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Police Searching For Shooter After Locating Shell Casings, Property Damage In Norwalk Police Searching For Shooter After Locating Shell Casings, Property Damage In Norwalk
Police Searching For Shooter After Locating Shell Casings, Property Damage In Norwalk Police are investigating after receiving reports of shots fired and the discovery of shell casings and property damage in Fairfield County. The incident took place in Norwalk during the evening hours of Sunday, July 16, in the 100 block of Suncrest Road. Officers responded to the area and located several shell casings and property damage, said Sgt. Sofia Gulino, of the Norwalk Police. No one was injured. Currently, the Detective. Bureau is searching for any witnesses to the incident that might lead them to the shooter or shooters. Anyone who witnessed the incident or has a…

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by Kathy Reakes
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Seen Him? Alert Issued For Man Wanted In Connection To Shooting In Fairfield County Seen Him? Alert Issued For Man Wanted In Connection To Shooting In Fairfield County
Seen Him? Alert Issued For Man Wanted In Connection To Shooting In Fairfield County Police are asking the public for information about a 25-year-old man wanted for firing shots at two people in Fairfield County, striking a home. Police reported that the incident happened on Sunday, Aug. 22, on Masarik Avenue in Stratford. The Stratford Police Department said Jeshawn Rogers, of Bridgeport, fired the shots at the two people, striking an occupied residence on Orange Street. Police obtained a warrant for Rogers' arrest and a warrant to search his apartment. On Tuesday, Sept. 7, police searched Rogers' apartment and seized a Glock 19 9mm with a high-capacity magazine, ammuni…

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by Nicole Valinote
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Shots Fired Investigation Underway In Port Chester Shots Fired Investigation Underway In Port Chester
Shots Fired Investigation Underway In Port Chester Police are investigating an incident of shots fired in a Westchester neighborhood. The incident took place during the afternoon hours on Thursday, May 13, on Traverse Avenue in Port Chester. During an investigation, numerous spent shell casings were recovered, but no one appeared to have been injured, said Port Chester Police Captain Charles Nielsen. Police believe there was a dispute and shots were fired, but no one has come forward to identify the shooter, Nielsen said. The department does not believe there is a threat to the community.  An investigation is ongoing. Anyone w…

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by Kathy Reakes