Month: February 2016

Bridgeport News: Woman Shot In The Face

2:43am--#Brideport CT-- A 31-year-old woman drove herself to Bridgeport Hospital this morning (Saturday) suffering from a gunshot wound to the face. Woman identified as Linda Mitchell of Marina Village The suspect is unknown at this time. Police recovered a slug on the seat of her car which was parked in the hospital garage. (Bridgeport Police Press Release)   This report was made possible by:  

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Bridgeport News: 2 Year Old Left Alone

UPDATE: Lucitania Mora of 29 Brookside Avenue, the child's grandmother  54-year-old grandmother was arrested and charged with risk of injury to a minor.   The child was transported to Bridgeport Hospital as a precaution.   The Department of Children and Families (DCF) was notified. 5:00pm--#Bridgeport CT-- Police on scene at Brookside Avenue (off Old Town Road)  for a two year old child alone in the road.  The child appears fine but EMS has been requested to confirm there is no exposure issues.   This report is made possible by:

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Fairfield News: Police Involved In Crash

UPDATE: A total of 3 crashes in the area due to slippery conditions. 2:40pm--#cttraffic--#Fairfield CT-- A police cruiser was involved in a crash on Route 58 Black Rock Turnpike just north of North Street.  Radio reports say the cruiser's airbags have been deployed and a van is on its side.  DOT requested to the scene to salt the slippery roadway.  A second crash is reported north of this crash, Easton will be handling that.  Roadway is being closed according to radio reports   This report is made possible by:

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Snow!

11:20am--Just signing in for the start of my day's reporting and there are calls for cars stuck in Fairfield on Black Rock Turnpike at Burroughs Road and cars stuck at Sacred Heart.  I'm going to assume all roads are slick and hard to pass so I'm not going to give a play by play on each street.  Multiple reports of wires down, if I hear of any power outages I'll let you know.   This report is made possible by:

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Governor’s Proposal Expands State’s Efforts to Combat Opioid Epidemic

#HARTFORD, CT – Governor Dannel P. Malloy today announced that in order to continue the state’s efforts to combat opioid overdoses, he has filed legislation aimed at increasing access to the overdose reversing drug naloxone for both first responders and citizens who want to purchase the medication.   “Addiction is a public health issue and a disease and our laws need to reflect that.  Connecticut is taking a stand against a nationwide prescription opioid and heroin overdose epidemic.  These are commonsense improvements that we can make today that will save lives tomorrow,” Governor Malloy said.  “We are committed to fighting this epidemic, and in yet another session, we are taking action.”   The legislation, House Bill 5053 – An Act…

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