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Peter Wheeler Jr., a Fairfield resident, is a former paraprofessional at Jennings Elementary School.
The two were arrested after crashing in the wrong direction on the Merritt Parkway, police said.
The incident occurred Tuesday morning on Sasco Hill Terrace, according to authorities.
Police say the social media post was about students planning to meet for a fight at SeptemberFest. A middle-school-aged student was charged.
Three people have been arrested by Fairfield police as a result of the seizures.
One officer was injured when she was dragged by the getaway vehicle one of the suspects was driving.
The popular market, at 1580 Post Road in Fairfield, hopes to reopen by the end of the week.
The environmental consultant, hired by the town to help cleanup the toxic fill pile, rejected a plea deal in July.
The blaze was reported Sunday near the intersection of Sherwood Place and Pease Avenue in the Southport.
Joseph Gaudett, Jr. previously ran Stamford's Emergency Communications Center, and also served as Bridgeport's police chief from 2010-2016.
The defendant was involved in an elaborate bribe and kickback scheme, according to authorities.
The suspect is accused of fraudulently cashing a check, according to authorities.
The victim's submerged vehicle had been found Thursday in the river, directly behind Aspetuck Falls in Fairfield.
Peter Wheeler was a paraprofessional at Jennings Elementary School in Fairfield for more than two years.
The victim had gone missing while swimming in the water near Lighthouse Point and Penfield Reef on Saturday, according to authorities.
The 30-year-old woman's last known address was in Fairfield, authorities said.
Fairfield police responded to the area after a caller reported two men struggling in the water near Lighthouse Point and Penfield Reef.
Crews responded to a dumpster fire Tuesday morning in Fairfield, according to officials.
Corey Iodice was killed when an intoxicated Dean Robert, of Weston, struck him in a crash on the Merritt Parkway in Trumbull in 2020.
No students were onboard at the time, according to Schools Superintendent Michael Testani.
The injured hiker had to spend the night on 19 Mile Brook Trail before being carried to safety, according to New Hampshire Fish & Game.
Jomana Ali was last seen on July 2 leaving her home in the Elm Street area in Fairfield, according to police.
Jomana Ali was last seen on July 2 near Elm Street in Fairfield, according to police.
Robert Grabarek reportedly rejected a plea deal this week that would have sent him to prison for up to four years.
The device, which can steal financial information, was found at a Mobil station on Stratfield Road, according to Fairfield police.
The shooting occurred Sunday night on Fiske Street, according to authorities.
Photos showed a car submerged nearly to its roof and a person stranded atop their vehicle in the high water.
The man pleaded guilty this week to robbing three banks in Connecticut over 15 days in October 2020, prosecutors said.
Heidi Lueders was convicted of first-degree criminal property damage after the remains of five dead dogs were discovered in her rental home.
Those rescued included one child, according to Fairfield fire officials.
Corey Iodice was killed when an intoxicated driver struck him on the Merritt Parkway in Trumbull in 2020.
The suspect, a Bridgeport resident, had a firearm on him at the time of the arrest.
The former Fairfield DPW superintendent, who is serving prison time in the fill pile case, was also convicted of another crime last year.
The New York City man was seen acting erratically at Hemlock Hardware on the Post Road on Tuesday night.
Seven people were charged in connection with the illegal dumping and corruption case, which will cost the town millions to clean up.
Robert Grabarek faces multiple charges in connection with the fill pile environmental scandal.
The incident occurred Sunday night, according to Fairfield police.
No injuries were reported in the Saturday evening fire.
The move is part of a national campaign to raise awareness of the dangers of distracted driving.