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Biden Adds Second Stop In Connecticut Visit After Event In Hartford Biden Adds Second Stop In Connecticut Visit After Event In Hartford
Biden Adds Second Stop In Connecticut Visit After Event In Hartford Drivers are being advised to expect road closures and a heightened police presence during a visit to Greenwich by President Joe Biden. The President will be in Greenwich for a private event on Friday, June 16, said Greenwich Police Deputy Chief Mark Zuccerella. Specific details on the President's movements through Town have not been released, Zuccerella said. Earlier report: New Update: Here's Where President Biden Is Heading During Hartford Visit "The Greenwich Police Department recognizes that sudden and unexpected road closures can cause inconvenience and delay travel," Zuccerella…

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by Kathy Reakes
Police & Fire
New Update: 67-Year-Old Robbed At CT ATM At Knifepoint, Police Say New Update: 67-Year-Old Robbed At CT ATM At Knifepoint, Police Say
New Update: 67-Year-Old Robbed At CT ATM At Knifepoint, Police Say Police are searching for a suspect after a 67-year-old man was robbed at knifepoint at an ATM in Fairfield County. The incident occurred around 9:30 p.m., Sunday, at the Wells Fargo Bank located at 127 West Putnam Ave., in Greenwich. Greenwich Police Capt. Mark Zuccerella said that a 67-year-old was using the ATM machine. When he completed his transaction and was attempting to leave the bank's front doors, he was pushed back into the lobby area by a knife-wielding man who demanded the man withdraw additional cash. When the man was unable to withdraw any more money, the man was robbed of th…

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by Kathy Reakes
News
Duo Nabbed With 2 Kilos Of Fentanyl In CT, Police Say Duo Nabbed With 2 Kilos Of Fentanyl In CT, Police Say
Duo Nabbed With 2 Kilos Of Fentanyl In CT, Police Say Two men were nabbed with more than two kilos of fentanyl after police in Fairfield County received word of a buy going down in the area. The incident took place in Greenwich on Thursday, Jan. 5, in the area of Exit 5 off I-95. The Greenwich Police Department Narcotics Section received information that two men may be traveling to Greenwich from Massachusetts to sell approximately two kilograms of fentanyl, said Capt. Mark Zuccerella of the Greenwich Police. Detectives set up surveillance and located the suspect's vehicle. The detective's surveillance of the vehicle and the two men with…

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by Kathy Reakes
Police & Fire
Vehicle Stolen With Child Inside In CT Recovered By Police Vehicle Stolen With Child Inside In CT Recovered By Police
Vehicle Stolen With Child Inside In CT Recovered By Police A stolen BMW with a child inside in Fairfield County was quickly recovered by police. The incident took place Thursday, March 24, in Greenwich at 1340 E Putnam Ave. The stolen car had a child under 13 years of age inside, said Captain Mark Zuccerella, of the Greenwich Police said.  Several police units flooded the area and located the BMW in front of the Hyatt Hotel at 1700 East Putnam Ave., Zuccerella said. "The child was inside the vehicle when located and not harmed and reunited with the parent," he said. The thief was described as being a Black man wearing a green jacket, Zuccer…

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by Kathy Reakes
Police & Fire
Extra Officers At CT HS After 'Disturbing Message' Found, Police Say Extra Officers At CT HS After 'Disturbing Message' Found, Police Say
Extra Officers At CT HS After 'Disturbing Message' Found, Police Say Extra officers have been assigned to a Fairfield County high school after a "disturbing message" was discovered. The message was discovered on the wall of the girl's bathroom at Greenwich High School around 9:30 a.m., Thursday, Dec. 9. According to Captain Mark Zuccerella, of the Greenwich Police, two patrol officers have been assigned to assist the School Resource Officers with assessing the situation. "At the moment, it has been determined there is no imminent threat," Zuccerella said.  The school has not been put on lockdown. This is a developing story. Check back to Daily Voice …

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by Kathy Reakes