2021-11-24@10:45pm--#Fairfield CT-- Police received a call for what was thought possibly be a person hanging from the Merwin's Lane overpass of the Merritt Parkway. State police told me it was a prank. I pressed to ensure it was nothing derogatory and he said it was a Halloween skeleton dressed in clothes with a noose around it's neck. It was taken to Fairfield Police Headquarters for disposal. This news report is made possible by:
2021-11-24@10:31pm--#Stratford CT-- #cttraffic-- Report of two car crash I-95 northbound near exit 32 with injuries. Radio reports say one person is unconscious in a car.
2021-11-24@9:42pm--#Bridgeport CT-- A one car rollover accident at Seaview and Stratford Avenue.
2021-11-24@3:03am--#Fairfield CT-- Fairfield Police received a report that a male subject displayed a gun and just robbed Cumberland Farms on Kings Highway. Patrol immediately located and made a motor vehicle stop on a suspicious car in the area, which was identified as the suspects’ car. The vehicle was occupied by two subjects. The operator (Emmanuel Arango 10/18/90) complied with commands. The passenger (Gregory Whren 01/25/62) did not. He exited the car and ran onto I95 and engaged Officers in a brief foot pursuit before being apprehended. Evidence from the robbery was located and collected including the cash that had been taken. Detective personnel arrived to assist with evidence. Gregory Whren (DOB 01/25/62) was arrested and charged with Robbery 1st…
Yesterday, I told you about Bridgeport Police Chief Rebecca Garcia taking drinkable water from her officers while she just got a newly furnished office. This type of petty conduct is the exception to the rule. A couple of weeks ago the Southport section of Fairfield had a robbery along with a few stolen cars. Fairfield Police Chief Bob Kalamaras held a safety meeting with citizens and town officials. He lead the meeting off by saying "We have an incredible police force. The police force is made up of one hundred and eight men and women, and we are fortunate that we have good benefits, and good salaries, and that supports higher quality candidates and higher retention rates throughout our police…
2021-11-24@11:50am--#Fairfield CT--The holiday commute if off with a bang at Jennings and Black Rock Turnpike (again) with injuries between a Range Rover and a nice vintage Camaro.
(HARTFORD, CT) – Governor Ned Lamont and Secretary of the State Denise Merrill announced that the State of Connecticut’s business registration system has been upgraded and is now fully integrated with Business.CT.gov, the state’s business portal that serves as a one-stop-shop for businesses and entrepreneurs to navigate state government requirements as effectively and quickly as possible. The integration allows business owners to login to fewer places in order to do business with the state. Instead of logging in to a separate business registration system after creating a checklist at Business.CT.gov, entrepreneurs now have a built-in experience. Connecticut’s business portal launched in the summer of 2020 and has been rapidly expanding under the administration’s efforts to build an all-digital state government. Among other…
2021-11-23@7:35pm--#Norwalk CT-- Report of a leaf blower in the backyard of a home in the 40 block of Fairfield Avenue. This news report is made possible by:
Another source came forward and said Chief Rebecca Garcia got all new furniture in her office last month. With Thanksgiving upon us, you really wouldn’t think that drinking water at work would be something to be thankful for. That is the case at the Bridgeport Police Department. A number of sources said that right after the courts ruled that the city was wrong to name Rebeca Garcia as assistant police chief in 2019 the water deliveries stopped. Officers checked into whether it was a non-payment issue but I’ve learned that the chief told the union that “potable drinking water” is not a requirement. I reached out to union president Brad Sealy, I left a voice mail that said I reached…
Governor Ned Lamont announced that he is nominating Shannon Jacovino of West Hartford serve as ombudsman for the Connecticut Department of Developmental Services. Jacovino will succeed Edward Mambruno, who recently retired from the position. In this role, Jacovino will work with individuals, families, state agencies, municipalities, state lawmakers, and other stakeholders to help resolve their challenges with the department using a person-centered approach. She will also help individuals and families find information to solve specific issues and problems they may be having and help them navigate the Department of Developmental Services system. “The position of ombudsman is incredibly important because this person serves as an independent facilitator to ensure that individuals and their families receive the support they need to…
