Bridgeport News: Arrest Made In Fatal Father’s Day Crash
#Bridgeport Connecticut--On June 19, 2016 at 0502 hours, a fatal motor vehicle accident occurred at the intersection of Main Street and Fairview Avenue. Peter Soto was killed in this accident as he turned from Fairview Avenue onto Main Street. Soto's vehicle was struck by a second car driven by David Henshaw (1/25/54) of 236 Edgemoore Road, Bridgeport. Henshaw was traveling south on Main Street. The Bridgeport Police Department Traffic Division investigated this accident, and recently obtained a warrant for Henshaw's arrest. Henshaw turned himself in to police this morning, and is charged with Manslaughter Second Degree and Misconduct with a Motor Vehicle. Henshaw's bond was set at $5000 with a court appearance date of March 28, 2017. (Bridgeport Police Press Release)
Bridgeport News: Food Burning On The Stove – No Fire
11:34pm--#Bridgeport Connecticut-- Wake up Bridgeport! Firefighters on scene for a reported structure fire at 167 West Liberty Street. Turned out to be food burning on the stove. This news report is made possible by:
Bridgeport News: Rollover Crash
8:19pm--#Bridgeport Connecticut-- There were no injuries after this rollover crash in front of 50 Sunburst Road. Firefighters were called to extricate the driver after the SUV hit the parked BMW.
Look Who’s Doing It Local! Manny from T-Rex Audio
I met with Manny Alves, owner of T-Rex Audio located at 1324 Stratford Avenue in Stratford who will be advertising with us. He specializes in installation of car remote starters, alarms as well as car audio and video. Manny at T-Rex Audio has been at the same location for over fifteen years. You have heard me report many times of cars being stolen while warming up, even with the owner just a few feet away. It only takes a few seconds to lose your car this way! My wife has a remote starter in her car and she uses it year round because even in the spring the car can get really hot inside parked in the sun, in the…
Stratford News: Smoke Inside EMS Headquarters
4:49pm--#Stratford Connecticut-- Firefighters on scene at EMS Headquarters at 2712 Main Street for a smoke condition in the decontamination room ceiling and and one of the offices. This news report is made possible by:
Bridgeport News: Kitchen Fire
2:46pm--#Bridgeport CT #ctfire-- Report of a kitchen fire at 59 Stone Ridge Drive. Firefighters are on scene reporting that there is smoke coming out of the building. The fire is reportedly knocked down. This news report is brought to you by:
Bridgeport Free Electronic Recycling
Bridgeport, CT – Mayor Joseph Ganim is reminding residents that the City of Bridgeport offers free electronic recycling six days a week. Bridgeport residents may bring their unwanted electronics to the Bridgeport Recycling and Transfer Station located at 475 Asylum Street, Monday through Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and Saturdays from 7:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Residents are required to bring proof of residency. Accepted materials include, but are not limited to: Computers, Laptops, Printers, Fax Machines, Monitors, TVs, Cell Phones, Tablets, Video Games, Game Consoles, VCR/DVD Machines, Remotes, Keyboards, Computer Mice, Modems, Small Appliances, and Stereo Equipment. Unaccepted materials include: smoke detectors, ballasts, paint, and household hazardous waste. “This is a free service apart of the city’s…
Bridgeport News: Patient Assaults St. V’s Nurse
10:49am--#Bridgeport Connecticut-- A nurse at St. Vincent's Hospital at 2800 Main Street was assaulted by a patient while on the seventh floor. Police are investigating. This news report is made possible by:
Fairfield News: Smoke Condition At Assumption School
8:32am--#Fairfield Connecticut-- Firefighters were called to a smoke condition at Assumption School at 605 Stratfield Road. said they evacuated the school in to the church hall so the kids would not be exposed to the cold. Firefighters discovered it was a motor to ventilation unit that burnt out causing the smoke condition. Conditions were compounded as it was drop off time for the students and the "firefighters were pressed into becoming traffic cops" to help alleviate the situation Gomola said. Firefighters quickly discovered the faulty motor and disconnected it. Firefighters metered the entire school and found no unusual readings. Classes resumed and the heating and air conditioning contractor was called to the school to replace the motor. If it were…