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Former Greenwich Police Captain Mark Kordick claims there was retaliation against him for exercising his constitutionally protected right to engage in off-duty political speech. Continue Reading →
Admission is free to spectators and will include classic, antique, custom, and exotic cars, motorcycles, and vintage fire trucks. Continue Reading →
Seeing and hearing the aftermath of a crash with fatalities was powerful. Even though it was “fake” the simulation was realistic enough that some students grew emotional. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich YMCA and Greenwich Police and the First Selectman’s Youth Commission are hosting an event open to local elementary school children on March 11 and 12 at the YMCA. Pick a session and register your child using the registration link provided. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Police Department announced the recent death of retired Greenwich Police Detective David Hughes. He was 84 years old. Detective Hughes started his 24 year career with the Greenwich Police Department on August 1, 1960 and retired on August 1, 1984. Detective Hughes was born on June 22, 1938 and raised in New Rochelle New York. Prior to becoming a Greenwich Police Officer, he served in the U.S. Coast Guard from 1958 until 1960. Continue Reading →
GPD received information that two subjects may be traveling to Greenwich from Massachusetts to sell approximately two kilograms of fentanyl. The purported meeting place was going to be in the area of Exit 5 off Interstate 95. Continue Reading →
A well attended 5:30am event to honor a marathon runner who was abducted and killed while training last month focused on increasing safety. Greenwich Police Traffic Technician Roger Drenth shared some great tips. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Police and several community groups are partnering to host a teen night in the Arch Street Teen center on July 8. Continue Reading →
Joseph Heffner appeared at Greenwich Police Headquarters Thursday after he learned of the active warrant. Continue Reading →
The event is free and open to the public. All families and citizens of Greenwich are welcome and encouraged to attend. Continue Reading →