A Bridgeport officer was justified in shooting a man who was attacking a female officer in October 2024, Connecticut's inspector general said.

A 33-year-old man was arrested at the Canadian border Wednesday after police said he attempted to kill his ex-wife in Bridgeport's East End the day before

The Connecticut Inspector General has found that a Bridgeport police officer was justified when he shot a man who had just stabbed one of his fellow officers with a knife in 2024. The findings of

A Bridgeport officer was “justified” in shooting at a suspect after the suspect stabbed another officer in the neck, according to the Office of the Inspector General. The shooting happened on Oct. 5,

Connecticut’s inspector general made a determination about whether police were justified in shooting a knife-wielding suspect who stabbed an officer in Bridgeport last year.

The archive video above originally aired on Oct. 9, 2024. BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (WTNH) — The Connecticut Office of Inspector General ruled that a Bridgeport police officer was justified in shooting and wounding 45-year-old Huntley Jackson,

Court records show he and an unidentified man opened fire on people standing on the sidewalk. The unidentified man has not be caught.

In 2025, reported violent crime in Bridgeport reduced by 37.4%, reported property crime went down 24.3%, and there were 30.2% less shooting incidents than in 2024.

A Bridgeport man is facing a multitude of charges, including attempted murder, after shooting at his ex-wife, police said. Bridgeport police said 33-year-old Victor Borges De Queiroz hid in the trunk of his ex-wife’s car as she left for work on Tuesday.