Fairfield police investigating truck fire
Fairfield police continue to investigate whether a truck fire on Nichols Avenue early yesterday was intentionally set. Police say that a witness reported seeing two men run from the scene minutes before
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Feb 8, 2012, 1:39 PM
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Updated 4,605 days ago
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Fairfield police continue to investigate whether a truck fire on Nichols Avenue early yesterday was intentionally set.
Police say that a witness reported seeing two men run from the scene minutes before the fire broke out.
The men were spotted getting into a black car on Villa Avenue.
Authorities say the truck fire may be linked to an attempted arson on Sampson Street in Bridgeport earlier in the night.
There may also be a connection to a January incident at Owen Fish Park in which police say a Dumpster was set on fire.
If you have any information about this incident, please call the Fairfield Police Deparment at 203-254-4800 , the Fairfield Detective Bureau at 203-254-4840 or our info line at 203-354-INFO.
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