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West Haven residents rally to demand better security after alleged sexual assault "The problem is people let people come in behind them and they don't stop to think or say, 'Hey, do you live here?' And now we're told that's too dangerous." Author: Carmen Chau Updated: 10:23 PM EDT May 1, 2021 WEST HAVEN, Conn. — Residents at the Surfside Apartments held a rally Saturday afternoon to demand there be increased security at their home. This came after the alleged rape on Tuesday of a 74-year-old woman by a man who had no connection to the apartments. "I was upset about it ... that I couldn't help her," said Branie Seawright of West Haven.
Skip to main content Currently Reading 'The whole thing is horrific': West Haven apartment complex promises increased security after alleged sexual assault of elderly woman Pam McLoughlin FacebookTwitterEmail The Surfside 200 public housing complex, located on Oak Street in West Haven.Ben Lambert / Hearst Connecticut Media WEST HAVEN — In the wake of the alleged sexual assault of a 74-year-old resident, those living in the city’s Surfside apartments are angry and fearful, and a housing authority official said some immediate changes would be implemented, including increased security. But residents of the building at 200 Oak St. — apartments for seniors, the disabled and others — say it’s too little too late, as they have been complaining of lax security for years.
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