7:30pm--#Bridgeport Connecticut-- Police were called for kids jumping in and out of traffic at Alice and Madison Avenue. Police discover a number of parked cards vandalized. One teen is in custody. If you live in the area and park on the street you may want to check your car. Just $1 a week subscription will allow us to keep bringing you timely reports like this. Please subscribe at:https://www.patreon.com/doingitlocal
4:34pm--#Bridgeport Connecticut-- Police were called to a North Avenue apartment where a tenant believes the neighbors are using witchcraft and satanic rituals on her. This news report is made possible by:
UPDATE: One of the cars is now reported on fire. Everyone is safely out of all the cars involved. An off duty fire lieutenant is on scene. 5:00pm--#Bridgeport Connecticut-- Police from Bridgeport and Trumbull dispatched to a 3-4 car crash on East Main at Broadbridge near Beardsley park. Avoid the area if you can. This news report is made possible by:
4:50pm--#Fairfield Connecticut-- An Uber driver called police to report that several college kids are attacking his car in front of 953 Fairfield Beach Road. This report is made possible by:
#HARTFORD – State Rep. Gail Lavielle (R-143) has introduced a bill the General Assembly that would require legislative approval in order to increase rail or bus fares. This would alter the current system, where the Department of Transportation (DOT), an executive branch agency, can act unilaterally under the governor’s authority to increase mass transit fares. The General Assembly’s Transportation Committee has scheduled a public hearing for Lavielle’s bill, HB 5773, this Monday, January 30, at 11:00 A.M. in the Legislative Office Building (LOB) in Hartford. “Last year, commuters were subjected to new rail and bus fare hikes that brought them absolutely no benefits, and they were justifiably upset,” said Rep. Lavielle. “This bill would protect commuters by creating a…
#Trumbull Connecticut-- On Thursday, January 26th, the Trumbull Lions Club donated Pet Oxygen Masks to members of the Nichols Fire Department in Trumbull, Connecticut during their annual CPR refresher training. Firefighters recertify in CPR and Automatic External Defibrillators (AED) every year. Now, thanks to the generosity of the Trumbull Lions Club, Firefighters will have additional masks to help render aid to family pets in 2017. Pictured accepting Pet Oxygen Masks from Dick Dalling of the Lions Club is Assistant Fire Chief John DelVento and members of the Nichols Fire Department. Distributing Pet Oxygen Mask to Trumbull’s First Responders is just one of many initiatives of the Trumbull Lions Club, if you are interested in the club membership visit…
1:33am--#Bridgeport Connecticut-- First responders on the scene of an accident at Hansen and Fairfield Avenue where they believe a pedestrian walked into a moving car. The victim was possibly transported to the hospital by private vehicle. This news report is made possible by:
11:06pm--#Westport Connecticut-- #mta--#cttraffic--Report of an explosion and power outage near the Metro North are of Maple Lane and Clayton Street. Firefighters reporting Metro North working on the problem. Unknown if this is affecting train travel. This news report is made possible by:
9:19pm--#Bridgeport Connecticut-- Police on patrol locate a crash at Calhoun and Washington Street. A woman in a minvan fled the scene onto Route 8/25 near exit 2. The other driver fled on Calhoun Street. Everybody is returning to the scene now.
7:07pm--#Bridgeport Connecticut-- A man went in to the package store at 1818 Barnum Avenue and left the car running with the keys in it. When he returned the car was gone. Police located the tan Nissan mainly because it was driving erratically on Boston Avenue and went after it. The car went down Boston Avenue toward Chopsey Hill Road, down Exeter and onto Up Street then turned on Broadway. A lieutenant responding to the call was hit head on by the driver. It appears the driver allegedly turned into the officer as stolen car was on the wrong side of the road. The suspect was quickly apprehended. The injured lieutenant was transported St. Vincent's Hospital. Firefighters were called for the…
