Help a firefighter who was burned out of his home

Monday 5pm to 1am at Fire Engine Pizza Company at 2914 Fairfield Ave, Bridgeport–

There was a very large structure fire in Bridgeport the other night and one of the structures taken was the home of Bridgeport firefighter Richard Minfield. Rich carried a woman out of the burning multi-family residence before Bridgeport Fire arrived on scene to battle the fire and keep it contained throughout the remainder of the night well into the following day. Rich made the rescue donning only tight whities (which according to reports weren’t the cleanest of undies.. it’s ok Rich, we all get scared just ask Scott McAulay) as he covered the woman with his shirt. All kidding aside, Rich and his family lost everything. I can’t even imagine that. We have already started raising funds in house and some fellow rookies even came together and bought him some work uniforms so he could come to work in proper dress. Please join us this Monday at Fire Engine Pizza Co. to continue to support Rich and his family and help get them back on their feet. The restaurant has generously agreed to donate a portion of the entire nights proceeds to the cause. We will also have a raffle and any other ideas are welcome. All you have to do to help is come down and have some pizza, drinks and watch mon night football with some of the best people you’ll ever meet. Thank you.

Fairfield U Assault

3:01pm–#Fairfield CT–Two ambulances were sent to Fairfield University Dolan Hall along with police.  First reports indicated an assault in Dolan Tunnel with suspects with knives possibly on the fourth floor.  Police transmissions warned about further transmissions until they knew what was going on.  A radio report later indicated a head laceration from a door knob.  A later radio call from police indicated one in custody and the second person in the blue shirt to be let go.  As they say in the old TV shows “Be sure to stay tuned”!

Teen Faces Drugs Counts After Bicycle Stop

#Bridgeport, CT – Sept. 20, 2013 – A 16-year-old male faces narcotics charges after he was detained by officers addressing a recent increase in street robberies.

Officers Roderick Doda and Roberto Quintanilla were participating in a city-wide effort to address an emerging pattern of street robberies. The pattern involves groups of young people on bikes or scooters committing street robberies and assaults. From what has been observed, the incidents appear to be crimes of opportunity and involve young males riding in numbers, often with two on the same bike. They accost victims and steal their possessions and often bikes.

“This isn’t an epidemic but any time we see any trend emerge, we develop a strategy to attack it,” said Deputy Police Chief Adam Radzimirski. “As soon as we saw a pattern develop in recent robberies, the detective and patrol divisions formulated a plan.”

On Wednesday, Doda and Quintanilla were on patrol at Washington and Sanford avenues at 10:30 p.m. in an area where police experienced recent robberies. They observed two youths riding on one bike. A short time later, they observed the same two youths riding on two bikes, which fit the pattern of recent robberies and thefts.  Based on their observations they decided to stop the youths to investigate.

The 16-year-old acknowledged to police that there were drugs in his jacket pocket and police recovered eight baggies of what later tested positive for the presence of narcotics.

The youths did not have an explanation for how they obtained a second bicycle in such a short period of time. The second bike was taken to police headquarters for safe keeping. Police also recovered a rock in the suspect’s pocket. Victims in previous incidents reported being assaulted with rocks.

The youth was charged with possession with intent to sell narcotics. The other was released.

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