Dark sedan suspected of impaired driving over 100 mph, Glastonbury CT
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Alcohol ViolationState police and local units reported a dark-colored sedan traveling over 100 miles per hour near Welles Street, Glastonbury, Connecticut. The driver was suspected of impaired driving. The vehicle was last seen near New London Turnpike. A female was identified as the operator.
Audio|Heard on: West Hartford Police, Fire and EMS
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02:20
Transcript:
00:00
I have a unit, getting off 13 Alpha,
00:04
off Route 3.
00:07
That took off on one of my other truckers.
00:10
Suspected DUI.
00:12
I follow on.
00:17
Roger. This is here from the people.
00:23
State 2, lost me out of the hotline.
00:25
They're on Welles Street now.
00:31
Roger. I copy.
00:32
I read.
00:33
Okay.
00:42
14 to 9.
00:44
If you just want to head back to where you said it, hop the lawn, make sure there's no damage.
00:48
Tell 4. I'll head right now.
00:55
On True page 2, Class May, we are no longer behind that vehicle.
01:00
Last seen near New London Turnpike.
01:05
Roger. Any descriptors?
01:08
Plain anything?
01:17
That's very that's going to be Bravo Lima three five zero nine one E L three five zero nine one two thousand condescended color red comes back out of Waterbury the vehicle was stopped it
01:33
Roger that
01:37
Initially the party was passed off behind the wheel at 25th and it's going to be a female operator
01:51
Tonight. I'll be at near Woodlawn for this.
01:55
Step 4.
02:00
Thank you to watch after.
02:01
Thank you to watch after.
02:08
Go ahead and anything.
02:13
Speed-vis on my officers behind the vehicle doing all over 100.
02:18
You're still on your Britt Natch.
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Location mentioned:
Welles St, Glastonbury, CT 06033
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