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Investigation revealed that the vehicle sustained damage as a result of the rock being thrown, and several other rocks were located within the man’s moped. Continue Reading →
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Investigation revealed that the vehicle sustained damage as a result of the rock being thrown, and several other rocks were located within the man’s moped. Continue Reading →
Police say the suspects had entered a living complex that was heavily populated civilians and operated the motorized scooters in a manner that endangered the safety of everyone they passed in the complex. Also, that one of the suspects eventually fell off the scooter after driving it directly at one of the officers. Continue Reading →
Bond for each suspect was set at $50,000.Each was able to post the required 7% and was released. Continue Reading →
A former Stamford man lead a money laundering conspiracy that was related to the large-scale trafficking of marijuana. Continue Reading →
“I can still remember hearing women and young girls calling for help and I couldn’t reach them. That’s the hardest to live with.They tell me I pulled out a lot of people. I don’t know how many.” – Don Migliardi Continue Reading →
The suspect was released on a promise to appear in Stamford Superior Court. Continue Reading →
A post on the Greenwich Fire Dept Facebook page by Rick DeGroot in 2022, said, “While many jurisdictions have passed tough fire code regulations requiring fire protection features like automatic fire sprinklers, emergency lighting systems, and strict requirements for adequate exits, many localities have failed to heed the lessons of the past.” Continue Reading →
Back on April 9, Greenwich Police responded a report of a large group of juveniles and young adults who had gathered in Byram Park after hours. Kayleigh Cajas was arrested by warrant this week and charged with Breach of Peace 2. Continue Reading →
“All 3 personnel on Engine 1 were transported to Stamford hospital for treatment with non life threatening injuries,” Greenwich Fire Dept said in a post on Facebook. Continue Reading →
Fertilizer, peet, pesticides, ammonia, PFAS, and other toxins were involved in the fire and resulting smoke. Continue Reading →