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Residents should be prepared for prolonged periods of rain, strong winds, coastal flooding, downed trees and power lines, and additional power outages throughout the weekend. Continue Reading →
Stolen personal and financial information and stolen or counterfeit identity cards from multiple identity theft victims was used to apply for loans to purchase or lease at least 6 luxury vehicles with a total value of more than $650,000 from a car dealership in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
Due to the size and construction of the structure and the potential for the incident to develop into a larger and more complex fire, additional resources were immediately requested. Rye firefighters quickly stretched a hose line and placed water on the fire, bringing it under control within approximately 15 minutes of arrival. Continue Reading →
After occupants of one car fled on foot, officers established a perimeter and conducted a search of the surrounding area, with assistance from the Greenwich Police Department’s drone and K-9 Unit. Continue Reading →
On Monday the Greenwich Police Dept’s Community Impact Section, in partnership with the Greenwich Together Prevention Council, conducted unannounced compliance inspections at establishments throughout Greenwich that sell tobacco, electronic cigarette, and alcoholic products. Continue Reading →
Approximately 30 firefighters responded to the scene. The quick and coordinated work of the crews helped prevent additional damage to the school, although one classroom did sustain significant damage. Continue Reading →
Neighbors in the area heard the collision and followed the car to 10 St. Roch Ave where they got the driver’s attention by honking the horn. Continue Reading →
When police arrived arrived on scene they were met by the suspect who had crashed his vehicle into a wall while his juvenile daughter was in the backseat. Continue Reading →
On Tuesday night, a physical altercation took place involving approximately eight to ten individuals on the MTA-owned commuter parking level of the Waterfront Place parking garage. Continue Reading →
“There is a firestorm in Connecticut and around the country regarding surveillance cameras, particularly where big brother collides with public safety. However imperfect, there are laws, regulations and ordinances in place to guard against excesses in the invasion of personal liberties. – David Slossberg, managing partner of Hurwitz Sagarin & Slossberg Continue Reading →