public safety

Early Morning Fatal Accident

On November 4, 2026, at 4:07 AM, Norwalk Combined Dispatch received a 911 call reporting a motor vehicle accident involving a scooter near 650 West Avenue. Norwalk Police, Norwalk Fire Department, and Norwalk Hospital Paramedics were immediately dispatched to the scene and began providing medical aid to the scooter operator, 46-year-old Christopher Moorer of Norwalk. Moorer was transported by ambulance to Norwalk Hospital, where he later succumbed to his injuries. The Norwalk Police Department's Crash Reconstruction Unit and Identification Unit responded to process the scene and assume the investigation. The investigation remains active. Anyone who witnessed the incident or has information about the collision is urged to contact Crash Reconstruction Unit Officer Equi at 203-854-3005 or by email at TEqui@norwalkct.gov.

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BPD FIND NO CONNECTION IN WEDNESDAY NIGHT SHOTS FIRED

The Bridgeport Police Department on Thursday reported it found no connection between two separate incidents of gunfire that left an apartment window damaged in each. Both incidents occurred between 7:00 pm and 8:00 pm on Wednesday night. Police recovered 49 shell casings of various calibers at the rear driveway of the Greene Homes public housing complex near Building One. A 55-year-old woman in an apartment in that building was injured by shattered glass when a bullet struck a window. She refused medical treatment. A car used in that shooting was found unoccupied a short time later in the North End. It is registered in New York and had been reported stolen. Around the same time, a bullet went through an…

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Man Arrested Following Series of Prowler Complaints

On Monday, October 19, 2026, Norwalk Police Detectives arrested Frank Williams, 40, of Norwalk following a lengthy investigation into a series of prowler complaints at 8 Oakwood Avenue. Since July 14, 2026, Norwalk patrol officers have responded to 8 Oakwood Avenue on seven occasions for reports of suspicious activity. During the investigations, residents reported seeing an unknown male walking along the rear balconies of the condominium complex and looking into condos. The incidents primarily occurred in the evening and overnight. Patrol officers conducted proactive patrols while detectives continued the investigation. On September 17, 2026, at 11:02 PM, patrol officers responded to another prowler complaint at the same location. The suspect was seen looking into condos and walking along multiple balconies…

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TWO ANSONIA “MEN” ARRESTED IN GATISON PARK ARSON

TWO ANSONIA MEN ARRESTED IN GATISON PARK PLAYGROUND ARSON ANSONIA, CT — October 7, 2026 — The Ansonia Police Department has arrested two Ansonia residents in connection with the October 3, 2026, arson that destroyed the playground at Gatison Park. On October 3, 2026, at approximately 3:29 a.m., officers of the Ansonia Police Department and the Ansonia Fire Department were dispatched to Gatison Park, located in the area of Third Street and Fourth Street, for a report of a possible structure fire. Upon arrival, officers discovered that the playground/playscape and the rubber safety matting beneath it were completely engulfed in flames. Members of the Ansonia Fire Department responded to the scene and successfully extinguished the fire. Following an investigation, the…

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BIPARTISAN S.O.S. CONGRESS ON UNCHECKED AI DEVELOPMENT

ATTORNEY GENERAL TONG JOINS BIPARTISAN S.O.S. TO CONGRESS ON UNCHECKED AI DEVELOPMENT (Hartford, CT) – Attorney General William Tong today joined a coalition of 25 attorneys general in an urgent, bipartisan S.O.S. to Congress, calling for immediate action to regulate artificial intelligence (AI). In a letter sent to Speaker Mike Johnson, Majority Leader John Thune, Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, and Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, Attorney General Tong and the coalition warn that reports of recent incidents demonstrate that unchecked AI development endangers Americans and threatens our financial system, critical infrastructure, and national security. The coalition urges Congress to quickly pass substantive legislation to regulate the AI industry to ensure that development occurs at an intentional pace, incorporates safety and transparency…

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Suspect Arrested Following City Hall Restroom Recording

On August 17, 2026, at 1:27 PM, Norwalk Patrol Officers were dispatched to Norwalk City Hall, 125 East Avenue, following a report of a suspicious person. Norwalk Combined Dispatch advised responding officers that a male suspect had entered a women’s restroom, used a cell phone to record an individual inside, and then fled the area. Upon arrival, officers met with the victim, who reported that while inside a stall in the women’s restroom, an individual held a cell phone underneath the stall and appeared to be recording. The suspect then fled the area. Responding officers searched the surrounding area for the suspect but were unable to locate him. Norwalk Police Detectives assumed the investigation and responded to City Hall. Detectives…

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Westport Provides Flood Recovery Update

WESTPORT, CT — Following yesterday’s significant flooding throughout Westport, Town crews continue working to evaluate roads, drainage systems, public infrastructure and other affected areas. Residents may continue to encounter standing water, debris, and other impacts as cleanup and inspections proceed. Residents should continue to remain cautious and avoid areas that may still be hazardous. Westport emergency responders handled 130 flood-related calls, rescued 13 people from vehicles and evacuated five residents from a care facility. Town officials continue working to document the extent of the damage to residences, businesses and public infrastructure throughout the community. “We recognize the disruption and damage this event has caused and sincerely thank Westport residents and businesses for their patience, cooperation and understanding,” said First Selectman…

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OVER 100 MORNING FLOOD-RELATED CALLS

The Bridgeport Police Department responded to approximately 100 flood-related calls during a period of five hours Sunday morning after heavy rains rapidly inundated the entire city. Many of the calls were for stranded vehicles in flooded intersections, after motorists attempted to drive through the water. Numerous drivers abandoned their vehicles that were disabled by flooding in dangerous places in the road. Those vehicles had to be towed. There were also many calls for severe water leaks in homes and commercial properties. The flooding and leaks also created traffic congestion in many neighborhoods. Some of areas hardest hit by flooding were the Rooster River area in the North End, East Main Street and Crescent Avenue on the East Side, Bishop Avenue.…

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BRIDGEPORT POLICE ARREST MAN INVOLVED IN HIT-AND-RUN

On March 19, 2025, at approximately 9:42 a.m., the Bridgeport Emergency Operations Center received multiple calls reporting a pedestrian had been struck at the intersection of Fairfield Avenue and Ellsworth Street. American Medical Response, Bridgeport Fire Engine 7, and Bridgeport Police Officers were dispatched to the location. Officers were advised that the responsible SUV had fled the scene. Upon arrival, Bridgeport Police Officers observed a female pedestrian lying face down in the eastbound lane at the intersection of Fairfield Avenue and Ellsworth Street. American Medical Response and Bridgeport Fire Engine 7 personnel arrived and rendered aid. The female was subsequently transported by American Medical Response to St. Vincent’s Hospital, where she was listed in critical condition. The pedestrian was identified…

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Fairfield Police Promote Three

Lieutenant Eric Fuller, Sergeant Phil Galaske, and Sergeant Kevin Wells were formally sworn into their new positions today, surrounded by family members, friends, and fellow officers. Their promotions recognize the experience, hard work, and professionalism they have demonstrated throughout their careers serving the Fairfield community. Each will now take on additional leadership responsibilities while continuing to support the department and its commitment to public service. Lieutenant Fuller will serve in the Administrative Services Bureau. Sergeant Galaske and Sergeant Wells have been assigned to the Patrol Division, where they will supervise officers and help maintain the high standard of police services provided to Fairfield residents. Congratulations to Lieutenant Fuller, Sergeant Galaske, and Sergeant Wells on their well-deserved promotions. We wish them…

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