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Here's How Many Crashes Have Been Reported On CT Roadways During July 4th Holiday Here's How Many Crashes Have Been Reported On CT Roadways During July 4th Holiday
Here's How Many Crashes Have Been Reported On CT Roadways During July 4th Holiday Over the two-day Fourth of July time period so far, Connecticut State Police say troopers have responded to a total of 79 motor vehicle crashes, with one serious injury. Since the holiday enforcement got underway on Wednesday, July 3, at 7 p.m., state police responded to 2,642 calls for service, including the 79 for crashes, which, fortunately, none resulted in fatalities. Other stops included helping 112 disabled motor vehicles 23 arrests for driving under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol. Troopers also issued 800 citations with 285 of those citations being issued for speeding, 26 f…

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by Kathy Reakes
Police & Fire
Advisory To Motorists Issued By Norwalk Police Advisory To Motorists Issued By Norwalk Police
Advisory To Motorists Issued By Norwalk Police Police in Norwalk have a clear message for motorists passing through the area: make sure to slow down when you’re in town. The Norwalk Police Department issued an alert on Tuesday, urging drivers in the area to put down the cell phones, buckle up and slow down when they’re behind the wheel. On Instagram, the department posted “#SlowDownInTown#Rowayton. We remind drivers to reduce your speed, wear your seatbelt and put down the 📱. A few tips to help keep #Norwalk safe 😃 and to save you from a ticket 😢. #SafeNorwalk #NPD#NPDTrafficUnit"

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by Zak Failla
News
State Troopers Plan Super Bowl Sunday Enforcement State Troopers Plan Super Bowl Sunday Enforcement
State Troopers Plan Super Bowl Sunday Enforcement Connecticut State Troopers across the state prepare for Super Bowl Sunday, which is one of the biggest and most entertaining national sporting events in the United States. On Sunday, Feb. 4, friends and families will gather to watch the “big game”, and to enjoy the festivities surrounding the game. Parties and gatherings can make Super Bowl Sunday one of the year’s most dangerous days on the roads and highways of our state due to impaired driving-related accidents.  The busy holiday season is past, but Super Bowl Sunday is an ‘unofficial’ holiday in the U.S. Troopers urge all Connecticut r…

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by Jon Craig