A Greenwich man was arrested after a brief pursuit in which he drove on I-95 at high speeds with a missing tire, CT State Police said.
A fire broke out at an apartment in town early Thursday morning, according to the Greenwich Fire Department.
Police said they seized a "glock-like" pistol and two empty 10-round magazines.
Police said they arrested a 26-year-old man in connection with an armed robbery that occurred Tuesday morning in Riverside.
Police said they discovered the stolen vehicle after responding to a report of "four hooded subjects looking into cars" early Wednesday.
President Donald Trump issued pardons to more than 1,500 people charged in connection with Jan. 6, 2021, including 11 CT residents.
A promotional swearing-in ceremony was held last week at the Greenwich High School Performing Arts Center.
A 23-year-old man was charged in connection with the scam following an undercover sting operation by police, according to an arrest warrant.
Residents should not respond to text messages for unpaid parking invoices, police said.
The theft occurred after a man put fuel into his car and went into the gas station convenience store, police said.
Four people were arrested in Westchester County in connection with the theft, police said. The 2025 model of the vehicle starts at $84,300.
John Bambino worked as a Greenwich police officer for over 21 years.
Firefighters responded to a porch fire in central Greenwich Wednesday morning.
With the holiday season here, police are reminding residents about gift card scams.
The Greenwich 911 dispatch center received a call Sunday morning about a roof on fire at a home in town.
The plane crashed after the pilot reported engine issues, according to an FAA spokesperson.
Officers will be stationed at high-traffic locations within town. Motorists are being advised to expect brief stops, according to police.
Public safety dispatchers are "a critical link in the 911 emergency process," the Greenwich Police Department said.
The crash occurred as Engine 8 was responding to a call "in the wintery weather" early Thursday morning, the fire department said.
On Twitter, U.S. Rep Jim Himes said "there is no place for political violence,", and he hopes the holidays go on with "peace and civility."
The Greenwich police K9 unit was called to assist the Connecticut State Police in the area of Exit 33 on the Merritt Parkway on Nov. 22.
Police said they are investigating an assault that occurred between two elementary-aged children at a local party in Greenwich on Nov. 15.
Police said they believe the woman "may be connected with burglaries that have occurred recently in Greenwich."
The town is urging residents to exercise "extreme caution."
Two men stole a car from a Greenwich shopping center in May, according to police.
The police cruiser caught fire Wednesday morning during a medical call in town, the Greenwich Police Department said.
The woman suffered injuries to her head and leg, according to police.
There have been 11 residential burglaries in Greenwich since Sept. 1, according to police.
Officials say a Stamford man and Greenwich investment group operator stole $3.5 million in investor funds.
Greenwich firefighters responded to a large brush fire on Friday afternoon, according to police.
A man has been found guilty of creating fake student accounts with stolen cards at UConn.
Police said two people used "booster bags" to steal $4,000 worth of merchandise from a Greenwich retailer.
The area was closed for most of Wednesday following a crash involving a utility pole and downed wires, police said.
Prosecutors said a man spoke online with an undercover detective posing as a teenage girl, then he came to Greenwich for sex in May 2022.
Three people were taken to the hospital, police said.
The officers were slated to begin their academy training at the CT Police Academy in Meriden this week.
Two suspects, who police called "repeat offenders," were arrested on Sept. 26.
Greenwich plainclothes officers on Wednesday noticed "suspicious activity" within a retail store, police said.
"The incident is alleged to have happened off school grounds and outside of school hours," the Greenwich Police Department said Friday.
Prosecutors said a Greenwich investment advisor defrauded clients out of $2.7 million through a "cherry-picking" securities scheme.