2020-05-03@4:44pm--#Fairfield CT-- Police called to Dover Park on Stevenson Road for people with blankets. Earlier police were called to Palamar Park, off Palamar Drive for an Asian male on a Segway. This news report is made possible by: [caption id="attachment_82873" align="aligncenter" width="1125"] Visit Perez Tires Website:https://www.pereztirecenter.com/[/caption]
2020-05-03@1:55pm--#Fairfield CT-- Firefighters on the way to Regal Care at 930 Mill Hill Terrace for a male patient stuck somehow between a windowpane. This news report is made possible by:
2002-05-03@1:09am--#Bridgeport CT-- A woman was carjacked by three males who assaulted her in the 200 block of Whitney Avenue. The took her Honda Odyssey. This news report is made possible by:
2020-05-02@9:43pm-- #Bridgeport CT--- Police and firefighters received another call of fishermen caught on the breakwater rocks at Seaside Park. Initially they thought there were about 5 people on the rocks, then ten and the numbers kept going up. A total of 28 people had to transport from zodiac (rubber boats used for shallow-water rescue) to the police and fire boats and then shuttled the ferry dock to be evaluated by EMS. First reports said there were a couple of people with hypothermia but all 28 people refused medical treatment and refused transportation back to their vehicles.
2020-05-02@9:34pm--#Bridgeport CT-- Police reported that Two police officers from the harbor unit are responding to a call of 7-10 fishermen stuck on the breakwater inside Bridgeport harbor. Some of the fishermen attempted to wade through the cold water but were unable to make it to shore due to the high tide. The fishermen turned back and remain on the breakwater. Two fire boats are responding as well and AMR. The initial report said 10 people trapped on the rocks but now it reported to be 16. EMS reports say some may be suffering from hypothermia. Police were also called to where the cannons are at Seaside Park due to a large number of fishermen. This news report…
Police UPDATE: On May 2, 2020 at approximately 7:25 pm the Bridgeport Emergency Operations Center received the report of a Motor Vehicle vs Motorcycle at the intersection of Fairfield Avenue and Lenox Avenue. The operator of a 1993 Honda CBR600, identified as Terrell McCrae DOB 7/31/1993 of Bridgeport was traveling westbound on Fairfield Avenue, as he approached the intersection of Lenox Avenue a 2003Toyota Camry operated by Serafin Perez-Palma DOB 10/12/1996 of Bridgeport had come out from Lenox Avenue, turning westbound onto Fairfield Avenue and collided with the motorcycle driven by McCrae. The motorcycle then collided with 2 parked vehicles. Bridgeport Fire Department, AMR, and the Bridgeport Police Crash Investigation Unit responded to the scene. The operator…
2020-05-02 @ 6:20pm--#Bridgeport CT-- A car caught fire inside a detached garage catching the garage on fire in the 200 block of Wheeler Avenue. Firefighters were quick to extinguish it before it extended to a nearby home. Police were called to the scene shortly after the fire was extinguished due to fighting that broke out between two people.
2020-05-02@5:19pm--#Bridgeport CT-- Firefighters were called to a fire in the 1500 block of Park Avenue. It appeared to be a fire behind the walls near the porch on the 2nd floor. There were no reported injuries and the fire marshal was called to investigate the cause.
2020-05-02@4:00pm--#Fairfield CT-- Police were called to Pine Creek Beach for people having beach towels on the beach. Earlier, police were called to Dunkin' Donuts on Tunxis Hill for teens gathered behind the store. Also, they were called to Whole Foods for a customer not wearing a mask. Police told them to just refuse them service.
2020-05-02@2:29pm---Reminiscent of the rooftop concert the Beatles performed back in 1969 (okay, most you weren’t even born yet), a concert was put on the rooftop of Harborview Market on Harborview Avenue. Two people called the police. The concert was already going on for quite a while and police were told that it was about to wrap up regardless.
