UPDATE: State Police along with Department of Motor Vehicles confirm the van left prior to state police's arrival. 11:27am--#Bridgeport CT-- State Police dispatched to the Department of Motor Vehicles (state property) at 95 Sylvan Avenue for 3 children left in a van alone (it is 22 degrees out). This report is made possible by:
10:13pm--#Bridgeport CT-- The Yum Yum delivery driver was just robbed and his 2007 silver Honda Odyssey was taken at gunpoint on a delivery in the 400 block of Nichols Street. This is a block away from Bass Pro Shops and have been frequent robberies of delivery drivers in the last couple of weeks. This report is made possible by:
9:09pm--#Bridgeport CT-- A woman leaving Heavenly Ministries at 88 Madison Avenue reports that a person know to her pulled a knife on her and pulled her hair out. This report is made possible by:
9:27pm--#Bridgeport CT-- A pizza delivery driver was able to avoid an armed robbery on Williston Avenue. A couple of young teens pulled out firearms but the driver was able to speed off. This report is made possible by:
1:34pm--#cttraffic--#Bridgeport Ct-- A pursuit has come to an end on I-95 East Main Street exit ramp. Unknown what they were wanted for at this time.
9:34pm--#Bridgeport CT-- Police received a call for shots fired at Greene Homes on the Highland Avenue side. At 9:53pm police receive a call that a person walked into the emergency room shot in the thigh. This report is made possible by:
#Bridgeport CT--When the franchisee of former Dunkin’ Donuts manager Vanessa Padilla learned that she and her three children were homeless, without any possessions including the family car, and had lost every single Christmas gift in a fire that decimated her Bridgeport condo on New Year’s Eve, they sprung to action. D’Andrea Group Dunkin’ Donuts franchisees Francesco and Frank D'Andrea of Guilford and Nicole Ball of Branford, decided to make Christmas come again with a surprise visit from Santa for Padilla and her sons, Tony Dejesus, 6, Kevin Moales, 12 and Khary Glover, 16. In addition to replacing electronics and toys for the boys, which included two gaming systems and a MacBook Pro, Santa also returned the 6-year-old’s Elf on a…
2:33pm-- It is just food burning on the stove no fire at Embassy Towers on East Washington Avenue, but now you know whatt all the commotion is all about. Time for plan B:
UPDATE: Bridgeport Spokesperson Av Harris confirmed that a three year old girl who was found under her crib/bed on the second floor was found dead. Fire officials say Sincere Pettway, 3, died in the fire and her mother, Shaneese Pettway, 26, waere hospitalized, along with three other children -- Alaia Brandon, 1, Egypt Medina, 2, and Terrell Belle, 7, -- and Brandon's mother, Chakierah Booker, 20, to be treated for burns and smoke inhalation. Chief Rooney says that the smoke detectors were disconnected in the condo and the fire did start in the kitchen and spread to the second floor where everyone slept. 3:24am--#Bridgeport CT--Firefighters were called to the condos at 715 Frenchtown Road for a structure fire. When they arrived…
9:09pm--#Bridgeport CT-- Police receive two calls for shots fired at the intersection of Capitol and Parrot Avenue. A person is reported to be shot in the ankle at 233 Parrot Avenue on the 2nd floor. This report is made possible by:
