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CT man charged in Fairfield shooting on I-95 rejects plea deal

CT contractor sentenced for disposing hazardous waste on city property

Former Fairfield officials get probation in dumping scandal

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Scott Bartlett Pleads Guilty In Fairfield Fill Pile Case

Scott Bartlett Pleads Guilty In Fairfield Fill Pile Case - Fairfield, CT - Bartlett, the town's former public works superintendent, was already serving prison time in connection with another aspect of the case.

Man get 45 years in prison for slaying of teen who was stripped, shot five times

A 23-year-old Bridgeport man was sentenced to 45 years in prison on Wednesday in connection with the slaying of an 18-year-old who was stripped naked and shot five times.

Man awaiting trial on gun charges charged with killing Bridgeport man out celebrating new job

A Waterbury man, awaiting trial on gun charges, has been charged with fatally shooting a.

Former Fairfield HR Director In Court For Fill Pile Charges

UpdatedFri, Feb 12, 2021 at 3:00 am ET Replies(5) Emmet Hibson (Fairfield Police Department) FAIRFIELD, CT Fairfield s former human resources director was in court Thursday for the first time since being charged last year in connection with the town s ongoing fill pile scandal. Emmet Hibson said little as he stood before Judge Tracy Lee Dayton for the brief hearing, during which his case was moved from Bridgeport s Golden Hill Street courthouse to the facility on Main Street, where he is set to appear Feb. 23 with several co-defendants. They ll do the arraignment over there, Dayton said. Subscribe Hibson is one of five former Fairfield employees accused of conspiracy and illegally disposing of toxic polychlorinated biphenyls or PCBs during the 2018 construction of a berm at the fill pile, according to police, who brought charges against the group in November.

Best of 2020: 'Why are we suffering if he's innocent until proven guilty?' Cash bail in the COVID era

This story was originally published on November 18, 2020. When the stress and anxiety overwhelm her, Samaris Smith kneels at the altar she erected in her home and covers her head with a cloth blessed by her pastor. She prays for relief from the burdens of life. She prays that she doesn’t run out of money. She prays that her business flourishes. But always in her line of sight is a piece of paper on which she’s written another list a series of requests she hopes God grants immediately. “To turn my kids’ behavior around, to save my whole household,” Samaris said, reading from the paper, “and to bring Jermaine home.”