Bridgeport News: Woman Stabs Man
4:34pm--#Bridgeport CT-- A man was stabbed on Olive Street near the intersection of Park Avenue. Police are looking for a Hispanic woman with curly hair wearing a red top who fled on foot.
4:34pm--#Bridgeport CT-- A man was stabbed on Olive Street near the intersection of Park Avenue. Police are looking for a Hispanic woman with curly hair wearing a red top who fled on foot.
#Norwalk CT--Norwalk Detectives are seeking the public's assistance with identifying the pictured male. The male was involved in a theft at the Marshalls on Westport Avenue. During the commission of this crime, he was confronted by loss prevention. The male then pulled out a pair of scissors and threatened the employee. The male fled the store and ran eastbound on Westport Avenue, possibly entering a white van. Anyone with any information is asked to contact Detective Cisero at 203-854-3034. Anonymous tips can be left at any of the following contacts: Norwalk Police Tip Line: 203-854-3111 Anonymous Internet tips can be sent to Norwalk Police website at: www.norwalkpd.com Anonymous text tips can be submitted by typing "NPD" into the text field,…
Westport, CT – The Parks and Recreation Department and Commission, the First Selectman, the Human Services Department and Commission, and the Commission on People with Disabilities introduced the Mobi-Mat at Compo Beach today. The Mobi-Mat is an eco-friendly, high quality, outdoor access surface which brings tactical agility to unstable grounds for aging people with walkers or canes, wheelchair-bound people, and parents with strollers. First Selectman Jim Marpe said, “We are thrilled that we can offer people with disabilities and young families with strollers full access to our beach.” Director of Parks and Recreation Jennifer Fava added, “Our goal is for everyone, no matter how agile or able, to enjoy all aspects of Compo Beach. This mat creates an opportunity for…
Westport CT-- The Westport Police Department successfully brought awareness to area residents during its annual Click It or Ticket high-visibility seat belt enforcement campaign, held May 21st-June 3rd, writing a total of 37 citations for seat belt violations in the process. The campaign, which coincided with one of the busiest holiday weekends of the year, was twofold: combine increased enforcement, and a zero-tolerance policy with effective communication to road users on the importance of seat belt use. “This year’s Click It or Ticket campaign was a real success,” said Captain David Farrell “Through our enforcement efforts, we believe we helped keep community members safe and reminded drivers of the importance of buckling up. Issuing tickets was not our goal, but…
10:44pm--#Bridgeport CT--Shots were fired in the 1100 block of Kossuth Street. Only thing reported hit was a parked car. A white vehicle was seen fleeing the scene. This news report is made possible by:
#cttraffic-- A pursuit on Route 8/25 now in Monroe near Verna Road. I'll update the post below. This news report made possible by:
Congressman Jim Himes attended a rally hosted by Hall Neighborhood House on Thursday. The rally of four Bridgeport Schools discussed steps that students, parents, schools, and community leaders can take to create safe school environments and build community-wide strategies to help prevent bullying.
3:38pm--#Monroe CT-- Tools were taken from a home under construction in the 400 block of Booth Hill Road according to police radio reports. This news report is made possible by:
The Stratford Police Dept. is attempting to identify the pictured individual who is suspected of stealing credit cards from a vehicle in the Paradise Green area of town and then using them at different establishments in town. The vehicle is believed to be an older model Honda Accord, color green. The vehicle has damage to the left front corner of the bumper. Anyone with information is asked to contact Det. Moore at 203-381-6902 or via email at tmoore1@townofstratford.com. Case # 18-14401
#Westport CT--On 05/25/18 at approximately 3:15pm, officers were dispatched to a Main Street retailer on a report of a shoplifting. An employee reported that three individuals shoplifted from the store and then placed the items into a vehicle parked outside. The employee provided the license plate of the suspect vehicle and descriptions of the suspects. Detectives surveilled the vehicle until the three suspects returned to the car. The suspects were identified as Camaleetha Davis and Sophia Grant, both of Bronx, NY, and Rushane Dwyer of Brooklyn, NY. Each suspect was found in possession of shoplifting devices for removing security tags. Dwyer and Davis were found with magnetic devices also commonly used for removing security tags. Officers recovered the stolen items…