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Police said the suspect was using an older model iPhone to purchase high value electronic merchandise at a local business. On scene investigation resulted in a search of the arrestee’s vehicle which revealed nine older model iPhones, 17 FedEx shipping receipts, and six new iPhone 18 Pros. Continue Reading →
Greenwich police are warning residents about LifeLock alerts claiming property purchases were made in their names and urging them to verify transactions with the town clerk at Greenwich Town Hall. They also advise residents to confirm any reported property transactions through the Greenwich Town Clerk’s Office. Do not click unfamiliar links or provide personal or financial information in response to unexpected notifications. Continue Reading →
Police said the altercation escalated into striking the victim in the face while a juvenile was a witness. The suspect allegedly interfered with the female as she tried to place a call to police for help, taking her phone and hanging it up. Continue Reading →
Police said a man with a suspended NY license was sleeping in an unregistered vehicle with the wrong plates. When police said it would be towed, the suspect tried to move it, but then got out and left it in neutral, at which point it rolled backward, almost running him over. Continue Reading →
In 1896, the Town of Greenwich appointed paid watchmen to patrol stores along Greenwich Avenue, establishing the foundation of organized law enforcement in our community. Continue Reading →
The case, which stems back to April 28, 2026 was investigated by the Greenwich Police ORCA unit involving the execution of wire fraud and the purchase of multiple money orders across post offices in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
Preliminary investigation revealed a brown Toyota Tundra pickup truck collided with the motorcycle just before the exit ramp leading to the northbound Darien Rest Area and evaded the scene. Continue Reading →
The suspect allegedly urinated in public view during more than one incident, including at Whole Foods. Continue Reading →
Year to date, Officers Livingston and DeLuca have made a combined 117 arrests. Continue Reading →
Collazo said last year the Harmony Project served 602 victims of domestic and sexual violence, and responded to 3,078 calls to their 24/7 hotline – (203) 622-0003 – where a counselor will answer and help with crisis intervention, counseling and even emergency shelter and legal guidance as necessary. Continue Reading →