Danbury, Connecticut: Police Officer Spotlights 300-Foot Hudson Valley Object
Near Danbury, Connecticut at 9:30 PM, a police officer responds to a call and finds people watching a circular pattern of red, blue, and green lights in the sky. The silent object appears less than 500 feet in altitude and approximately 300 feet in diameter. When the officer shines a powerful spotlight at it, the object projects a brilliant flash of white light downward, illuminating everyone present, then moves quickly north and disappears. Hours later at 10:55 PM, Police Chief Nelson Macedo, Charles Yacuzzi, and retired officer Jim Lucksky observe a similar grey circular object from a fishing boat β silent, very large, with 20-30 bright multicolored lights in circular pattern. When boat lights are turned off, the object shuts its own lights off. When boat lights flash, the object responds with very bright lights before moving behind mountains.
Background
1. On July 12, 1983, near Danbury, Connecticut, a police officer investigated a report of unusual lights in the sky. The officer observed a large, silent object with colored lights. The object was estimated to be 300 feet in diameter and less than 500 feet in altitude.