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Police: Pair Of 'Heroes' Save Drowning Man At Stamford Beach Police: Pair Of 'Heroes' Save Drowning Man At Stamford Beach
Police: Pair Of 'Heroes' Save Drowning Man At Stamford Beach Two men are being called "heroes" after saving a drowning man at a Fairfield County beach. Carlos Manuel Escobar Bonilla and Luis Montano are credited with saving a man’s life at Cummings Beach in Stamford around 11 p.m., Monday, July 3, said the Stamford Police. According to police, Bonilla saw the unidentified man in the water was having trouble, so his friend Montano quickly took off his clothes and dove into the water to save the man.  Montano was able to grab the drowning victim, who was now underwater about 20 yards out in the Long Island Sound.  He pulled the victim to th…

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by Kathy Reakes
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Man Accused Of Pushing Woman From Car, Throwing Dog In Fairfield County Man Accused Of Pushing Woman From Car, Throwing Dog In Fairfield County
Man Accused Of Pushing Woman From Car, Throwing Dog In Fairfield County A domestic argument led a Westchester man to throw a woman and a dog from a vehicle while two children were in the car in Fairfield County. The incident took place in Cummings Beach in Stamford around 10:50 p.m. on Saturday, July 9. Stamford Police received a call from an open 911 line, as they heard a male and female fighting, and screaming for help, said Capt. Diedrich Hohn, of the Stamford Police. Officers rushed to the scene and discovered a woman walking with an injured animal. She told officers that her ex-boyfriend pushed her out of a car, and then threw the dog out the window. Thi…

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by Kathy Reakes
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Missing Roofer Located 'Safe And Sound,' Police Say Missing Roofer Located 'Safe And Sound,' Police Say
Missing Roofer Located 'Safe And Sound,' Police Say A Stamford man who had been missing for days after leaving a Shippan bar has been located. The Stamford Police Department said Tuesday, Aug. 13, that Mariusz “Marco” Gibas, 37, "had been found safe and sound." Gibas had been missing since Wednesday, Aug. 7, as he was leaving Fiddler's Green on Shippan Avenue and walking toward Cummings Beach, said the Stamford Police Department. Share this story by clicking on the Facebook icon below. Check back to Daily Voice for updates.

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by Kathy Reakes