Hell’s Kitchen!

12:49am–#Fairfield CT–Breach of peace complaint from a worker at Dominoe’s at 1580 Post Road.  An employee is complaining of a coworker who has been yelling at him all night.  The responsible is on a delivery right now but will be returning.  Now you see Donna at Famous Pizza would never let this happen!

Fairfield Accident

11:09pm–#Fairfield CT–Report of a car crashing into a utility pole at Farifeld Woods Road and Lucille Street.    Wires reported in the road way, unknown if electrical.

11:19pm UPDATE–Everyone safely out of the vehicle. A power line the services a house is lying in the road. Expect delays until UI gets there.

Dramatic Rescue Saves Fairfield Dog

Video Report with article written by Wes Duplantier CTPost.com

#FAIRFIELD — A hour-plus rescue effort ended with happy cheers and a happy dog Saturday afternoon after firefighters saved a dog that was trapped in a drainage pipe at Fairfield Warde High School.

The dog, an 11-year-old German shepherd-boxer mix named “Shadow,” slipped away from his owner as they were walking at the school just before 2 p.m. Shadow crawled into a pipe on the edge of the school’s soccer fields and couldn’t get out. A woman nearby called for help and several fire crews coverged on the field.

The pipe is 24 inches wide at its opening, but narrows to 14 inches as it goes into the ground toward a cistern. At first, rescue teams tried sending a firefighter into the pipe after the dog, but he couldn’t reach the dog. Several firefighters then set to work digging out the ground around the lid to the cistern.

A city backhoe came in and lifted the 1,000-pound lid out of the way. The a firefighter climbed down on a ladder and pulled Shadow up from the drainage system. He was fine, just wet and cold. He shook himself off and then was led away to get warmed up in an animal control van.

Shadow’s owner, who refused to give her name, said she was relieved to have him back.

About a dozen rescue personnel were on the scene working to save the dog. Fairfield Assistant Fire Chief George Gomola said the effort was worth it, both because the dog was saved and because fire crews got a chance to practice their rescue skills for working in confined spaces.

“This is a way of practicing our plan with significant consequences,” he said. “It gives us an opportunity to work our training in real-life situations.”

Video game promo draws Fairfield Police response

4:49pm–#Fairfield CT–Multiple police were dispatched to the Game Stop on Black Rock Turnpike for a man with a gun.  As police were on the way it was thought to be a toy gun according to the caller.  Police taking no chances approached the scene with caution with assault weapons at the ready.  Police confirmed it was a man in costume for the the promotional release of the video game Call of Duty -Ghost.  The man hired by the store for the promotion remained on scene, too shaken to talk to us.  The manager asked me to leave the store offering no insight to the thinking on this promotion.

Central Connecticut State University was on lock down most of the afternoon for a man seen with a gun and sword.   The people standing in line waiting for the release of the game knew it was a promotion but people in the other parts of the plaza did not it and a couple of witnesses told me they were alarmed.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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