Suspicious package taken by u-haul driver near Chidley Way, Ledyard CT
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Suspicious ActivityA neighbor reported that a FedEx package was taken by a U-Haul driver near Chidley Way. The driver placed the package into the U-Haul truck. No further details are available.
Audio|Heard on: Montville Police and Fire
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Transcript:
00:00
The suspicious incident is just for a FedEx driver who dropped a package off near Chidley Way.
00:09
The neighbor reports that the U-Haul driver then placed it into the U-Haul,
00:16
and no further information other than that.
00:21
Roger.
00:23
Two minutes, are they looking to see an offer?
00:32
Roger, they just asked if we had anybody available to go down and check it out.
00:38
If I knew you are free, feel free.
00:41
If you control phone click,
00:43
say a contact.
00:46
What are you can find?
00:55
Roger,
00:56
we also just got a car turn incident for 2A8.
01:01
So the line in roadway and caller is in the vehicle.
01:06
We'll get that field information to you right now.
01:08
Roger, the local location.
01:13
In the area of Route 12 at Longcove, she said it was just about the area of a big group shows and...
01:21
Two-Aid, can you hold the air for a minute, please?
01:28
292. You can clear me in 11 from Chriswood, 29 to 18.
01:34
Do you want me to slide us over there as well?
01:37
Sure.
01:39
Roger.
01:44
Just to clarify,
01:47
FedEx dropped the package off at 23, and a neighbor noticed, you hauled truck, take the package you put it in the truck.
01:56
Roger, so she said it was across the street from 23.
02:00
Her address is that's 23, sir.
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Location mentioned:
Chidley Way, Ledyard, CT 06339
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