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Officer D’Arco responded after dispatch notified officers of an alert on a License Plate Reader at Exit 4 for a vehicle associated with a recent violent domestic incident in Norwalk. The operator was reported to have discharged a firearm to shoot a canine and was believed to still be armed. D’Arco’s actions directly contributed to the safe and successful resolution of the potentially dangerous situation. Continue Reading →
A motor vehicle stop was conducted and police say the driver was displaying signs of alcohol and/or drug impairment and determined the vehicle had a suspended registration and no insurance. Continue Reading →
A Real Time Crime Center supported 27 participating agencies through intelligence sharing and real-time communication across jurisdictions. Organized Retail Theft is a growing regional issue. Nearby, multiple arrests made in the Village of Port Chester. Continue Reading →
Police said there were also 9,537 pending violations for review that may increase the total number of violations for the month. Continue Reading →
Three men each had a different account of where they were traveling and circumstances surrounding use of the U-Haul vehicle. Continue Reading →
A single vehicle crash involved a female driver who was ejected from the vehicle after it struck a utility pole. Continue Reading →
Animal control reported that the dog was extremely frightened when found, but is now safe and warm. They see information as to who owns the dog or who abandoned her. Continue Reading →
Family members, fellow officers, town officials, and residents gathered to witness Sergeant Richard Stook’s promotion to lieutenant and Court Technician John Browne’s promotion to sergeant, marking important milestones in each officer’s professional journey. The ceremony also included the swearing-in of Special Officer Carlos Franco, who recently retired as a detective Continue Reading →
Firefighters had to work in sub freezing temperatures and icy conditions during the effort, working for approximately 40 minutes to bring the fire under control. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Police observed a vehicle in Byram with a headlight out, no front plate on display and illegally tinted side windows and windshield. Continue Reading →