Davis’s public defender argued that a charge of felony neglect was too harsh saying the baby wasn’t hurt, but the state and the judge saw this video as very disturbing, the charge stands though they did agree to release davis on her own recognizance. READ MORE…….
Shortly before 9pm a car lost control on Meadowbrook Road leading to the I-95 on ramp crashing into the guardrail. With a little more force or speed and this car would have wound up on I-95. Almost at the same time on the other side of town a car crashes into a tree at the corner of Stratfield Road and Lola Street.
Snapper Blues Fishing Derby Fairfield Police Athletic Leauge
Saturday August 20 1pm sign up 2pm – 4pm
Open to Children ages 4-15
At South Benson Marina
In a story we were first to Report and Tweet! We were also one of the first video reports on the chaos that took place on the train due in to Greens Farm Station and what those on the train had to endure with the sweltering heat! Here is the video report from Fox 5 in New York:
Metro North Officials Apologize for Stalled Train in Heat Wave: MyFoxNY.com
Written by John Kovach Stratford Star
A special response team took a man into custody after a nearly 3-hour standoff on Roosevelt Avenue 
Neighbors also told police they believed the man had a rifle. Additional officers were called to the scene and moved neighbors away from the hours. Officers and crisis negotiators attempted to contact the man, Popik said, but he did not respond. The special response team was then summoned. It arrived around 4:20 p.m. in an armored vehicle and a black SUV.
Behind a shield, the special response team entered the house. A woman was removed from the area seconds after the team moved in. Just minutes later, the SRT emerged with the man in custody. He was placed in the back of a cruiser that departed a short time later.
Popik said the special response officers encountered the man, who identity has not been released, in the living room and apprehended him without incident. He was found to have a pellet gun. Popik said the man will be charged “at least with breach of peace and threatening.” Because it is a domestic violence incident, he will be arraigned at state Superior Court in Bridgeport Friday.
One neighbor, who did not wish to be identified, said the man had only lived in the residential neighborhood on a dead end street for six months or less. Several said he had acted in a strange manner.
Around 4:15 p.m. Acting Police Chief Patrick Ridenhour said police had not made contact with the man, nor had the seen him or the gun.
Neighbors said a second man intervened in the domestic and was also assaulted. Police did not confirm that information. As the incident unfolded, neighbors strolled outside police tape. Some sat in lawn chairs and shot video of the standoff. Roosevelt Avenue is a no-outlet road just southeast of Honeyspot Road, parallel to McKinley Avenue. The house is located just southeast of its the intersection of Wellington Avenue and Roosevelt Avenue. More information will be posted as updates become available.
Former First Selectman Ken Flatto voluntarily appeared on his own time as a private citizen to address questions from the RTM subcommittee. The Metro Train Station has a cost overrun of between $2 to $6 million. This is Mr. Flatto’s opening remarks in it’s entirety. This is the full session in it’s entirety.
Fairfield Fire Department responded to a smoke condition at Metal Specialties on Commerce Drive around midnight. Firefighters found an odd-colored flame and realized it was a chemical reaction taking place in the plant. Firefighters quickly retreated and called in the Fairfield County Hazmat Team. Fire officials tell us everything worked to plan, the public was never in danger and the building was vented and metered at all times. Fire department turned over the property back to the owners around 3am.
