1:14pm--#Bridgeport CT-- Police on the way to the dog track on Kossuth Street. The fight is between humans and it sounds like a big one. Officer needs assistance. Now you know why all the cop cars went flying! This news report is made possible by:
12:35pm--#Bridgeport CT--A woman was hit by a car crossing Fairfield Avenue between King Street and Circular Avenue. Police are looking for a dark-colored Mercedes which fled the scene. The woman was alert and talking with EMS.
11:20pm--#Bridgeport CT-- A "man" in the 2100 block of Seaview Avenue is beating his pregnant girlfriend according to radio reports. When a neighbor tried to break it up the "man" threatened him as well. This news report is made possible by:
6:28pm--#Bridgeport CT-- Today's vehicle fire was in the 400 block of Woodrow Avenue. Radio reports say the car was fully engulfed. This news report is made possible by:
5:29pm--#Bridgeport CT-- A car and motorcycle collided at the intersection of Garfield at Madison Avenue. The motorcyclist was injured with facial lacerations according to witnesses and is expected to be okay.
How about some likes for the Bridgeport Firefighters who collected over $9,000 for sickle cell disease. Fire Chief Thode presented a check for $9,636 raised during the BFD boot drives on September 15th and 22nd to Sickle Cell Disease Association of Southern Connecticut to support sickle cell disease awareness and research.
2:27pm--#Bridgeport CT-- A three-year-old child was found wandering the streets at Indian Place at Indian Avenue. This news report is made possible by:
Jahmari Cooper, 18, of Bridgeport has been arrested in Florida for the 2017 murder of Jeri Kollock. Police say Cooper fatally shot Kollock, 18, in the Green Homes Apartment C and the victim was allegedly forced to strip naked before he was killed. Cooper to be charged with Murder, Felony Murde, and Robbery 1st Degree.
The Westport Police Department is proud to be a member of the Pink Patch Project for 2018. Our newly designed patches are part of an innovative campaign that is comprised of over 2,675 other public safety agencies nationwide, designed to bring attention to the fight against breast cancer and to support breast cancer research organizations in combating this devastating disease. For the month of October, officers will be wearing uniform shirts with our pink patch to help spread awareness. Wearing pink patches on our uniform is intended to stimulate conversations with the community during our daily contacts with them and to encourage discussion with the public. From October 1st-31st, we will be selling the patches to the public…