Greenwich Police Blotter The Greenwich Crime Data Portal offers fresh insight into local crime trends for August 2026, revealing a high number of car break-ins and impaired driving. The good new? Vehicle thefts are down. In total, Greenwich Police responded to 2,572 calls for service during the month. A good portion of that volume continues to be driven by administrative nuisance calls, including 287 false burglar alarms, 107 parking complaints, and 96 leaf blower complaints. Larceny from...

Greenwich Town Hall Vigil Sep 10, 2025 What does it take to spark an online firestorm in a quiet suburb? Apparently, a battery-operated candle and a high school student organizing a memorial. Greenwich teenager Sophia DiFilippo, has arranged a candlelight vigil in front of Greenwich Town Hall at 7 p.m. on September 10 to honor Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk. Kirk was gunned down by 23-year-old Tyler Robinson at Utah Valley University one year ago on September 10, 2025. DiFilippo is...

If you’ve spent any time on Instagram lately, you’ve likely caught CT State Senator and GOP gubernatorial candidate Ryan Fazio’s latest campaign reel: "It's a bird! It's a plane! No, It's Ryan Fazio." With dark hair, neat frames, and a strong resemblance to Metropolis’s favorite mild-mannered journalist, Fazio embraces the comic book trope. The ad opens with him swooping in to rescue a group of Connecticut taxpayers tied up in a warehouse and being robbed, promising to cap electric bills...

Greenwich Police arrested 33-year-old Trevor Singer of New York after discovering he was selling illegal kratom products directly out of his vehicle. The arrest occurred early Tuesday morning, August 25th, on Putnam Avenue around 6 a.m. Officers impounded the vehicle and recovered over $20,000 worth of illicit kratom products—specifically concentrated 7-Hydroxymitragynine (7-Hydroxy). Singer faces four charges: sale of a controlled substance, possession, possession with intent to sell, and...

On September 1, 2026, U.S. Senator Bernie Moreno (R-OH) sent a formal letter to Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont following a fatal traffic accident in Ohio. The incident involved Washington G. Naula Ochoa, an undocumented immigrant holding a Connecticut "Drive Only" (DO) license, who ran a stop sign and killed 29-year-old Austin J. Karr Grimes. Moreno wrote to Lamont, "If it were not for policy you championed, which allows illegal aliens to receive a 'drive-only' license, this young man...