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Dozens of New Canaan Police officers, their families and town residents and officials gathered under a tent outside the department’s South Avenue headquarters Thursday to recognize those who have been promoted within NCPD and those who have gone above and beyond to earn special awards.
L-R: Officers Giancarlo Vincenzi, Emily Clark, Erin McCarthy and Rex Sprosta, Lt. Joe Farenga and Chief Leon Krolikowski at the May 27, 2021 promotion and awards ceremony outside the New Canaan Police Department. Credit: Michael Dinan
Police Chief Leon Krolikowski told those in attendance on a clear, comfortable evening that the ceremony is designed “to celebrate the accomplishments of many officers.”
Just days before the two-year anniversary of Connecticut woman Jennifer Farber Dulos’ disappearance and presumed death, one of the top police officials leading the charge says investigators will "never rest" until they find the beloved mother’s body.
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A 39-year-old woman has been accused of driving drunk after allegedly losing control of her vehicle while attempting to answer her phone and hitting a cement pillar.
Gayle Gawlik, of Norwalk, was arrested on Thursday, May 14, after Westport Police responded to the area of Greens Farms Road on a report of a single-vehicle crash, said Westport PD Lieutenant David Wolf.
According to Wolf, when officers arrived on the scene they found a vehicle with heavy front-end damage along with Gawlik who claimed that she was not injured.
Gawlik told officers that she was trying to answer a phone call through the car’s blue tooth system when she lost control of the vehicle and ended up striking a cement pillar that was located on the right shoulder, Wolf said.
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A Fairfield County woman who stole a rental car in Westport turned herself in to police after allegedly failing to return the vehicle, police said.
Officers from the Westport Police Department responded to Avis Rental Cars at approximately 1:45 p.m. on Sept. 5, 2020, where there was a report of a woman who rented a car and never returned.
Police said that the manager stated that the car in question was supposed to have been brought back to Avis in early August, but as of Sept. 5, it had yet to be returned by Bridgeport resident Michelle Kinner.
The manager said that before alerting the police, Avis had reached out to Kinner, sending her a letter asking for the car to be returned, to which she never replied.