Fairfield, CT
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Search On For Boston Post Road Bank Robbery Suspect Search On For Boston Post Road Bank Robbery Suspect
Search On For Boston Post Road Bank Robbery Suspect The Milford Police Department is on the hunt for a man who robbed the Bank of America. The incident took place around 10 a.m. Wednesday when a man walked into the bank at 1331 Boston Post Road and approached a teller and said "give me your money," said Milford Officer Joseph Dempsey. No weapon was displayed or implied during the robbery. After receiving the money, the suspect then left on foot out the front door towards the Boston Post Road, Dempsey said.  A Police K-9 track was conducted with negative results, he said. The suspect is described as a medium build black male with …

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by Kathy Reakes
Fairfield, CT
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Fairfield County Woman, 21, Fifth Suspect Nabbed In Violent Home Invasion Fairfield County Woman, 21, Fifth Suspect Nabbed In Violent Home Invasion
Fairfield County Woman, 21, Fifth Suspect Nabbed In Violent Home Invasion A fifth person has been arrested in connection with a violent home invasion that took place last year. Alisha Drescher, 21, of Bridgeport, was arrested Thursday by Milford Police for taking part in the crime in May 2017, in which two black men wearing masks used a handgun to hold a male and female at bay as they stole items from the home, said the Milford Police. Drescher, who was a guest at the home, is accused of coordinating with the others to arrange the home invasion and robbery, police said. When police arrived on the scene, they tried to chase down the vehicle, then ended up losing …

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by Kathy Reakes
Stratford, CT
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Four Charged With Breaking Into Milford Home, Robbing Residents At Gunpoint Four Charged With Breaking Into Milford Home, Robbing Residents At Gunpoint
Four Charged With Breaking Into Milford Home, Robbing Residents At Gunpoint MILFORD, Conn. -- Four people were charged with breaking into a Milford home in May and robbing the residents at gunpoint, according to police. On May 29, Milford Police received a report of a home invasion that had just taken place at a Melba Street home. The caller reported that the suspects had used a firearm to forcibly take items from the home, and then had left in a silver Infiniti sedan. Officers spoke to a man and woman at the Melba Street address, and learned that they had recently gone inside the home and were inside a bedroom when two black males forced themselves into the room, …

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by Casey Donahue