1:50am–#Bridgeport CT–A 14 year old girls is upset and throwing a tantrum that police were called to on Kossuth Street. She was upset her parents would not let her go to a friend’s house at 1:50am……….Glad she was in good hands!
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1:50am–#Bridgeport CT–Una nina de 14 anos esta enojada porque sus padres dile que no puede ir la casa de su a las 1:50 de la manana. Sus padres llamar la polica. gracias a Dios ella esta en bueno manos.
10:24pm–#Bridgeport CT– Police quick work nab a mugger at Main and Golden Hill after a street robbery on Main Street. How about a like for the PD?
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10:24p.m– Bridgeport– La poicia trabajar rapido por arrestar un ladon por las calles de Main St. y Golden Hill Ave., despues el robar alguien por la calle de Main St. Una gusta por la policia!!!
10:00pm–#Bridgeport CT– Police received a call of two females fighting in the parking lot at the Mobil Gas Station on Nobel Avenue. Radio reports say the mother attempted to run her children over in the parking lot. She may be drinking according to witnesses. Police are investigating.
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10:00pm–#Bridgeport CT– La policia recriber una llamada de dos mujeres hacer peleas afuera la gasolina de Mobil Gas Station por la calle de Nobel Avenue. Reportas dijo que la una mujer quieres pegar sus hijos con su carro. gente dice tal vez ella esta tomando. la policia investigar.
#Bridgeport, Conn. (September 23, 2015) – Yesterday afternoon the Bridgeport Police Department arrested a Bridgeport man for
On September 22, 2015 at 12:00 p.m. police officers observed a grey Subaru station wagon on Fairfield Ave. with a broken brake light. Police officers ran the license plate and found that the plate was registered to a Honda Civic, not the Subaru. Police officers pulled the Subaru over on Laurel Ave. near the intersection with Norman St.
The driver, Josue Chavarria (08/26/90), was unable to provide valid registration or insurance papers for the vehicle. Police officers had Chavarria step out of the vehicle and detained him in the back of the police vehicle. Police officers searched the vehicle and discovered a black and green Adidas backpack on the floor of the right front passenger seat. The backpack contained a number of items including a loaded black pistol and a balled up napkin with additional rounds. Chavarria was charged criminal possession of a firearm, carrying a pistol without permit, and weapons in a motor vehicle. Bond was set at $150,000 for a court date of 09/23/15. Chavarria was also charged with defective brake lights, misuse of plates, operating an unregistered motor vehicle, and no insurance. Bond was set at $1,500 for a court date of 10/06/15.
8:33pm–#Bridgeport CT– Report of a transformer on fire and possible wire on fire a the intersection of East Main and Arctic Street. Reported power outage as well.
Hope you have battery back up!
12:57am–#Bridgeport CT– Police attempted to stop a car near Brooks Street when the car engaged police in a pursuit. The pursuit came to an end when the passenger car lost under the Route 8/25 underpass on North Washington Avenue near Thompson Street. There were no reported injuries.
#Bridgeport, Conn. (Press Release) – Today, the Bridgeport Police Department announced the opening of applications to the Citizens Police Academy, which is designed to give citizens an up-close understanding of the police department and its efforts to prevent and solve crime and protect citizens..
The goal of the Citizens Police Academy is to foster a better relationship between the community and the Bridgeport Police Department.
Graduates will gain a better understanding of the Bridgeport Police Department operation, develop an awareness for the challenges officers face, and insight into the decisions officers make on a daily basis.
The program lasts ten weeks, starting in October, and will meet every Tuesday night from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
The program will be held at the Bridgeport Police Training Academy, located at 405 Newfield Ave.
“The Citizens Police Academy is a fantastic opportunity for the people of Bridgeport to interact with and learn about the police department,” said Bridgeport Police Chief Joe Gaudett.
“I encourage those involved in our communities, our many Neighborhood Block Watch Programs, and any other interested citizens to apply to the program. The Citizens Academy will also give police officers another link to the neighborhoods they serve and further strengthen our community policing efforts.”
Included in the program are the following courses:
During the program, students will spend time in the 911 center and conduct ride alongs with officers.
Requirements for admission into the academy include:
Applications for the program can be picked up from Bridgeport’s Community Services, which is located at 1395 Sylvan Ave., or Bridgeport Police Department Headquarters at 300 Congress St.
A maximum of 30 students will be selected for the program.
9:07pm–#Bridgeport CT– Police were called to Grandfield Avenue where a tenant on the third floor had a bullet come through their apartment and lodge into a wall from the neighbor in the next apartment. There were no injuries.
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6:43pm–#Bridgeport CT–Report of an odor of gas indoors at 216 William Street. Here come a bunch of firetrucks!
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