Traffic & Transit
UTV Rider That Crashed On Street In Stafford Was Drunk, Warrant Says
A summertime UTV crash in Stafford has resulted in a drunken driving charge, state police said.

STAFFORD, CT — The driver of a utility task vehicle that crashed in a public street in Stafford in the summer was drunk, a warrant states.
The case dates back to Aug. 31, when a UTV crashed near 92 Chaffee Road in Stafford. When state police arrived, they discovered that the UTV was in the public street during the accident, according to a warrant.
The 61-year-old driver, a Stafford resident, was ultimately airlifted to an area hospital after suffering "significant blood loss," according to a warrant.
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While at the hospital, tests showed he was intoxicated, according to a warrant.
The man recovered and was charged on Oct. 18 with driving under the influence, a lane violation, making an improper turn, driving without the minimum insurance and driving an unregistered vehicle, according to a warrant.
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