Investigators intercepted a cash delivery after fraudsters posed as relatives and legal officials, according to authorities.
The suspect, a Stratford resident, was captured in Virginia, where authorities said he was clocked driving 144 mph.
Fairfield police said the suspect allegedly made a fraudulent purchase using someone else's debit card.
The arrests followed an investigation into residential burglaries in the Greenfield Hill section, according to authorities.
The resident was tricked into believing her son had been arrested and needed bail money, according to authorities.
"Scammers often create a sense of fear and urgency to pressure victims into acting before they have time to question the situation."
The suspect worked as a financial administrator at the religious institution, according to authorities.
The victim did not know the device had been placed in the vehicle, according to authorities.
The former student's attorney says the then-teenager was sexually abused by a former teacher more than 200 times between 2001 and 2005.
Fairfield police charged the suspect, a New Haven man, after a vehicle linked to a reported larceny failed to stop for officers.
The damage totaled about $1,200, according to staff.
The suspect, a Trumbull resident, was contracted to do exterior siding and window renovations, according to authorities.
Bridgeport resident Elvin Hernandez, 60, was struck and killed on I-95 in Fairfield while he was doing road maintenance work for CTDOT.
The department made the announcement Thursday night.
Two suspects have been arrested by Racine, WI police.
The suspects face charges following an incident that left a local officer hospitalized with multiple lacerations.
Officers arrested two Bridgeport men during a traffic stop.
The incident, which had been erroneously characterized on social media as a stabbing, occurred over the weekend, according to authorities.
The incident was reported Monday afternoon, according to authorities.
New Haven man, captured in Alabama, was returned to Connecticut this week to face robbery, larceny, restraint and risk of injury charges.
The incident occurred Friday morning on Putting Green Road, according to authorities.
The alleged incident earlier this month led to the suspect's arrest, according to authorities.
Raymond Neuberger was accused of sending threatening texts to Fairfield police last year.
In two of the incidents, a man was accused of creating a disturbance by "drinking holy water and talking loudly to himself."
Officers also found a knife in the suspect's possession following a traffic stop, according to authorities.
Authorities say CyberTips led Fairfield detectives to identify the suspect.
The man walked away from the damaged vehicle while it was in the middle of road, according to authorities.
K9 Penny successfully tracked down someone for a nearby police department.
Staffers at the facility reported the alleged incident over the weekend, according to authorities.
The defendant was accused of robbing a Shell gas station, according to authorities.
The crash occurred in the Massachusetts town in late-June, according to authorities.
The two separate incidents are alleged to have occurred last month, according to authorities.
Fairfield police reported two vehicle thefts over the weekend.
Federal prosecutors allege the suspects stole hundreds of thousands of dollars from cash machines in Fairfield and around the state.
In both cases, the suspects were arrested on the same day, according to authorities.
The incident was reported Friday night, according to authorities.
The incident occurred Thursday afternoon near the Southport Train Station.
The Southport Train Station was temporarily closed Thursday afternoon for the investigation, but has since reopened. Update.
The Queens, NY man had been missing since June 13.
The suspect, a Trumbull resident, is accused of making "hundreds of unauthorized refund transactions," according to authorities.