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The puppy was found on the evening of July 26 on I95 prior to the exit 4 off ramp in Cos Cob with a badly fractured humerus and several open wounds on his legs. Continue Reading →
The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch for Greenwich from 2:00 p.m. on Tuesday, July 28, through 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday, July 29. Continue Reading →
The victim, who is also the owner of the establishment, reported that he had removed a male patron from the bar after the individual had been harassing staff and other customers. A short time later, the suspect returned through a rear entrance and allegedly stabbed the victim in the face with a sharp object before fleeing the scene. The victim received 16 stitches for his injuries. Continue Reading →
The suspect was found to be in possession of merchandise from two nearby businesses. One item was valued at over $17,000 and the other two items from the other business totaled over $10,000. The fraud victim was an 81-year-old man whose wallet had been stolen. Continue Reading →
The black-tie gala will celebrate the 130th anniversary of the Greenwich Police Dept. Proceeds will go to the Greenwich Police Dept Scholarship Fund, a nonprofit that awards college scholarships to officers’ children who qualify by ability and character. Continue Reading →
On Sunday evening, a group of female residents on Prospect Street flagged down a Stamford Police patrol supervisor and reported that a child had fallen from an apartment window. Continue Reading →
Plainclothes officers spotted suspicious activity related to transactions at a financial institution in the central Greenwich business district. Continue Reading →
The driver was charged with DUI, Unsafe Movement of Stopped Vehicle, and Operating Motor Vehicle without License. Continue Reading →
On July 25 Greenwich Police responded to a report of a physical altercation in central Greenwich between two people around 3:50am. Continue Reading →
Based on training and experience, Greenwich Police recognized a pattern consistent with tactics used by Chinese Organized Criminal Groups (COCGs) involved in identity theft and credit card fraud. Continue Reading →