9:29pm--#Bridgeport CT-- The Subway at 1259 Park Avenue was just robbed at gunpoint by a chubby black male who fled on foot on Wood Avenue towards Maplewood Avenue. He fled with the cash register drawer. This news report is made possible by:
5:09pm--#Bridgeport CT-- Firefighters are on scene of a brush fire at 45 Mead Street (near Bridgeport Hospital). They have quickly called in the recall. This report is made possible by: Hey, it's a Micalizzi kind of day!
I wish I could report on this good news story in Bridgeport but the email on it from Rowena White, the mayor's Director of Communications sent this at 2:10pm for an event at 4pm. I can't make everything as a one man show but this one I would have liked the opportunity to schedule it ! This isn't the first nor will it be the last press release like this.
12:03pm---#Trumbull CT-- Police dispatched to 4151 Madison Avenue for a dog in a hot car. Yesterday, Bridgeport Police broke the windows from a hot SUV with two infant children inside. This news report is made possible by:
12:33am--#Bridgeport CT-- Report of a car hitting the church at Connecticut Avenue and Bunnell Street. Everyone in the car fled on foot. This news report is made possible by:
10:35pm--#Bridgeport CT -- A pedestrian has been hit by a car at North and Capital Avenue. This news report is made possible by :
9:35pm--#Bridgeport CT--Police are investigating a possible home invasion in the 200 block of Noble Avenue. This news report is made possible by :
9:06pm--Stratford CT-- A rollover cras with extrication reported at North and Broadbridge Avenue. This news report is made possible by :
Each year, the week of May 15th is designated National Police Week. Today the Norwalk Police Department paused to honor the memory of officers who died in the line of duty at police headquarters on Monroe Street. The flag raising was at 11am, along with a fly over of from Eagle One, the regional police helicopter. Police motorcycles from around the area also joined in the the remembrance. Four candles were lit in memory of the Norwalk Police Officers who paid the ultimate price of their lives while serving the city. They were Sergeant Frank Stratton who passed in 1930, Officer Sherrald Gorton in 1962, Sergeant Nicholas Fera in 1971 and Officer Marco Carias in 1982.
