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6:05pm--#Fairfield CT-- Police are looking for two male shoplifters who assaulted security at the TJ Maxx at 425 Tunxis Hill Cut Off. This news report is made possible by:
4:40pm--#Stratford CT-- Report of a rollover accident at West Broad and California Street. Avoid the area if you can. Everyone has safely made it out of the vehicles. This news report is made possible by:
2:02pm--#Bridgeport CT-- Firefighters were called for a gasoline leak at one of the dispensers at the Sunoco Station at Park Avenue and State Street.
2:37pm--#Fairfield CT-- Police caught a man, let's say red-handed" defecating behind a home in the 1200 block of Fairfield Beach Road. Add your own puns below: This news report is made possible by:
5:20pm--#Fairfield CT-- A shed fire on Denise Terrace with reported within close proximity to the home. Police are shutting down Stillson Road. This news report is made possible by:
4:18pm--#Bridgeport CT-- Police arrest one man who broke into the transfer station on Asylum Avenue. This news report is made possible by:
2:37pm--#Bridgeport CT-- Police are looking for a blue Kia Sportage wanted in an assault with a knife on Carrie Street. The suspects fled on Carrie to Hollister Street. This news report is made possible by:
HARTFORD, CT) – Governor Dannel P. Malloy today announced that the State of Connecticut is receiving over $20 million in federal funding to enhance the state’s efforts in fighting the opioid epidemic. “Far too many Connecticut families continue to be affected by the opioid crisis. Far too many lives have been cut short. Far too many communities torn apart,” Governor Malloy said. “It is a public health emergency that knows no socioeconomic or geographical bounds. My administration has made combatting the opioid epidemic a top priority, focusing on the root causes behind this scourge of addiction. The good news is that this year, for the first time in years, we are projected to see a decrease in accidental overdose deaths. Even…
#Westport CT--On September 20, 2018, Westport Officers Scott Aliberti and Tyler Stevens graduated from the 361 st session of the Police Officer Standards and Training Council (POSTC) Police Academy. The graduation ceremony celebrating the completion of the 24 week program was held at Central Connecticut State University. Officers Aliberti and Stevens, along with their 45 classmates, resided at the POSTC Academy in Meriden since April. For 24 weeks, they learned the laws of Connecticut, became certified Emergency Medical Responders and gained skills needed to be a law enforcement officer. Officers Aliberti and Stevens now return to the Westport Police Department to begin their field training program.
