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Duo Accused Of Stealing 1,000 Gallons Of Cooking Oil In Connecticut Duo Accused Of Stealing 1,000 Gallons Of Cooking Oil In Connecticut Duo Accused Of Stealing 1,000 Gallons Of Cooking Oil In Connecticut
Duo Accused Of Stealing 1,000 Gallons Of Cooking Oil In Connecticut Two New York men are facing charges after authorities said they stole more than 1,000 gallons of cooking oil in Connecticut and then led police on a pursuit. The owner of Pizza Palace Restaurant in Middlesex County called police at about 9:40 a.m. on Thursday, June 9, to report that he had interrupted the theft of cooking oil at his restaurant, according to the Old Saybrook Police Department. The restaurant is located at 1283 Boston Post Road in Old Saybrook. He gave a description of the Home Depot "Rent Me" box truck that had fled the scene, police said.  He also directed polic…
K-9 Helps Catch Suspect In Post Road Restaurant Burglaries, Police Say K-9 Helps Catch Suspect In Post Road Restaurant Burglaries, Police Say K-9 Helps Catch Suspect In Post Road Restaurant Burglaries, Police Say
K-9 Helps Catch Suspect In Post Road Restaurant Burglaries, Police Say A K-9 officer was used to find a suspect hiding under a van after he was observed attempting to break in to a pair of popular Post Road restaurants, police said. It happened just before 3 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 12 at Luigi’s Restaurant at 170 Post Road in Fairfield.  The first responding officer saw a man wearing a striped shirt running from the back of the building, according to Fairfield Police. The suspect jumped a fence into an adjacent lot and ran behind the stores in the shopping center.  Several patrols set up a perimeter around Longview Avenue and Post Road. A K-9 tr…
Authorities: Armed Ex-Con Seized In Fairview Pizzeria Authorities: Armed Ex-Con Seized In Fairview Pizzeria Authorities: Armed Ex-Con Seized In Fairview Pizzeria
Authorities: Armed Ex-Con Seized In Fairview Pizzeria FAIRVIEW, N.J. -- Fairview police nabbed an ex-con who they said was carrying a handgun in a local pizzeria. Officers George Alexiou and Geremia DeMartino, responding to an anonymous tip at Luigi's Restaurant early Sunday evening, found Josue "Sway" Correa, 30, with a bulge in his waistband and part of the gun sticking out from under his sweatshirt, Police Chief Martin Kahn said. They immediately seized him and the gun, Kahn said. The silver-topped, black plastic-handled Glock-design handgun had a defaced serial number and was loaded with starter-pistol ammo, he said. Correa, wh…