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Fairfield Polices Warn Ads From Suspect Publication
Fairfield police ordered Edward Plouffe of Bridgeport to stop soliciting ads for Connecticut Police Fire Sentinel after complaints of using Chief Anthony Mastronardi’s and Officer Glenn Austin’s names in sales pitches. Captain Patrick L. Carroll said refunds would be sought for Fairfield ads and a warrant could follow if money isn’t returned. a solicitor was stopped with $400 in envelopes.
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Fairfield
Connecticut Police
Fire Sentinel
Anthony J. Mastronardt
Patrick L. Carroll
Edward Plouffe
Golden Hill Street
Bridgeport
Capt
Carrall
Fairfielders
Alvin E. Kurstein
Better Business Bureau
Connecticut
Cant
Carroll
Mastronardi
Mast
Mr. Plouffe
Capt. Carroll
John Ward
Plouffe
Kerstein
Ploutie
Joseph Walsh