Intoxicated female seen walking near white suv at clinton address, Clinton CT
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Alcohol ViolationA female in a white SUV was seen parked and driving around near North High Street in Clinton. She was flashing headlights and walking outside, and appeared to be intoxicated after drinking substances. The vehicle was observed with headlights off while driving around the driveway.
Audio|Heard on: Clinton Police
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02:10
Transcript:
00:00
Near North High Street be their chances for home to this activity.
00:04
There has been a white SUV in the driveway for 10 to 50 minutes.
00:10
When they initially told that they were flashing their headlights until the staff came out, not even though they're walking around outside.
00:20
Roger.
00:21
Good job.
00:27
The female is still out there.
00:29
Her headlights are off now, but she's walking around outside.
00:37
Our 50 females now back in the vehicle driving around the driveway with the headlights off.
00:43
She was it just the one female?
00:51
Affirmative caller believes he was white.
00:54
She's also stating now that she was drinking something and under substance and was acting in a way that she may be intoxicated.
01:06
If I photo, you know well.
01:10
Roger.
01:16
425 is Connecticut.
01:18
Bravo Romeo 55015.
01:22
21.
01:29
Roger.
01:33
Violet, 221, Kia Sorento, caller with (name withheld) out of Bridgeport.
01:44
Roger Daniels clear with a file 20.
01:54
425, are you code B?
01:59
Good.
02:03
Roger, it's not a full in contact, it's with a Melissa.
02:06
Robinson, but it does say do not use or possess any intoxicator control system.
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Location mentioned:
N High St, Clinton, CT 06413
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