Crime & Safety
Police Called To Fairfield Restaurant After Fight Breaks Out
The manager asked several men to leave, and told police that he was assaulted with a beer bottle, authorities said.
FAIRFIELD, CT — A fight at a Fairfield restaurant resulted in a visit from police Saturday night, according to law enforcement.
Officers responded 9 p.m. to Puerto Vallarta, 2000 Black Rock Turnpike, after receiving a report that a fight broke out between several patrons and a manager, police said.
Five men were seen interacting with women at the bar in a manner that led employees to intervene, according to police. The conflict escalated and the manager asked the men to leave, but told police that he was assaulted with a beer bottle by one of the exiting patrons, law enforcement said.
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“The manager declined medical transport and declined pressing charges,” Lt. Antonio Granata said in an email. “Upon further investigation, police received conflicting statements from all parties interviewed.”
At management’s request, police asked the men not to return to the restaurant.
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