2:36pm--UPDATE: Police have a suspect detained. 2:21pm--#Bridgeport Connecticut--Police and EMS are on the way to Madison and Lincoln Avenue for a person bitten and robbed of their marijuana. This report is made possible by:
Join State Senator Hwang and the Fairfield State Delegation for a Legislative Update on Friday, July 15th from 10:30am-11:30am at the Fairfield Bigelow (Senior) Center.
1:11am--#Fairfield Connecticut-- Report of a pedestrian being hit in front of Firestone at 689 Kings Highway East. This report is made possible by:
The Office of Governor Dannel P. Malloy today released photos of the Governor’s visit to Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Florida on Friday. Following the mass shooting there last month, the Governor recognized the victims and their families. “What happened at Pulse was a truly devastating moment for the nation. To visit there personally, you think about the individuals who held their breath in fear inside that building, knowing a madman was nearby. You think about horror they must of felt – a horror no person should have to experience. You think about the parents and family-members who woke up to the tragic news that their loved ones would not come home – and the pain that will make their hearts…
#Derby Connecticut-- Tonight's care fire is being hosted in Derby on Coon Hollow Road near Hawthorne Avenue, the car is near building according to scanner reports. This report is made possible by:
9:40pm--#Bridgeport Connecticut-- Police are investigating what appears to be a one car crash into the stairs at the Olivet Congregational Church at Main and North Avenue. There did not appear to be any injuries. I hope they are in good hands and all is forgiven!
#Bridgeport--Heavy pedestrian traffic on Madison Avenue expected in the Hollow due to soccer game celebrations. This report is made possible by :
3:06pm --#Stratford CT-- A car has caught fire down by the docks at 155 Ferry Boulevard. This report was made possible by:
On July 8, 2016, the Norwalk Department of Police Service Detective Bureau received information about threatening social media messaging advocating violence against police officers. Detectives located the posts on Facebook and identified the author as Kurt Vanzuuk. The posts indicated that the Dallas shooter was a hero and called for police officers to be killed. Detectives obtained a warrant for Vanzuuk’s arrest on July 9, 2016 and he was subsequently taken into custody. Arrested: Kurt Vanzuuk, 34 years-old of 1 Linden Street Norwalk Charge: Inciting Injury to Persons or Property Bond: $20,000 Court: July 19, 2016 (Norwalk Police Press Release)
