
#Bridgeport CT–Anyone left who remembers the Three Door Inn in Bridgeport? This was a 1951 newspaper advertisement. What were your memories? Who was the owner? When did they go out of business? Enquiring minds want to know!
2020-09-17#Bridgeport CT–This morning a 30′ sail boat was on its side against the rocks near the foot of Howard Avenue. Bridgeport Fireboat and Zodiac 7 (rubber inflatable boat) deployed. The crew of Zodiac 7 removed one occupant and three dogs. Shuttled them back to land with no injuries reported.
2020-09-16@6:38pm–#Bridgeport CT–Firefighters on the way to the Madison Avenue Library at 3455 Madison Avenue for a woman locked in a bathroom. The library closed a half-hour ago.
2020-09-16@1:10am–#Bridgeport CT–State police are investigating a shooting involving a Bridgeport Police Officer. This afternoon during a press conference, Police Chief Rebecca Garcia said that at 1:10am police were called to a stabbing at 351 Clinton Avenue. The chief said the suspect was “making stabbing motions toward the victim,” Garcia said. Police attempted to de-escalate the incident without success. Police officers Elioz Henry and Sean Curran used a taser in an attempt to stop the suspect 27-year-old Juan Villa. Officer Henry fired his service weapon striking the suspect on the right side. Garcia said the victim thanked the officer for saving his life. Bridgeport Captian Brian Fitzgerald who is in charge of the Bridgeport Police Detective bureau said his department is assisting state police with downloading police bodycam footage and a liaison with personnel records. It is protocol that the officers involved in a shotting go on paid administrative leave and that the State Police investigate the incident. State Police Trooper Josue Dorelus said body camera footage of the incident will be released “as soon as practically possible” and that the State’s Stamford Attorney General is overseeing the investigation.
2020-09-16@1:34am– #Bridgeport CT– There was a police-involved shooting in the 300 block Clinton Avenue overnight where two people were shot according to my sources. Police have not confirmed this at this time. State Police have taken over the investigation.