Category: Trumbull

Missing Person FOUND!

#Fairfield CT–A citizen who saw the picture on the town alert located the missing man at John Winthrop Elementary School, 85 Eckart St, Bridgeport.  He called the authorities and stayed with the man until first responders arrived.  Fairfield Police Deputy Chief Smith told me the missing man was dehydrated but otherwise in good shape.  The chief wanted to thank all the surrounding towns who assisted in the search.  A bloodhound as well as Eagle One helicopter to search the Lake Mohegan area.  Trumbull Police and Firefighters search the area of the Trumbull Mall where he was seen around noon time.

 

 

UPDATE: The search has been expanded to Trumbull near the Trumbull Mall where he was seen asking for water early this afternoon.

 

Fairfield Emergency Services needs your help in locating 60 year old Larry Dunn. Larry has early stage alzheimers and has been missing since 10:30 today. He was last seen wearing gray shorts, a blue or gray T Shirt, white sneakers, glasses, and possibly a town of Fairfield Baseball Hat. Larry is slighting balding, 5’11” tall and 160 pounds. He usually runs in the Lake Mohegan area. If you have seen Larry or have any information, please contact the Fairfield Police immediately.

 

Trumbull News: Cops & Cones

The Trumbull Police Department and Sunny Daes joined together to present a ‘Cops & Cones’ event on Saturday, August 15 in Trumbull Shopping Center. During this time, members of the Trumbull community were able to meet with their officers to ask questions, chat, and get to know one another all while enjoying sweet treats.

 

Interactions such as these continue to unite and bring the Trumbull community and police closer together. The Trumbull Police Department is grateful to have participated in this wonderful event, and would like to thank all of those who participated.

 

[Photo attached, L to R: Officer Ryan Tantimonico., Officer Kelly Brown, Officer Emily GIsvold, with Sunny Daes patrons]

 

THIEVES CONTINUE TO TARGET TRUMBULL FOR STOLEN CARS, WHERE RESIDENTS PROVIDE THE KEYS

#Trumbull CT– Six (6) cars were stolen from Trumbull driveways in the first two (2) weeks of August, and thefts occurred at more than a dozen locations, where numerous vehicles were entered overnight by thieves once again. None of the victimized cars were locked, and those that were stolen all had the keys provided by the owners who left the keys inside of their vehicles when they were parked.

 

Trumbull Police continue to receive reports of car thefts, and thefts of personal property from cars that are left unlocked, all during the overnight hours throughout the town’s residential areas. Officers repeat the same warnings as they have in recent months and years: lock your cars and take your keys. The same crime spree is affecting towns and cities, not only throughout Fairfield County, but many other areas in Connecticut, as well as neighboring communities in Westchester County, in New York State.

 

This trend of thefts is not new or sudden. However, it has been a growing problem where officers have seen a gradual increase in thefts from driveways. Last month, in the Town of Trumbull, eleven (11) cars were stolen from driveways where residents had left the keys inside each, and forty-seven (47) cars were targeted for thefts, all during the late-night and early morning hours.

 

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