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Greenwich Man Starts Fire At Starbucks, Fights Officers, Police Say
A man was arrested after allegedly starting a fire at a Starbucks in Fairfield County and then fighting with police.
Joseph Graff, age 26, was arrested on Friday, Dec. 10, after police responded to the coffee shop in Greenwich.
Once police arrived on the scene, they found that Graff had started a fire on the side of the building on Greenwich Avenue and began resisting arrest by running into the highway, blocking traffic, said Lt. Martin O'Reilly of the Greenwich Police.
Graff, of Greenwich, also threw a hot beverage at an officer and punched several with "a closed fit," O'Reilly…
Two Teens Nabbed For Loading Duffel Bags With Stolen Items At Greenwich CVS
Two men from New York City were arrested in Fairfield County after they were allegedly seen carrying two duffel bags filled with stolen merchandise from a CVS store.
The two men, Isaiah Jordan Graham, 18, and Ahmed Diamasy Sawadogo, 18, were arrested on Wednesday, Jan. 6, after they were nabbed by Greenwich Police, said Captain Mark E. Zuccerella.
The men were busted after a Greenwich police officer working a side job in the area saw the two men entered the CVS store on Greenwich Avenue, with empty duffle bags, Zuccerella said.
A few minutes later, he saw the men leave the store and the ba…
Man Accused Of Breaking Into Greenwich Business, Stealing Items
A 49-year-old local man was arrested on a warrant for allegedly breaking into a Greenwich business and stealing items.
Kevin Joyce, of Greenwich, turned himself in at police headquarters on Tuesday, Nov. 12, on charges of burglary, larceny and criminal mischief, said Lt. John Slusarz.
According to police, Joyce allegedly broke into a food-service business by breaking a door around 2 a.m., on Sept. 26, on Greenwich Avenue, Slusarz said.
The items he stole totaled around $60.
Joyce was being held on $25,000, which he could not post.
Stop Of Swerving BMW Leads To Multiple Charges For Stamford Woman In Greenwich, Police Say
A Stamford driver stopped for swerving her BMW in Greenwich now faces numerous charges, according to Greenwich Police.
A Greenwich police officer reportedly observed the black BMW swerve abruptly while heading south on Greenwich Avenue near Havemeyer Place on Friday, Aug. 16, at 10:27 p.m., police said.
A computer check of the car's registration plates reportedly revealed they did not match the car, according to the Greenwich Police Department.
The officer stopped the driver, Lucia Paz-Serrano, 40, of Stamford, who reportedly sid did not have a valid license, and had suspended driving priv…
Here's When Hundreds Of Shoppers Will Be Flocking To Greenwich Sidewalk Sale Days
Hundreds of shoppers will hit Greenwich Avenue and nearby downtown streets for the annual four-day Sidewalk Sale Days.
Billed as the largest sidewalk sales event in Connecticut, according to the event's organizer, Greenwich Chamber of Commerce, come ready to find bargains galore among 120 retailers, restaurants and businesses.
The Sale Days and hours are Thursday, July 11, Friday, July 11 and Saturday, July 12 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Sunday, July 14 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Expect savings and values on clothing, jewelry, accessories, and gifts.
“We want everyone to come to downtown …
Three Charged In Alleged Greenwich Bank-Fraud Attempt
Three men were arrested after allegedly attempting to take money out of a bank account using false identification.
The three men, Jason Howard, 39; Daquan Davis, 24, both of New York City, and Sherman Alston, 23, of Clifton, New Jersey, were arrested Saturday, June 1, following an investigation into an alleged bank-fraud attempt at a branch bank on Greenwich Avenue, said the Greenwich Police.
According to police, the three men allegedly conspired to obtain money from another person's account, produced a fake driver's license, and attempted to withdraw money by impersonating the a…
Wrong-Way Driver, 31, Was Driving Without License In Greenwich, Police Say
A Greenwich man was arrested after police nabbed him driving the wrong way down a street Sunday afternoon.
Mark Traisman, 31, was pulled over around 1:10 p.m. on Greenwich Avenue by Greenwich police officers. Once stopped he handed the officer police a driver’s license with another person’s name, according to the arrest report,
It was later revealed he did not have a valid license, according to the arrest report.
Traisman was charged with driving without a license, criminal impersonation, forgery, and interfering with a police investigation.
He was also given a ticket for driving the w…
