Bridgeport News: Woman Shot At Hair Salon

Police UPDATE: Bridgeport police say three men walked into a business on Barnum Avenue and shot a woman in the back. They say the bullet did not hit the spine and she is in stable condition at Bridgeport Hospital. Looking for a suspect and examining surveillance video 2020-02-05@5:18pm--#Bridgeport CT-- Witnesses say a woman was shot in the back while at the No Limit Hair Salon located at 1626 Barnum Avenue.  Their front window had a number of bullet holes.  Police are investigating.  Preliminary reports say she has non-life-threatening injuries.  

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Fairfield News: Former CFO Arrested For Allegedly Taken Documents In Fill Investigation

On January 15, 2020, Robert Mayer was terminated from his employment as the Chief Financial Officer with the Town of Fairfield. On January 16, 2020 in the early morning hours, Mayer allegedly entered Sullivan Independence Hall and removed several file folders containing documents belonging to the Town, some of which related to the investigation of the “Fill Pile”. After a thorough investigation by the Fairfield Police Detective Bureau, an arrest warrant affidavit was presented before a Superior Court Judge who found that probable cause existed for a warrant for his arrest. On January 31, 2020 at 11:30am, Robert A. Mayer (DOB: 07/15/1942) turned himself in to Fairfield Police Headquarters where he was charged with Burglary in the Third Degree, Larceny…

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Blumenthal outlines his decision to vote to convict President Trump on both Articles of Impeachment: Abuse of Power and Obstruction of Congress

WASHINGTON, DC] – Today on the Senate Floor, U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) announced his decision to vote to convict President Trump of abuse of power and obstruction of Congress during tomorrow’s Senate vote.   Blumenthal began his remarks by recalling specific moments from the impeachment inquiry, including testimony before the House Intelligence Committee by career public servants Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Vindman, Fiona Hill, and Ambassador William Taylor. Blumenthal also recalled, “the audible gasp, some laughs, and raised eyebrows when Professor Alan Dershowitz made the incredible, shocking argument that a president who believes that his own reelection serves the public interest can do anything he wants and his actions are not impeachable. The implications of that argument for the future of…

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