Traffic & Transit
State Police Seeking Vintage Mustang That Fled Crash In Stafford
The driver of a vintage car is wanted in connection with a crash in Stafford, state police said.
STAFFORD, CT — State police are looking for a vintage Ford Mustang that hit a sport utility vehicle in Stafford over the weekend and left the scene.
According to a crash report, at 2:37 p.m. Saturday, a 2004 GMC Yukon was stopped at the intersection of routes 32 and 190 in Stafford. The driver, a 64-year-old Ellington man, told state police he noticed an "older model white Mustang" behind him, which then made contact with the Yukon, according to a crash report.
The Yukon pulled into a nearby gas station, as did the Mustang, but the Mustang then sped back onto Route 190 and headed toward the center of Stafford, according to a crash report.
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According to the registration plate on the Mustang, it is a 1989 model out of Stafford and state police have been unable to make contact with its owner. Anyone with information on the crash can call state police at 860-896-3200.
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