Suspicious vehicle blocked driveway at Clinton address, Clinton CT
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Suspicious ActivityA suspicious vehicle was blocking a resident's driveway near Pepperbush Drive in Clinton. The male driver, described as a white-haired man in his 60s, initially refused to move his car. After being told police were called, he left but then returned and eventually drove off.
Audio|Heard on: Clinton Police
Listen to dispatch call
02:11
Transcript:
00:00
Near Pepperbush Drive, suspicious person and vehicle.
00:07
Okay.
00:09
Go ahead.
00:11
Getting a plate now, caller from near Pepperbush Drive states there's a vehicle parked at the end of the driveway, refusing to leave until police were called.
00:19
Vehicle just left, getting a direction to travel.
00:22
Stand by one.
00:28
Vehicle last seen heading north towards Old Orch, 2018.
00:36
Description of vehicle color white and a 61-year-old male.
00:49
Copy, how did this all start?
00:55
Party returned home,
00:57
The vehicle and driver was parked in the caller's driveway at the end, she couldn't get into her driveway, told him to move, he refused, and she said she would call police, then he left.
01:20
Affirmative.
01:22
Now he's parked back on Pepperbush across from number 17.
01:35
Caller states he headed north on Pepperbush again.
01:38
She no longer has eyes on him.
01:40
It's going to be a 60s male with white hair.
01:47
Copy the vehicle description.
01:50
She stated the plate given was the wrong one.
01:57
She provided Bravo Lima 42856 on the 2018 White Acura.
02:05
Again, Bravo L.
02:08
Now last seen heading south, Pepperbush and out.
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Location mentioned:
Pepperbush Dr, Clinton, CT 06413
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