Trumbull News; Crash With Extrication
8;16pm--Trumbull CT--Report of a crash with entrapment in the 600 block of Old Town Road. This news report is made possible by:
Trumbull News: Man Shot
UPDATE: Police say an 18-year-old forced his way into a home and the 72-year-old homeowner shot him in the stomach. The teen was seen running in the street attempting to stop passing cars. The teen has mental disabilities and sometimes act out violently. He is listed in stable condition. No charges were filed on the homeowner. 6:09pm--#Trumbull CT-- Report of a person shot in the 400 block of Shelton Road. There have been no further updates. This news report is made possible by:
Trumbull News: Motorcycle Accident
5:22pm--#Trumbull CT-- Report of a crash between a motorcycle and car at Meadow Road and Main Street. Radio reports say the car is pinned under the car but that the motorcyclist is up walking around without serious injury. This news report is made possible by:
Trumbull News: Suspect Become Violent At Mall Incidents
#Trumbull CT--On Thursday, July 26, 2018, reports of a purse snatching and an altercation taking place in the mall parking lot brought police to that scene. Police learned that two females stole items from a woman’s purse and became violent when bystanders tried to stop them, injuring one man as they entered a car and sped off. In a second incident that occurred on Monday July 30, 2018, Police located and arrested a Bridgeport man after he assaulted a Lord & Taylor security employee during an attempted shoplifting and fled from the Trumbull Mall on foot. During the first incident, a woman who was seated at Panera Bread, reportedly felt someone move her purse, which was hung over her chair…
Senator Name Children’s Champion
#BRIDGEPORT—Senator Marilyn Moore (D-Bridgeport) was recognized as one of twelve 2018 “Children’s Champions” by The Connecticut Early Childhood Alliance during a ceremony at the YMCA in Bridgeport today. The Alliance recognizes legislators for their leadership on issues that impact the well-being of Connecticut’s young children in the areas of healthy development, early care and education, nutrition, and safety. “As legislators, it’s important that we continue to work with child advocates like the CT Early Childhood Alliance to ensure that all of Connecticut’s children are receiving the resources they need to be adequately taken care of, educated, and healthy as they enter adolescence. Investing in our children is investing in a better future,” Sen. Moore said. “I am honored to be…
Merritt Parkway Rollover
1:38am--#Trumbull CT--#cttraffic- Report of a rollover accident on the Merritt Parkway northbound between exits 51 and 52. First responders on the way. This news report is made possible by:
Merritt Crash
8:37pm--#cttraffic--#Trumbull CT-- A two-car crash with possible ejection and car fire near exit 48. Expect the highway to be shut-down. Take an alternative if possible. This news report is made possible by:
Trumbull News: Man With Pipe On Route 25
1:07pm--#Trumbull CT--#cttraffic--If traveling on Route 25 southbound near exit 9 watch out for the man running on the side of the highway with a pipe in his hand. This news report is made possible by:
Trumbull News: Woman Zapped By Bug Zapper
12:12am--#Trumbull CT-- EMS dispatched to Ceil Road for a woman "electrocuted" by a bug zapper. This news report is made possible by:
Trumbull Integrity Awards
On Friday, State Senator Marilyn Moore presented The Trumbull Integrity Awards. They are presented to persons of integrity personifies a state of incorruptibility, soundness, and completeness. Throughout the town of Trumbull, this is a quality that resonates in its residents. Sen. Moore’s Trumbull Integrity Award identifies and honors individuals whose integrity stands out in their community. This year, the award will be presented to: Madison Silva –A Trumbull High School junior who volunteers with students with intellectual and developmental disabilities at her school’s Best Buddies program. Heather LeMoult- Office Assistant at the Trumbull Housing Authority for approximately five years. Heather not only excels at her job, she goes above and beyond to help our low-income elderly and young disabled residents. John Vazzano- Trumbull resident, philanthropist,…