Crime & Safety

Police Searching Connecticut River For Possible Jumper

Person left note in a car on the Enfield/Suffield Bridge,

Update, 5:16 p.m.

Deputy Chief Gary Collins said shortly before 5 p.m. that rescue personnel had not recovered any bodies from the Connecticut River. The car that had been discovered on the Enfield/Suffield Bridge early Monday morning has been impounded. State police divers did not enter the water due to the strong current, police said. No further information was available.

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The state police dive team and helicopters are searching the Connecticut River in Enfield for a person who may have possibly jumped off the Enfield/Suffield Bridge.

Police Chief Carl Sferrazza said an Enfield officer discovered an abandoned car on the bridge Monday morning. A note was found inside the car indicating the person may want to harm themself, Sferrazza said.

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The chief said he had no further information at this time.

Check back with Enfield Patch as further details emerge. 


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