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Update: Greenwich Police reported Catherine Hogan was safely located. Catherine Hogan, 90, of Greenwich was reported missing on Thursday by family members after she did not return from shopping. She has white hair and was last seen operating a Red Toyota Camry with CT registration 954-DRA. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Police responded to Queens County Courthouse in Kew Gardens to take custody of a woman wanted in Greenwich on warrants for Larceny 3, Receipt from Illegal Use of Credit Card, Identity Theft 2, and Criminal Impersonation. Continue Reading →
Christian Barr was reported missing by his family members on June 27. Continue Reading →
“Far too often, individuals have a knee-jerk reaction, often fear-fueled, to the mere presence of wildlife and respond irrationally, using ineffective, lethal methods—including the use of leg-hold and body-crushing traps. These cruel methods are not effective in the long term, and simply creating a cycle of killing and needless suffering.” Annie Hornish, CT Senior State Director, State Affairs for Human Society of the US Continue Reading →
A man bought a “body trap” online and set it up without a license to catch a groundhog. Unfortunately he caught his neighbor’s cat, who died of its injuries. Continue Reading →
“If you find you’re in receipt of it, leave it off to the side, and let us collect it to get whatever trace evidence we can get from it.” – Lt. John Slusarz Continue Reading →
Greenwich Police alert the public to beware of counterfeit money. Can you spot counterfeit US currency? Continue Reading →
Most of the event was in the garage due to the weather. There was a bouncy castle for children and several vehicles including a special response unit and a crime scene/forensics unit. Continue Reading →
Last fall a man was charged Criminal Mischief 3 and Criminal Trespass 1 after officers determined that he had been legally evicted and refused to leave. Continue Reading →
The three juveniles arrested were 15, 16, and 17 years old. They were involved in a July 2017 weekend spree of stolen cars and joy rides, resulting in 8 residents waking up to find their cars gone, and two high speed chases that endangered residents and police. Continue Reading →