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Brian Lockhart

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Journalist at Connecticut Post

Covering Bridgeport policy/politics for The Connecticut Post. He/him/his. It's Gulf of Mexico. Slava Ukraini. Opinions my own. [email protected]

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  • 3 days ago | ctpost.com | Brian Lockhart |Brianna Gurciullo

    Bridgeport Police Department Sgt. Marlon Campo in 2023. Bridgeport Police Department/ContributedBRIDGEPORT — Sgt. Marlon Campo, a city police academy instructor who was on paid leave for about four months amid an investigation into sexual misconduct allegations, has been fired.

  • 3 days ago | ctinsider.com | Brian Lockhart |Brianna Gurciullo

    BRIDGEPORT - Sgt. Marlon Campo, a city police academy instructor who was on paid leave for about four months amid an investigation into sexual misconduct allegations, has been fired. "As a result of a discipline hearing on Tuesday, June 3, 2025, Sergeant Marlon Campo's employment with the Bridgeport Police Department was terminated effective immediately," Chief Roderick Porter said in a statement Wednesday.

  • 1 week ago | ctpost.com | Brian Lockhart

    An exterior view of a vacant lot at 439 East Main St. in Bridgeport. A developer is building a five-story structure with 74 apartments and some ground-floor retail on the property. Christian Abraham/Hearst Connecticut MediaAn exterior view of a vacant lot at 439 East Main St. in Bridgeport. A developer is building a five-story structure with 74 apartments and some ground-floor retail on the property.

  • 1 week ago | ctpost.com | Brian Lockhart

    The Enfield Police Department uses drones for a variety of purposes. Enfield Police DepartmentBRIDGEPORT — Whether its for surveillance of crowds, crime scenes or fires, emergency officials in Connecticut's largest municipality want the city to invest in high-tech drones. "It's multifunctional," said Police Chief Roderick Porter. "There's a variety of different things we can use them for. ...

  • 1 week ago | ctinsider.com | Brian Lockhart

    BRIDGEPORT - Whether its for surveillance of crowds, crime scenes or fires, emergency officials in Connecticut's largest municipality want the city to invest in high-tech drones. "It's multifunctional," said Police Chief Roderick Porter. "There's a variety of different things we can use them for. ...

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Brian Lockhart
Brian Lockhart @blockhart1
9 May 25

Sensing change under Trump, conservatives bring transgender athlete fight back to CT. Article below.: https://t.co/zbcljD92s6

Brian Lockhart
Brian Lockhart @blockhart1
9 May 25

New Bridgeport Symphony director premieres at final concert of the season. More below.: https://t.co/VN6Lk5h21O

Brian Lockhart
Brian Lockhart @blockhart1
9 May 25

Bridgeport paying to settle federal suit from fired "troubleshooter" for Ganim administration. More below.: https://t.co/u4QeAETqP2