Man McAngry he couldn’t have it his way at McDonald’s

On March 26, 2013 at 9:47 pm, ECC received a 911 call requesting Fairfield Police to respond to a man who is out of control at the drive up window at McDonald's, 1835 Black Rock Tpke. As officers were en route, ECC received information that the man had fled in a white BMW. Geoffrey E. Weglarz (DOB 05/11/57) of 948 Fairfield Woods Road in Fairfield was arrested and charged with Breach of Peace (53a-181) after he became enraged at the drive thru staff at McDonald's, 1835 Black Rock Tpk, because his sandwich wasn't made properly. Weglarz placed an order at the drive up window, he then drove away returning a short time later and was banging on the front door…

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Federal Lawsuit Against Police Dismmissed

A federal judge has thrown out an excessive force and wrongful arrest lawsuit against two city police officers. The judge granted the city’s motion for summary judgment in Junior Huertas v James Ivanko and Omar Jimenez, meaning the case was dismissed because the judge concluded there was not enough evidence to proceed to trial. Bridgeport police were attempting to clear the crowded streets after the Puerto Rican Day Parade on June 12, 2009. It was estimated that there were 2,500 to 3,000 revelers in the area of Park Avenue.  Police encountered a house party at 358 Park Ave. with a DJ and two speakers pointed toward the street. Between 8:15 and 8:30 p.m., police approached the DJ and asked him…

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No Animals at Westport Beaches Effective April 1

Westport Parks & Recreation Director Stuart McCarthy today reminded citizens that as of April 1 the “no animals at the beaches” regulation will be in effect.  It includes Compo, Burying Hill and Old Mill beaches. “Animals will not be permitted on any beach property, which includes all grass, sand, and the parking areas, except Soundview parking lot at Compo Beach, as well as the roads within the beach area,” said McCarthy.  “This regulation will be in effect until Oct. 1.” Parking emblems will be required on all vehicles entering town beaches beginning Tuesday, May 1.

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