Stratford Residents Asking Police To Protect Them From Neighbor

STRATFORD, Conn. -- Lordship residents are asking police for protection after a neighbor, accused of firing shots and holding his dog hostage, was released from jail on Wednesday, Nov. 11, according to the ctpost.com.

Lordship residents are asking police for protection after a neighbor, accused of firing shots and holding his dog hostage, was released from jail.
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K Reakes

11/12/2015 5:30 p.m.

The neighbor, Richard Watt, 59, of York Street, was charged with assault on a public safety officer, threatening, breach of peace, interfering with police and illegally cultivating marijuana, said the ctpost.com.

After Watt posted $100,000 bond and went back home, residents wrote a letter to Police Chief Patrick Ridenhour, saying they are worried for their safety, reported the ctpost.com.

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