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27-year-old woman arrested for refusing to show license after getting pulled over in Ledyard

By Juliana Lepore,

2024-07-30

LEDYARD, Conn. (WTNH) — A woman was arrested in Ledyard early Tuesday morning for refusing to present legal documents after getting pulled over.

Isabell Astor, 27, was pulled over at around 1:30 a.m. for allegedly driving over 30 miles over the speed limit on Route 12 in the Gales Ferry section of Ledyard.

According to police, Astor refused to show police her license, registration and insurance card when requested. Astor insisted on viewing the officer’s RADAR unit, and once she saw it, continued to refuse to show her documents.

She was arrested for interfering, speeding and refusing to provide a license.

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Mike Bruzy

08-02

entitled mentality or brain dead your choice

Sonny Day

08-02

Girl what were you doibg up there in he haw land? Be careful.

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