Bridgeport News: Shooting Suspect Dies

On December 11, 2016, Alexander Davis (5/1/93) was struck by gunfire while walking near the intersection of Brooks Street/ Jane Street. Davis sustained life threatening injuries, and had been admitted to Bridgeport Hospital since the day of the shooting. On January 1, 2017 Davis passed away. An autopsy was performed onJanuary 3, 2017 by the Office of Chief Medical Examiner, who ruled that Davis' death is classified as a homicide. Any officer with information regarding the death of Alexander Davis is asked to call Detective Winkler at 203-581-5224. (Bridgeport Police Press Release)

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Bridgeport News: Teacher Gets Lesson On Scams

1:50pm--#Bridgeport Connecticut-- A Barnum School teacher learned a lesson on scams.   Another teacher at the school had to call on behalf of the scammed teacher because she was so upset.  The teacher received a call that her brother was being held and would be killed if she did not send money.  They did call her brother and found he was safe and sound.   This news report is made possible by:

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#Westport CT-- On December 25, 2016 at approximately 3:30am, Westport Officers responded to CVS Pharmacy on a report of suspicious males entering and leaving the store several times. The males left the store operating a white Toyota Camry. Westport Police K-9 Officer James Loomer observed a white Toyota Camry on Post Road East near Myrtle Avenue go through the red light. Officer Loomer attempted to conduct a motor vehicle stop by activating his emergency lights and siren, however the operator refused to stop, and the vehicle continued on Myrtle Avenue. The pursuit continued for a short time and ended on Richmondville Avenue where the front passenger then exited the vehicle and ran from the scene. The operator and a third…

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Westport News: Narcotics Arrest

On December 30, 2016 at approximately 12:09 a.m. Officer James Loomer on routine patrol pulled over a motor vehicle for a speeding violation. After speaking with the operator, identified as Remington Woodhull, Officer Loomer could see that he was extremely nervous. As a result, the Officer believed that Woodhull may be hiding contraband in the vehicle even though Woodhull denied there was anything illegal in the car. At this point, Officer Loomer deployed his police service dog (Atlas) in order to determine if there were narcotics in the vehicle. Atlas indicated that there were in fact drugs in the car, and upon searching the area where the K-9 alerted, small amount of heroin was located. Woodhull was placed under arrest…

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