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South Salem's Farmer's Grind Coffee Shop Broken Into: Owners South Salem's Farmer's Grind Coffee Shop Broken Into: Owners
South Salem's Farmer's Grind Coffee Shop Broken Into: Owners Authorities are searching for those responsible for breaking into a Northern Westchester coffee shop and damaging property.  The break-in happened on Thursday, April 4 at around 11 p.m., when a window was smashed at The Farmer's Grind and Copia in South Salem at 475 Smith Ridge Rd.  According to the owners, whoever broke into the building damaged personal property. The incident prompted a strong reaction from the owners on social media, where they shared photos of the damage. "We post this as a message that this is NOT okay," the owners wrote, adding, "Small town local shops shou…

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by Ben Crnic
Police & Fire
Fairfield County Man Accused Of Injuring Victim After Stealing Vehicle Fairfield County Man Accused Of Injuring Victim After Stealing Vehicle
Fairfield County Man Accused Of Injuring Victim After Stealing Vehicle A 28-year-old Fairfield County man is accused of stealing a work vehicle from his employer and pushing a victim from the stolen vehicle, causing injuries. Darien Police officers responded to the Norwalk Police Department to take custody of Dustin Wymms, of Norwalk, at 7:20 p.m. on Saturday, July 9, according to the Darien Police Department. He was wanted in an incident that happened on Thursday, May 5, where Wymms' employer said Wymms broke into his business and stole one of his work vehicles, police said.  The complainant said Wymms told him the evening before that he took a wor…

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by Nicole Valinote
Police & Fire
New Canaan Woman Turns Herself In On Animal Cruelty Charges After Dead Dogs Found In Fairfield New Canaan Woman Turns Herself In On Animal Cruelty Charges After Dead Dogs Found In Fairfield
New Canaan Woman Turns Herself In On Animal Cruelty Charges After Dead Dogs Found In Fairfield A 31-year-old New Canaan woman who was president of an animal rescue group and is facing animal cruelty charges after police discovered numerous dog remains inside of crates has turned herself in to police. The Fairfield Police Department received a complaint of animal cruelty and responded to 37 Prince Street on Wednesday, Nov. 14. Officers discovered several carcasses that were believed to be canine remains. The Fairfield Police Detective Bureau completed an arrest warrant affidavit for the crimes of animal cruelty (five counts) and first-degree criminal damage to landlord’s property…

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by Valerie Musson