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Greenwich Police held their annual “Police Day” event on Saturday. In addition to displays about the Special Response Unit (a.k.a. SWAT), the Dive Team, and one of the town’s motorcycle units, there was also a bouncy castle, free ice cream, and hot dogs served by Sgt. Thorme and Officer Dan Paladino from the Community Impact Office. Continue Reading →
Activities will include a Bouncy Castle, Drone Demonstrations, K-9 Demo, Guided Tours of the Building, Free Food, Car Seat Installations…and more! Continue Reading →
“The most visible enforcement isn’t necessarily the most effective.” – Greenwich Police Chief Jim Heavey Continue Reading →
According to police the suspect attempted to leave a store without paying for merchandise. When confronted by a store employee, he allegedly pulled out a firearm and pointed it at the employee. The employee backed away and the suspect fled the area on foot. Continue Reading →
“Anatolian Shepherds are guardian dogs. While many people were enjoying a morning walk with their dogs through Bruce Park on Christmas morning, these two dogs were left to fend for themselves.” – Animal Control Officer Suzanne Ondreicka Continue Reading →
Keynote speaker Hon Lucian Niemeyer said today less than five percent of the American population today is associated with the military, and that it was important to reignite the desire for public service. Continue Reading →
Two people allegedly concealed merchandise in a booster bag by staging items, distracting employees, acting as lookouts, and using their bodies to obstruct their actions. Continue Reading →
“In Kordick’s case, we had a “smoking gun.” Through discovery, we obtained Fred Camillo’s texts which he unambiguously stated on the day after he learned Kordick’s identity: “He better pray that I do not win because I would be the police commissioner and he will be gone.” Actually, this case had several smoking guns, because we had a text where Camillo repeated this intention to “nail” Kordick even after he was elected First Selectman. Nevertheless, the Town chose to ignore this damning evidence, and chose to spend money and waste judicial resources defending the indefensible until after the trial commenced.” – Lewis Chimes Continue Reading →
“The Department of Corrections is responsible for Mr. Smith now and I urge people advocating on his behalf to address their concerns to the courts.” – Fred Camillo Continue Reading →
The Selectmen discussed ways to help panhandlers without giving them money directly. Father Carl McIntosh said there had been a confrontation between St Roch Church parishioners and panhandlers on the church steps. Continue Reading →