Month: May 2014

Bridgeport News: Shots Fired

12:41am--#Bridgeport CT--Police are investigating shots fired at Summerfield and Grant Street.  There is also a car accident at that intersection.  Reports say the suspect fired at the car accident and fled into back yards.  There is a heavy police presence in the area.  No report of anyone being hit.  1:05am--UPDATE: A gunshot victim has just shown up at Bridgeport Hospital.

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Bridgeport News: Police Investigation (Part 2?)

#Bridgeport CT--Police were back on Noble Avenue for an investigation which MAY be connect with the investigation last night.  Last night police major crime squad was on scene at 1803 Noble Avenue for an investigation of a missing person from September 2013.  Tonight the major crime squad was at a rooming house at 941 Noble Avenue (near Putnam Street).  Tenants at the rooming house told me that the warrant was issued to a person who moved out a year ago and the apartment/room was vacant.

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Rep. Lavielle Opposes Midterm Budget Based on Flawed Assumptions, Supports Alternative

    HARTFORD—State Representative Gail Lavielle (R-143) opposed an approximately $19 billion midterm budget agreement between Governor Dannel P. Malloy and majority Democratic lawmakers in Saturday’s House session, citing its unsubstantiated revenue estimates and misleading accounting practices. The House voted on the budget adjustments bill on Saturday, May 3 shortly before 10 p.m., and it passed without a single Republican vote.   The General Assembly, which sets a biennial budget in odd-numbered years, must pass a revised midterm budget in even-numbered years, taking into account both changes in revenue assumptions and revisions in spending requirements and policies.   Last week, consensus revenue projections established by the administration’s Office of Policy and Management (OPM) and the legislature’s nonpartisan Office of Fiscal Analysis (OFA) showed…

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