Connecticut authorities are investigating a cash scam where an unknown individual posed as a bondsman. The victim handed over cash after being falsely told their family member needed bond money. Later, they discovered their family member was not in police custody. They say this isn’t the first time it’s happened either, warning everyone to be vigilant of this and other scams making the rounds.
It will be here before you know it! Brewster’s Fourth Summer Music Series will kick off Wednesday, June 26, at 6:30 pm and feature a variety of music genres on successive Wednesday nights through July 31st. Free concerts are provided thanks to the generous donation of local sponsors. We look forward to hearing from our sponsors by April 1st. Organizers say they had a great response from community businesses last year, and they are looking forward to their return… and also now are hoping for some new ones to come on board. If you would like to become a sponsor of the 4th Annual Brewster Summer Music Series, reach out to bsms@culturalartsco.com, visit www.brewstermusicfestival.com or make your tax-deductible contribution now at: www.paypal.com/us/fundraiser/charity/1251774.
In New Milford, police are seeking 4 suspects who they say broke into a medical equipment facility last weekend. New Milford Police say it happened on Saturday at MEDInstill, and the four left behind significant damage to the building. The four wanted suspects were caught on surveillance video roaming through the building. New Milford Police ask anyone who thinks they might know anything about it to contact them.
In New Milford, police are seeking 4 suspects who they say broke into a medical equipment facility last weekend. New Milford Police say it happened on Saturday at MEDInstill, and the four left behind significant damage to the building. The four wanted suspects were caught on surveillance video roaming through the building. New Milford Police ask anyone who thinks they might know anything about it to contact them.
A Connecticut church pastor was arrested after he was pulled over for a routine traffic stop and crystal meth was found in the car he was driving. 63 year old Reverend Herbert Miller of Woodbury also had a suspended license for failure to maintain insurance according to Connecticut State Police. After he was stopped on Friday, he faces charges including operating an unregistered motor vehicle, illegal operation of a motor vehicle without minimum insurance, possession of a controlled substance, use of drug paraphernalia, and possession with intent to sell a narcotic.