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Man Masturbates In Shopping Plaza At Least Twice, Newtown Police Say Man Masturbates In Shopping Plaza At Least Twice, Newtown Police Say
Man Masturbates In Shopping Plaza At Least Twice, Newtown Police Say A Bethel man has been arrested for allegedly masturbating with his penis exposed while sitting in his vehicle in a shopping plaza, not once, but at least twice, Newtown Police said. Newtown received the reported of the masturbating man last week while in his vehicle at the Sand Hill Shopping Plaza, said Newtown Police Lt. Aaron Bahamonde. Police began an investigation and conducted surveillance in the plaza parking lot using a female officer as a decoy.  On Tuesday, July 30, around noon, Adrian Sime, 27, was observed by police masturbating with his penis exposed, in the front driver’s…

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by Kathy Reakes
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Teen Stolen Car Suspect Nabbed While Appearing In Court On Unrelated Charge Teen Stolen Car Suspect Nabbed While Appearing In Court On Unrelated Charge
Teen Stolen Car Suspect Nabbed While Appearing In Court On Unrelated Charge Police nabbed a stolen car suspect on an active warrant while he was appearing in court on an unrelated charge. Bryan Gomez, 18, of Newtown, was spotted Newtown Police at Danbury Court on Thursday where he was appearing in court for an unrelated charge and placed him under arrest for an active arrest warrant, said the Newtown Police. The warrant stemmed from an incident in October where a stolen Volkswagen Jetta was abandoned on Bancroft Road near the intersection with Pole Bridge Road after getting into a collision on the highway, police said. The incident triggered a “Code Red” alert and…

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by Kathy Reakes
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Tinted Windows Stop In Westport Leads To Arrest Of Two For Active Warrants Tinted Windows Stop In Westport Leads To Arrest Of Two For Active Warrants
Tinted Windows Stop In Westport Leads To Arrest Of Two For Active Warrants A pair of 22-year-olds from Bridgeport with active arrest warrants were taken into police custody after being stopped driving a car with deeply tinted windows and an expired registration in Westport. Officers from the Westport Police Department on patrol at approximately 1 a.m. on Feb. 17 after spotting the car speeding on Post Road East with the illegal window tint and registration. During the subsequent traffic stop, it was determined that one passenger, Jeffrey Garcia had an outstanding warrant from the Fairfield Police Department, while another passenger, Frankie Figueroa had warrants f…

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by Zak Failla