UPDATE: 5 people injured, 4 still trapped in the car. Stratford sending a mutual aid ambulance to the scene. 2021-11-14@10:38pm--#Milford CT-- #cttraffic-- A crash on I-95 northbound near exit 36 with extrication according to radio reports.
2021-11-14@8:47pm--#Bridgeport CT-- Tonight's 2nd rollover accident was in the 300 block of Poplar Street. The Subaru hit a parked car and rolled onto its roof. The occupants were able to get out of the car on their own. 2 ambulances were dispatched to the scene.
2021-11-14@12:30pm--#Shelton CT-- Report of a 2 car accident with one car into a tree in the 500 block of Huntington Street. No word on injuries. This news report is made possible by:
#Bridgeport CT-- On 11/13/2021 at 11:20am, the Bridgeport Police Department was notified of a bank robbery that just occurred at Webster Bank 3546 Main St. The suspect stole $2,000 in cash by stating he was "Sticking up the place". The suspect was described as speaking with an Italian accent. The suspect was reported to have fled south on Main St. and West on to Clark St. Officers rapidly responded to the scene and canvassed the area for the suspect, to no avail. A K-9 was deployed and tracked to 75 Clark St. where the trail ended. Webster Bank has offered a $500 reward for any information leading to the arrest of the suspect. This press release was made possible by:
Connecticut’s Voice4Change Initiative Empowers High School Students to Decide How Relief Funds Are Spent (HARTFORD, CT) – Governor Ned Lamont and Connecticut Education Commissioner Charlene Russell-Tucker announced the launch of Voice4Change, a first-of-its-kind campaign administered by the Connecticut State Department of Education that will empower high school students to decide how American Rescue Plan Elementary and Secondary Schools Emergency Relief (ARP ESSER) funds are spent. A total of 43 districts encompassing 77 high schools across Connecticut have opted-in to participate, representing more than 55,000 students. The governor explained that the goal for the initiative is to increase student engagement while fulfilling the Connecticut State Board of Education’s vision of ensuring students thrive in a global economy and civic life by challenging students to think critically…
#Westport CT--On November 15, 2003, at approximately 8:40 p.m., Westport Police officers respondedto an office complex located at 208 Post Road West on a report of a burglar alarm. Whilechecking the interior it was determined that a burglary had in fact taken place. The officerssearched for the suspect but could not locate the unknown individual. It was determined that theresponsible party entered through a window. The investigating detective was able to liftfingerprints from that window and they were reportedly a match for a man identified as PeterBriand. Based on the investigation, a warrant for Mr. Briand’s arrest was completed and signedby a Superior Court Judge.Shortly after the crime occurred Mr. Briand moved to South Carolina but has recentlyreturned to Connecticut.…
2021-11-12@1:04pm--#Milford CT-- #cttraffic-- Expect delays on I-95 near exit 36 in the left breakdown lane. I believe this is the northbound side. No word on any injuries.
2021-11-12@12:55pm--#Bridgeport CT-- Report of pedestrian being struck by a vehicle at Seaview near Grant Street. This press release was made possible by: http://www.bdklawgroup.com/
Governor Ned Lamont and Commissioner James Rovella today announced that the governor is appointing Brenda Bergeron to serve as deputy commissioner of the Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection, overseeing the Division of Emergency Management and Homeland Security. Bergeron will succeed Deputy Commissioner Regina Rush-Kittle, who has served in the position since 2019 and is leaving state service on December 1 to take on a new professional role with the City of New Haven. “Regina Rush-Kittle has been an invaluable member of our public safety team since I came into office and I am sad to see her go,” Governor Lamont said. “She has been a stalwart of our pandemic response efforts and have provided valuable leadership during severe weather…
