Police respond to domestic dispute in Newington
Family OffensePolice received reports of a domestic dispute between a male and female at an address in Newington. There were sounds of arguing and possible departure of the individuals in a red vehicle. The situation is being monitored.
Audio|Source: Newington Police, Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
305. 5. 51 Brackett Street for the missing persons report. (Name withheld), she's reporting her husband missing. Left the home at 11 a.m. hasn't returned. He does not have his cell phone with him or any of his diabetic supplies. Didn't say where he was going. She reports that he left angrily after being requested to do something. Last scene, wearing a black tank top in blue jeans. 303, 306. Start for 77 Flagler Street for the 1072[1]. Partner's still on the line. Sounds like a male and female arguing, possibly leaving in a red vehicle. I'll get you more. We do have 44 history at the address. Thank you, Roger. Mail via (name withheld), 42 years old, left in a red fort, possibly towards Berlin. He's staying at the Berlin and motel. 3222 is the apartment with the phone on the stove. Who was on site investigation? Disresh coverage. Okay, is the transfer. 10-4. It possibly be a 9-9 Chevy Colvalt color red, Bravo Romeo 1934. Have that registered to (name withheld)? 10-4. We have anybody southbound on the place and he's probably having that with? Roger. a possible suspect vehicle involved in a 72 on Flagler Street. Either a red Ford sedan or Bravo Romeo 19324 to 09 Chevy Cobalt color red registered to (name withheld).
Police codes explained
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[1]
1072: Domestic Disturbance
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Location mentioned:
Near Flagler St, Newington, CT 06111
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