Wanted: Suspect in University of Bridgeport dining hall shooting
Dylan Cruz-Tillery, of Queens, New York, has an outstanding warrant in connection with the incident.
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Dec 19, 2024, 11:56 AM
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Updated 3 hr ago
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3h agoBridgeport police have released a new photo of the man they believe is responsible for a shooting inside a University of Bridgeport dining hall in October.
Dylan Cruz-Tillery, of Queens, New York, has an outstanding warrant in connection with the incident.
The shooting sent one person to the hospital and prompted a lockdown of the university.
Police are urging anyone with information about Cruz-Tillery's whereabouts to come forward and call the Bridgeport Police Department at (203) 576-7671.
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