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Greenwich Police Looking For Walkers, Joggers Who May Have Been 'Inappropriately' Touched Greenwich Police Looking For Walkers, Joggers Who May Have Been 'Inappropriately' Touched
Greenwich Police Looking For Walkers, Joggers Who May Have Been 'Inappropriately' Touched A Fairfield County police agency is asking residents if they have been harassed or "inappropriately" touched while walking or jogging. The Greenwich Police Department is looking for information from residents over the past year who may have been approached, said Lt. Patrick Smyth of the Greenwich Police. Smyth said there were no current cases of this happening, but did not provide additional information.  If you have been approached or touched, please contact the department's tip line at 203-622-3333 or email- TIPS@greenwichct.org, for a callback.  This is a developing stor…

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by Kathy Reakes
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Anti-LGBTQ Signs Posted At Greenwich Town Hall After Pride Celebration Anti-LGBTQ Signs Posted At Greenwich Town Hall After Pride Celebration
Anti-lgbtq Signs Posted At Greenwich Town Hall After Pride Celebration Police are investigating after signs with the words "groomers" were placed under a Pride flag at a Fairfield County Town Hall, just hours after a celebration. The incident took place in Greenwich on Monday, June 5 after 8 a.m., following a Pride celebration at Town Hall by local government officials and dignitaries on Sunday, June 4. A Greenwich Police Department detective assigned to the Community Impact Section is investigating the incident, said Lt. Patrick Smyth, of the Greenwich Police. Smyth said the signs were placed after the event, most likely sometime during the overnig…

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by Kathy Reakes