Individual refuses to leave property despite no-contact order
Family OffenseA person has returned to a residence where they are not allowed to be. They are refusing to leave, and police are called to help remove them since there is a no-contact order in place.
Audio|Source: Montville Police and Fire
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Transcript:
8-0-431 in Cardiff. 431. If you're going to make your way to 315 Route 16, 14, apartment number 14, speak with (name withheld), the caller. Stending from an earlier incident that 416 dealt with. He dropped the other off at the MicroPel. She was supposed to stay there for the night. Now she's back at the residence, she's refusing to leave. You would like her just escort her off the property. 431 copies. Well, 431 copies. There is file phone even place for (name withheld). 431 copies. Are they full no contacts or just CT1[1]? My partner checked into it, it's a full no contact. Apparently, she doesn't even reside there. She actually lives at 15 Glendale. Four through one, copies. Too sorry, you can put me on that call.
Police codes explained
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[1]
CT1: Connecticut Protective/Restraining Order Violation
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Location mentioned:
CT-16, Connecticut
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