2019-04-17 @ 9:28pm–#Trumbull CT– First responders on the way to Target at the Westfield Trumbull for a two-month-old girl who fell from the shopping cart and is not conscious but is breathing according to radio reports.
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Noticias de Trumbull: Un bebés se cayó del carrito de compras
2019-04-17 @ 9:28pm-#Trumbull CT-Los primeros auxilios están en el camino a Target en el Westfield Trumbull porque una niña de dos meses se cayó del carrito de compra y no esta consciente, pero está respirando de acuerdo con los informes de radio.
2019-04-13 @ 5:25pm–#Trumbull CT– #cttraffic– An off duty Bridgeport Police Officer is out with a motorist who ran off the roadway of Route 8 near exit 8.
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Noticias de Trumbull: Accidente
2019-04-13 @ 5:25pm – #Trumbull CT – #cttraffic – Un oficial de policía de Bridgeport fuera de servicio está con un automovilista que salio de la carretera de la ruta 8 cerca de la salida 8.
2019-04-05 @ 8:48pm–#Trumbull CT— A five-year-old child fell out of a shopping cart at Marshalls at 4487 Main Stree and is bleeding from the head according to radio reports.
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Noticias de Trumbull: Niño se cae del carrito de compras
2019-04-05 @ 8:48pm – #Trumbull CT — Un niño de cinco años se cayó de un carrito de compras en Marshalls en la 4487 calle Main y está sangrando de la cabeza según los informes de radio.
#Trumbull CT–Trumbull Police continue to investigate several thefts from vehicles that occurred over the weekend while the cars were parked overnight in residential driveways and other instances where cars were stolen from those same areas. On Saturday morning, March 16th, more than a dozen Trumbull residents of the Long Hill area found that their vehicles had been gone through and items stolen during the overnight hours. Most of these vehicles were left unlocked, and a few had the keys left inside. Two vehicles were stolen during this time, but were later recovered in Fairfield. One vehicle was found abandoned, while the other was occupied by three Juveniles and one adult, who were then arrested and charged with the vehicle theft. This recent crime spree has been a recurring pattern that is affecting the entire area. Police believe the suspects, usually teenagers in a stolen vehicle, travel in small groups into secluded neighborhoods during the late night and early morning hours. They stop and exit the vehicle, and prowl around a neighborhood checking for unlocked vehicles, searching for items to steal. When they come across a vehicle with a key left inside, they will often abandon the vehicle they came in and take the newly found one. The Trumbull Police continue to remind all residents to always lock their vehicles and never leave keys or valuables inside. Please report any suspicious activity as soon as possible to the Trumbull Police Department directly at 203-261-3665, or 911.
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#Trumbull CT- La policía de Trumbull continúan investigando varios robos de vehículos que ocurrieron durante el fin de semana mientras los carros estaban estacionados durante la noche en las entradas residenciales y en las mismas áreas. El sábado por la mañana, 16 de marzo, más de una docena de los residentes de Trumbull en la zona de Long Hill encontraron que sus vehículos habían sido abiertos a fuerza y artículos robados durante las horas de la noche. La mayoría de estos vehículos se dejaron sin seguro, y unos tenían las llaves en el interior. Dos vehículos fueron robados durante este tiempo, pero más tarde fueron recuperados en Fairfield. Un vehículo fue encontrado abandonado, mientras que el otro fue ocupado por tres jóvenes y un adulto, que luego fueron arrestados y acusados de robo del vehículo. Estos crímenes ha sido un patrón recurrente que está afectando a toda la zona. La policía cree que los sospechosos, generalmente adolescentes en un vehículo robado, viajan en pequeños grupos a vecindarios aislados durante la noche y las primeras horas de la mañana. Se detienen y salen del vehículo, y merodean alrededor de un barrio comprobando si hay vehículos desbloqueados, buscando artículos para robar. Cuando se cruzan con un vehículo con una llave izquierda en el interior, a menudo abandonan el vehículo en el que entraron y toman el recién encontrado. El Trumbull la policía continúa para recordar a todos los residentes para siempre cerradura sus vehículos y nunca dejar llaves o objetos de valor en el interior. Por favor reporte cualquier actividad sospechosa tan pronto como sea posible al Departamento de policía de Trumbull directamente en 203-261-3665, o 911.
11:18pm–#Trumbull CT– Firefighters battling a garage fire on Glenwood Drive.
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11:18pm – #Trumbull CT – Bomberos luchando contra un incendio en el garaje de Glenwood Drive.
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3:33pm–#Trumbull CT– The Target at the Trumbull Mall at 5065 Main Street is closed due to a fire in the “disposal” room.
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3:33pm – #Trumbull CT – La tienda Target en el centro comercial Trumbull Mall en 5065 calle Main, está cerrado por a un incendio en curto de “eliminación”.
HARTFORD, CT – Senator Marilyn Moore (D-Bridgeport) today released the following statement after being named Senate Chair of the Human Services Committee, Senate Chair of the Bonding Subcommittee, and Vice-chair of the Committee on Children for the 2019-2020 legislative session:
“I am excited to get back to work on the Human Service and Children committees where my main focus will be moving forward on legislation to provide a Medicaid reimbursement for low-income families and strengthening our 2Gen model which is designed to help disadvantaged, low-income families sustain themselves by ensuring that both children and parents receive the services they need to succeed. I will also continue to support earned family medical leave, raising the minimum wage and pay equity for women.
“Being named Senate Chair of the critically important Bonding Subcommittee once again is a great honor. I was first named to this role in April 2018 and have since been able to secure grants and loans for projects in my district and across the state to boost economic development and for construction of buildings, schools, housing facilities, community care facilities, and state parks. This session I’ll be looking at various bond funding proposals in Bridgeport, Trumbull, and Monroe, including infrastructure improvements at Stone Ridge Complex and programs that address youth violence.”
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10:34pm–#Bridgeport CT– #Trumbull CT– How about some likes for Bridgeport Police Officer Mirtsopoulos (located right in the picture) in locating a missing senior citizen? A Trumbull man walked away from one of the local hospitals since early this evening. The man was last seen around 8pm at Gamestop and Super Stop and Shop on upper Main Street wandering around. Officer Reilly (left in the picture) was canvassing the north end as well as the Trumbull Mall. The family provided Reilly with a recent picture of the missing man. Around 10:30pm Officer Mirtsopoulos located the man on North Avenue near Clinton Avenue. The man’s family was on scene and relieved he was found.
The temperature on my car’s thermometer said it was 34 degrees. The man was transported back to the hospital to be evaluated. Officer Mirtsopoulos was very humble and it took a lot of insistence on my part to get his name, he said he was just lucky he found the man and insisted it was a team effort to locate the man. Way to go officers!
