Man injures himself by smashing bottle over his head, Groton CT
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Disorderly ConductA man injured himself by smashing a bottle of wine over his head during a disturbance near Long Hill Road. Multiple people were reported arguing and breaking bottles. A 17-year-old has a minor cut on his arm.
Audio|Heard on: Groton, Ledyard, Stonington Police, CSP Troop E
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02:27
Transcript:
00:00
169-148. We're getting calls for some part of the disturbance.
00:03
Near Long Hill Road.
00:05
That's near Long Hill Road.
00:08
Cross Street is just before Wayne Road going up the hill on your right.
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That's right.
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Be advised one caller states that (name withheld) smashed a bottle of wine over his head.
00:30
173
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173 173
00:37
Good
00:42
Alright Stop We're ready to divert you in a system near Long Hill Road.
00:50
Apparently, several subjects are, we're going to report, are 47,
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arguing,
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smashing,
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bottles.
01:00
1-5 with you?
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175.
01:05
I'd have to near Long Hill, then I'll take care of that arrow one thing or whatever later.
01:09
Okay, I take it, uh,
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you're no longer at headquarters? No, I'm five.
01:15
Okay.
01:20
One six nine, you got out of code three.
01:23
Roger.
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I'm sorry it's code three, capital.
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Roger.
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Off one, son.
01:39
Roger.
01:44
Okay. Okay.
01:47
All right. Sorry, service.
01:54
Notting that the mirror,
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no active bleeding, but he's got up that.
02:01
Four, seven, man, all right at 30.
02:03
Can you 40?
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It's hiding that the 17-year-old has a minor cut on his arm as well.
02:19
And I went card just in sixty-seven.
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Units responding.
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Location mentioned:
Long Hill Rd, Groton, CT 06340
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