Crime & Safety
McDonald's Employee Assaulted After Asking For Order to be Repeated
The following information was provided by the Norwalk Police Department. Where arrests or charges are mentioned, it does not indicate a conviction.
An employee of McDonald’s, 726 Connecticut Ave., was punched by a customer Friday night after he asked the man to repeat his order for accuracy.
The victim was working the drive-up window. He said when he asked the customer to repeat his order, the man became angry, told him he needed to do his job better, and asked when he got off from work.
At that point, a passenger got out of the car and began banging on the drive-up window. The window opened enough that the passenger was able to punch the employee in the shoulder.
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The passenger then reentered the car and it drove away.
Resident Reports Prowler Looking Into Windows
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A resident of Fairview Avenue contacted police Monday night to report a man looking in the windows of a condominium project on Prospect Avenue.
Officers found no sign of an attempted break-in. They contacted the project’s management, who said a memo would be distributed warning about the report.
Two Cars Burglarized at Residence
Residents of 40 Allen Rd. reported Monday afternoon burglaries from two of their cars, which had been left unlocked.
The thief made off with a GPS unit and a bag carrying a laptop and camera.
