1:00pm--#Bridgeport CT--Police and detectives are investigating a bomb threat at Dunbar School. This is the second incident this week of a bomb threat in the Bridgeport Schools system. I debated posting this to avoid copycats but as a parent myself I would want to know any incident at my child's school.
12:24pm--#Fairfield CT--A wing at the Carolton Chronic Convalescent on Mill Plain Road is being evacuated. An fire alarm was activated due to an exterminator who spraying chemicals for bug control. Firefighters on the way.
#Bridgeport CT--A mail carrier called police on the Logan Street/Hollister Ave area that a man was following her and going to porches and mailboxes where she just delivered to. Police investigated but I did not hear what the outcome was. Please be aware of this if you are expecting a credit card, tax refund or other important mail today.
11:46pm--#Norwalk CT--#cttraffic---A two car accident I-95 southbound with injuries reported. Traffic is light and it does not appear to be slowing traffic at this time. First responders on the way.
2:10pm--#Weston CT--Motorcyclist down on Valley Forge Road, possible broken collarbone.
10:39pm---#Bridgeport CT--Residents from neighboring areas were calling police for loud fireworks. Fairfield Police called Bridgeport Police to confirm it was was coming from the Bluefish Stadium. Tim the Toolman Allen was not available for comment........
2:00pm--#Norwalk CT--Firefighters on the way to Gregory Boulevard near 1st Street where the gas tank of a vehicle fell of spilling gasoline on the roadway.
1:47pm--#Bridgeport CT-- A person called an ambulance called for a prescription refill. When EMS arrived they informed her that they can't take her to the pharmacy but they could take back to the hospital. She then told EMS in huff to get off her property. This was all over bronchitis medication.
10:56pm--#Westport CT--Police officer on patrol reporting water over the roadway at Long Lots Road near Bayberry Lane. Possible water main break, officer is investigating.
Since the beginning of the school year, the Police Department worked with the Board of Education to complete a comprehensive review of security at every school in the city, both public and private. “It was a huge undertaking, but this effort has made our schools among the most secure in the state,” said Mayor Bill Finch. “I can’t say enough about the collaboration and effort that went into pulling all these pieces together. The tragedy in Newtown reinforced for us that we were doing was essential. To learn, kids need to feel safe.” The work started after the Police Department took over control of school police, which previously came under the control of the Board of Education. The city created…
