Wrong way driver reported on highway ramp in Wethersfield, Wethersfield CT
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a driver was reported driving the wrong way southbound in northbound lanes on a highway ramp near Wethersfield. Officers are using cameras to locate the vehicle. The suspect was described as a light-haired man about 45 years old. The vehicle left the highway.
Audio|Heard on: Connecticut State Police
Listen to dispatch call
01:27
Transcript:
00:00
There's a wrong way alert, and we're working on it.
00:02
It should be 91 to 3 on ramp, unknown if it's going south or north.
00:06
We're working on a camera visual.
00:09
Roger 3537,
00:11
23, 36. Roger.
00:15
Roger, northbound, southbound.
00:19
HQ, 149. I just contacted pleasure.
00:22
The only description they have is...
00:25
approximately 45-year-old male light with light hair.
00:33
They're going southbound in the northbound.
00:35
1031 copy.
00:37
1031 copy.
00:38
No, no, no, 35, 37.
00:41
Sorry, bye, Matt.
00:42
31 copy. Go ahead.
00:44
10.5, copy. 1.105, copy.
00:48
Go again. I have that car, enter.
00:51
Go again?
00:52
I have that car.
00:53
I mean, tell myself.
00:54
Right, just hit tight on it.
00:56
I'll, uh, contact.
00:59
I was. I was there.
01:04
Thank you. All right, please thank you.
01:07
Your officer is looking to look out for a black folks right and take line at this day, Alphabet, Massachusetts, and then into the city.
01:13
It went out the four left the wrong way, like it's going to be backed up into the city.
01:20
Okay.
01:21
Number seven, six, five.
01:22
Seven, seven six.
01:23
That vehicle is off the highway.
01:24
Both you can't be 32.
01:26
Roger.
01:27
Okay.
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Location mentioned:
CT-3, Wethersfield, CT
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