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He s going to kill me : Woman feared reporting boyfriend s erratic behavior in 911 call now under investigation

Skip to main content Currently Reading He s going to kill me : Woman feared reporting boyfriend s erratic behavior in 911 call now under investigation Lisa Backus FacebookTwitterEmail 1of6 Emily Todd of Bethel was killed on Dec. 8, 2018, according to authorities. Brandon Roberts awaits trial in connection with her death.Courtesy of Jennifer Lawlor / Contributed PhotoShow MoreShow Less 2of6 Emily Todd of Bethel was killed on Dec. 8, 2018, according to authorities. Brandon Roberts awaits trial in connection with her death.Courtesy of Jennifer Lawlor / Contributed PhotoShow MoreShow Less 3of6 5of6 6of6 BRIDGEPORT The Fairfield State’s Attorney’s Office says it’s investigating how Bridgeport police handled a 911 call made by a Bethel woman about a week before she was killed.

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Public defender to represent Bridgeport school board member in kidnapping case

Public defender to represent Bridgeport school board member in kidnapping case FacebookTwitterEmail 2of3 3of3 MILFORD Bridgeport school board member Christopher Taylor, accused of attempting to kidnap his wife’s 21-year-old son at gunpoint, was granted a public defender Friday after telling a judge his finances have taken a nose dive because of the pandemic. “It has been catastrophic. I didn’t qualify for any paycheck protection programs. I’ve defaulted on loans and credit cards,” Taylor told Superior Court Judge Peter Brown. The judge granted his motion and continued the case to May 11. Taylor, 51, pleaded not guilty in January 2020 to conspiracy to commit second-degree kidnapping, attempted second-degree kidnapping with a firearm, impersonation of a police officer, first-degree threatening, third-degree assault and risk of injury to a minor in a 2019 case. He asked for a jury trial and said he would represent himself.

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Caleb Tisdol, wounded in 2017 New Britain police shooting, charged with armed robbery of two people in January

Caleb Tisdol, wounded in 2017 New Britain police shooting, charged with armed robbery of two people in January
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Neil Kelly, Bridgeport prosecutor, retiring after more than 30 years

Neil Kelly, Bridgeport prosecutor, retiring after more than 30 years FacebookTwitterEmail The courthouse on Golden Hill Street, in Bridgeport, Conn.Ned Gerard / Hearst Connecticut Media BRIDGEPORT Cornelius “Neil” Kelly built a reputation as one of the best-known prosecutors of sex assault cases in the state. But after more than 30 years, he has decided to retire to become a man of leisure in warmer climes. “I enjoyed my time working for the state, coming to work every day and dealing with everyone in the courthouse,” he said. “The biggest thing I’m going to miss is the relationships I’ve developed with people here.”

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