Fairfield Police Won’t Participate In Immigration Laws

The Fairfield Police Department would like to address recent inquiries regarding the New York Times Report on Immigration and Customs Enforcement activities. The Fairfield Police Department takes the civil rights of its community members very serious. We seek to find a balance between ensuring people’s Constitutional rights, while still maintaining the safety and security of our community.   The Fairfield Police Department holds that we will not be participating in any efforts or activities as they relate to the enforcement of immigration within our jurisdiction. In 2013, our state legislature passed the “Connecticut Trust Act”. This law is intended to limit local law enforcement’s authority to arrest or detain an individual who was the subject of a federal “civil immigration…

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Bridgeport News: Man Shot

2019-07-14 @ 11:51pm--#Bridgeport CT-- Police received a call for a shot-spotter activation in the 200 block of Hallett Street.  Police discovered a car with bullet holes and blood in it.  A short time later a gunshot victim arrived at Bridgeport Hospital.  Initial report say the victim is alert and conscious.    

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Bridgeport News: Stranger Danger

POLICE UPDATE: On July 14, 2019 at approximately 2312hrs, a young woman walking on Alfred street was flagged down by male individual who attempted to get her to agree to enter the vehicle he was operating. The young woman declined. Shortly after, she shared the information with her mother who called police. Police located the suspect who was later identified as Juan Quechol-Mecatl shortly after. The vehicle he operated had misused plates. He was then place under arrest and transported to booking. Juan Quechol-Mecatl’s charges are below. The young woman was not injured during this incident.   2019-07-14 @ 10:01pm--#Bridgeport CT-- A man tried to lure a thirteen year old girl into a car at Alfred and Fairfield Avenue.  A fight broke out between…

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Bridgeport New: Fire Strikes Apartment Building

2019-07-14 @ 2:29pm--#Bridgeport CT-- There was a fire on the third floor of a large apartment complex at 50 Monroe Street.  Firefighter's quick response kept the fire contained to the one apartment.  Deputy Fire Chief Ronald Rolfe said that the people in that apartment probably won't be able to return to their apartment and that they are still assessing if everyone else can return to the other apartments.  Animal Control was called for two rescued cats.  There were no reported injuries.  

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